England · DINING EXPERIENCES
6 reviewed
Good dining experiences lose their weekend slots first. Here are the 6 best, with current prices and what makes each one different, so you can book before the calendar closes up.
A 3-hour Thames dinner cruise from Westminster with a welcome drink, 3-course British meal, live music, and landmark views.
“It was a set menu, but the food was good. 4 course meal. The service, given the crowd size, was very good. Our waiters were very attentive.The live performance was also very good. It was easy to find the ship and boarding was organized by personal on the dock side.”
Faulty Towers Dining Experience in London pairs a 1970s-themed 3-course meal at President Hotel with a 2-hour comedy show.
“6 ladies went for a friends birthday - Really good fun; food was nice, actors were good - good price for what it was = would recommend”
Hard Rock Cafe London Old Park Lane set-menu lunch or dinner with priority seating, classic American classics, and the Vault memorabilia visit.
“I am appalled. Hard Rock did not recognise my voucher and I had to pay for the menu. Which was just as well as the Diamond menu was poor. I want my money back”
Luxury 5.5-hour Solent sailing from Lymington with champagne, optional hands-on sailing, and a hot two-course meal onboard.
“If you’re in Southampton before or after a cruise, this experience is a great alternative to touring castles, churches or old towns. Incredible value for a 5+ hour adventure activity which includes fabulous lunch or dinner.”
Oxford Thames cruise with a 3-course dinner at Folly Restaurant, plus a Prosecco glass, all in a small-group setting.
“Boat ride was relaxing and very pleasant. Food was delicious. It was a very wonderful experience to end our stay in Oxford.”
Bustronome London luxury dinner on a glass-roof bus, 6-course meal with night city views past The Shard, Tower Bridge, Big Ben, and more.
“The set up was great: great staff, ambiance, bus route and the food / drink selection. The staff were friendly, knowledgeable and entertaining. The bus tour took us to the main spots in London, so we had the best vantage point to take great pictures. The glass roof top of the bus was brilliant for taking pictures - I was very surprised how good they turned out. The bus must have been very impressive from outside as well, as we noticed many tourists taking pictures of our bus. It was a great experience, and we'll do it again!”
