Restuarant in the vicinity of Oxford Street

[Mr Gearchange]

I need to take a customer out to dinner next week - they are staying at the Raddison Edwardian on Oxford Street so it should be somewhere that is reasonably close.

It should be nice but not too pricey (i got a bking for taking my last customer to Pied a Terre - worth it though)

Also where is the easiest place to park the car? Sorry but I don't 'do' London very often as is probably apparent...

[Mobile Chicane]

I'm rather fond of The Providores on Marylebone High Street.

There are loads of multistory car parks in the area - Bryanston Street, Marylebone Lane, Cavendish Square etc.

[Wadeski]

Wild Honey near Bond Street is lovely.

[Mutt]

Wadeski said:

Wild Honey near Bond Street is lovely.

Second that; it's Michelin starred. Quite informal though.

There is loads of free parking in Westminster from 18:30. Try some of the squares. I parked in Manchester Square last night, 5 minute walk from Oxford Street and there was plenty of bays.

Edited by Mutt on Thursday 4th March 16:27

[Mr Gearchange]

Thanks - I've booked Wild Honey, I'll let you know how it was

[Tahiti]

I went there for lunch today and can vouch for the place. Lovely. £70 a head or thereabouts inc not a lot drinks.

[Mr Gearchange]

Nom nom nom - was excellent.
Had Pork Belly and Snails for a starter followed by Cod & Shelfish Vinagrette then Chocolate Soup and Milk Sorbet for pud.

The main was slightly underwhelming - I didn't feel that it was terribly flavoursome - not bad by any means but it didn't blow me away. Starter and desert was sublime.

Three courses and coffee for three with a bottle of wine, 3 beers and a G&T was 209 quid which was very reasonable.

Derry Irvine was sat on the next table too. Neither of my guests knew who he was

[Zod]

Latium on Berners Street, opposite the Sanderson.