Located at chic St Martins Lane Hotel, Asia de Cuba is the new hot spot for the young and trendy. The ambiance is bold and buzzing with its art columns and dangling lights. The restaurant, like its name, combines the flavors of both Asian and Cuban cuisines to create delicacies like Miso Cured Black Cod and Plantain Rice with Avocado Salad. There is Thai Beef Salad and Crab Croquettas too. Wash it down with some Chilean wine and finish off with a Coconut Invasion (coconut, white chocolate and rum flavored banana cake) or a Cuban Opera (chocolate cake with milk chocolate and coffee).

Welcome to the Circus! It is a madhouse of fun, with tasty food, drinks, and live acts for your enjoyment. The Circus, situated in Covent Garden, known as the theater area of London, brings to you live cabaret performances each night, ensuring that your evening is memorable. It also has a cocktail bar with a variety of drinks, selected just for you. During the day, the venue is a bar where people hangout for drinks, and slowly by evening, it transforms into a live-wire venue of dancing and cabaret performances, that you can enjoy with cocktails. Sink into the choicest of Pan Asian cuisine cooked with finesse by renowned chef Andrew Lassetter. Allow the Circus to transport you into a world of pleasure and contentment and an evening well-lived.

Look out onto the beautiful park as you dine on delectable meals at Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester. Located inside The Dorchester, this fantastic restaurant has been awarded three Michelin stars. The restaurant's decor is sophisticated with modern yet elegant furniture and high ceilings. The menu changes seasonally so only the freshest ingredients are used. The restaurant has three different dining rooms suited for various events such as corporate, personal and private events.

Welcome to Gordon Ramsay, the famous award-winning chef's eponymous restaurant. Situated a bit out of the way, the eatery is perfectly located to welcome its faithful fans and other epicureans, and Gordon's faithful following continues to lap up his classic French creations. Lobster, salmon, mullet and truffle are all perfectly prepared. Fixed price menus are available. But whatever time you choose to eat here, it will be a tad formal and certainly a treat. Service is superb in the intimate dining room and tables should be booked at least a month in advance.

Launceston Place, located on quiet Kensington Street, is a discreet and long-standing restaurant that is classic and consistent. Interconnecting rooms and the subtle, comfortable decor combine to create an intimate ambiance - ask for the window banquet seating. The mostly British cuisine confidently incorporates Mediterranean tastes in dishes such as the grilled sea bass with a rhubarb dressing. The wine list echoes the elegant simplicity of the place.