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[Seb]

Hey Tammy, thought I would continue with your posting theme.  I guess some of the forum members live in different parts of the world and others may travel so I thought it would be fun to build up a list of favourite restaurants. Place, name and what you like about it.  AND, more than one is good.

For me I like Ruths Chris Steak Houses in the US. I am sure this will make lots of bone fide US restaurant goers cringe but I just love them. 

I'll add more as I think of them - look forward to other posts as well!

[Lisette]

For London - for a business meeting - I vote for The Cinnamon Club (Westminster, London).  It has a great lounge where you can hang out if you are early - which happens if you are adding dinner to the end of a working day and the meetings you are at finish before the dinner. The food is 'trendy indian' - totally delicious and absolutely beautifully presented. It is in the old Westminster Library so a great building as well.

[Richard - Premier Recruitment]

For me it has to be Richard Corrigan @ Lindsay House.
Fine food, Michelin star so you can't go wrong.

(hope none of my clients are reading this) 

[freeform]

In London there's a little Italian place on New Oxford St just of High Holborn - can't even remember the name but I must have been there a hundred times as a student and dozens since.

If anyone's ever in Donegal, there's a place called the Drunken Duck in Shrove - used to be a tiny pub but they've built a terrace onto the front and brought in a great chef. It's literally a few hundred yards from the ocean and the fish has to travel a whole 10 minutes to get from the baots to the kitchen.

[Lisette]

Mark, there is a place called Italian Kitchen on New Oxford Street - is this the one you were thinking of.

Actually this reminded me of my favourite Italian which is Anticos in Eton.  Been looking for its equivalent in London!

[freeform]

That's it !!!