The tranquil dining room at Bank Westminster exudes class and sophistication, set within an airy conservatory which overlooks a outdoor courtyard complete with fountain. Regulars flock from the environs of the Houses of Parliament and Buckingham Palace to enjoy Bank Westminster’s modern European cuisine and buzzy ambience. Two private dining rooms can accommodate up to 40 guests. Equally radiant with style and elegance, the Zander Bar is perfect for a laid-back drink with friends and colleagues. The modest pastel lighting, cosy seating areas and attractive champagne displays all contribute to a truly luxurious atmosphere.
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For relaxing and sophisticated dining in central London, Brasserie One offers excellently presented mouth-watering European cuisine in a contemporary setting. Situated at One Great George Street, the home of the Institution of Civil Engineers, Brasserie One is open from 12:00 to 14:30 every weekday lunch time. Delicious selections of dishes are specially created by the chefs and offer a great range. A full a la carte menu is available and updated on a regular basis with main dishes starting from £11.00. For a quick informal meal, the adjacent Café Bar is also open for breakfast, snacks and lunch. Brasserie One and Café Bar area is now also available for private hire on a weekday evening. Suitable for parties of up to 100, the space is ideal for a drinks reception, dinner or buffet. 
Locale County Hall is a spacious and relaxed restaurant just off the South Bank. The main dining area envelopes an open kitchen, creating a buzzy vibe amongst diners in the surrounding leather booths. Traditional Italian dishes fill Locale County Hall’s menu, with signature creations including roasted lamb shank with mashed potatoes, while the bar offers a range of stuzzichini to snack upon. An outdoor terrace overlooks the County Hall in the summer months. 
One of London’s most renowned fine dining restaurants, One Twenty One Two at The Royal Horseguards Hotel in Whitehall has been awarded a prestigious AA Rosette for its excellent British cuisine, and the care and finesse with which it is prepared.Championing contemporary British dining of the highest quality, complemented by fine wines and exceptional service, One Twenty One Two consistently attracts discerning gourmets from around the world. Situated on the ground floor of the hotel, One Twenty One Two’s innovative menu showcases delicious British classics such as Yorkshire Dale Rack of Lamb and Honey Glaze Gressingham Duck Breast, alongside Pan Fried Sea Bass and Poached Halibut. An aperitif can also be enjoyed in One Twenty One Two’s piano bar, where guests often choose to gather for a quiet drink after a hard day’s work. 
Situated in the heart of Westminster, the 60-seat Osteria Dell’Angolo celebrates the fabulous classics of Valdarnese Valley cuisine from Tuscany. Chef Michele Brogi recreates the dishes of his home region with carefully sourced ingredients and artisan produce. In addition to the main dining area, the restaurant offers a relaxing lounge bar and the exclusive facility of a beautiful vaulted private dining room in the basement. 
Located just a two-minute walk from the Houses of Parliament, Quirinale Italian restaurant in Westminster is a bright, spacious dining venue with regularly changing Italian menus and dishes based on seasonal produce.Named after Rome’s presidential palace and also one of the seven hills of Rome, Quirinale’s welcoming dining room has been designed by David Collins and features cream leather banquettes, limestone, and limed oak floors.Head Chef Stefano Savio has established a reputation as an innovator of outstanding Italian food. Importing many ingredients direct from Italy, he prepares his dishes in a straightforward style, yet with bold Italian flair. Prepared using the freshest seasonal ingredients, the staff at Quirinale takes great care in the creation and presentation of the restaurant’s Italian cuisine. Traditional lasagne, spaghetti and daily changing risotto go hand-in-hand with delicious sea bass, halibut and meat dishes on the menu. 
The R.S. Hispaniola has left behind its previous incarnation as a lowly passenger ferry, and is now permanently moored on the River Thames to provide a laid-back restaurant amidst the bustle of the Victoria Embankment. The panoramic riverside views are understandably stunning from the bright and airy main deck restaurant, which also gives access to the sun terraces and two bars. Dishes from the ship’s kitchens offer modern European cuisine with a Mediterranean twist. Resident pianist three nights a week. 
Within the sophisticated surroundings of Waterloo’s four-star Park Plaza County Hall hotel, Spectrum is a stunning mezzanine restaurant with sleek glass frontage set beneath a 14-storey glass atrium. A stylish modern European menu ranges through tapas, pizza, pasta and grill options, while the chilled bar area serves continental beers, fine wines and relaxing cocktails. 
Suave and sophisticated, The Cinnamon Club prides itself on a culinary craftsmanship that has won it multiple awards and an established position on the London dining scene. Occupying the former Westminster Library, the restaurant radiates a studiously colonial air, right down to its lofty ceilings and book-lined walls. An imaginative approach to Indian haute cuisine results in constantly evolving multi-layered dishes, including a stunning gastronomic six-course banquet. A sought-after destination for business dining. 
Boasting some of the finest views in London and awarded an AA Rosette for excellent cuisine, The County Hall Restaurant on the South Bank offers options for everyone for every occasion.With amazing vistas over the River Thames, Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, you are invited to indulge and relax in unforgettable surroundings. Executive Chef Christopher Basten presents enticing modern European Dishes. The menus, wine lists and selection of cocktails are constantly evolving to capture the flavours of the season.With a fabulous lounge area, coupled with a cosy and intimate bar, The County Hall Restaurant offers an ideal venue for festivities, rendezvous, meetings, social engagements, dining and cocktails, not to mention the famous afternoon tea. Served in the spectacular Library Lounge, Afternoon Tea at The County Hall Restaurant showcases a choice of several varieties of tea, finely cut sandwiches, freshly baked scones with jam and clotted cream and a range of delicate homemade cakes are combined to make for a memorable afternoon treat. A glass of champagne can also be added to complement this British tradition.