Best for an Anniversary

Editor’s note: There is no more romantic dining room in London. The chandelier alone.

One of the most beautiful dining rooms in the world. Classic French cuisine in the grand tradition.

Editor’s note: Three stars, gold thread on the carpets, the table in the centre of the Table Lumière is the most-asked-for seat in Mayfair.

Three Michelin stars at The Dorchester, Alain Ducasse's London restaurant represents the absolute pinnacle of French haute cuisine. The table des lumieres and exceptional wine cellar make it one of the world's great dining experiences.

Editor’s note: Tasting menu in two acts. Faultless.

Three Michelin stars and one of London's most extraordinary dining experiences. Hélène Darroze's cooking at The Connaught is personal, seasonal and deeply rooted in the Landes region of southwest France.

Editor’s note: A Mayfair landmark and the original Roux temple. Old-school in the best way.

A Mayfair legend that defined London fine dining for decades. Le Gavroche's basement room is a temple to classical French cooking — rich, confident and utterly timeless.

Editor’s note: The Park Lane skyline at sunset, then a long tasting menu. Hard to beat for the occasion.

On the 28th floor of the London Hilton, Galvin at Windows offers the most spectacular view in London alongside Chris Galvin's Michelin-starred French cooking. A destination for special occasions.