 | Tachbrook82( 30s, Female, United Kingdom )Have had this problem in the past. The first time I went to the Roux brasserie which was really good. Laid back, tasteful decoration and friendly service and not too ‘kiddie’ which a lot of restaurants seem to be at christmas. I've also been to Gary Rhodes at the Cumberland which was fantastic, but less traditional with edgy design and full of a slightly younger crowd. Menu not all traditional but interesting and very tasty. Think Galvin at Windows might do something Christmassy but probably is extortionate. Hope this helps!
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 | R.R.Gill( 40s, Male, United Kingdom )I'm toying with the Idea of Marcus Wareing which if I hear correctly is under £100pp although may be difficult to get a table if it is that good value.
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 | Kaprow( 30s, Female, London )I bet The Rib Room at the Carlton Tower would do an amazing xmas roast if it was open – try giving them a call! Anywhere you go is always going to be expensive, though: staff deserve to be paid extra for having to work on xmas day!
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| Joy M.( 20s, Female, Senegal )
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