Grab your ticket to one of London Restaurant Festival’s last remaining events this October and November.
Begin with a Welcome Reception at The Hut, on The Broadcaster’s cosy rooftop – with views over BBC Studios.
Enjoy an Orchard Pig cider cocktail and canapés before heading over to White City’s Electric Cinema for a screening of Licorice Pizza, the 2021 American comedy-drama film written and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson.
Afterwards head across to newly opened Kin Pizza to enjoy a two-course early dinner: bringing Detroit-style ‘steel-pan’ pizza to West London.
All hosted at Television Centre, and this whole afternoon-long experience for just £38 per person.
A three-course modern Indian feast, combining the best British ingredients with the flavours and aromas of India – at Kricket White City. Served with Orchard Pig.
After lunch, head over to White City’s Electric Cinema with your Indian sweet treats from Kricket – for a screening of Slumdog Millionaire. The 2008 ‘Oscar-winning’ British drama film that is a loose adaptation of the novel Q & A by Indian author Vikas Swarup. All hosted at Television Centre.
All for just £38 per person.
Founded by Nick Gilkinson, this bright, modern bistro-style restaurant opened its doors earlier this year, and has quickly risen to the top of many a critics list for their innovative British menu and exceptional atmosphere atop a Victorian factory in Spitalfields. A glass of Gusbourne English sparkling wine on arrival.
Lilienblum is the first full-service restaurant in London from world renowned celebrity chef Eyal Shani. A menu highlighting the flavours of Levant cuisine, in a restaurant atmosphere taken from the unique vibe of Tel Aviv and hosted by the critically acclaimed restaurateurs and Head Chef behind the concept. Glass of D.O. Cava on arrival.