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USAUK Restaurant Guide
You can use this guide to find and book restaurants. Restaurants in this guide have been hand-picked by The Earl of Bradford and his team of experts.
Only restaurants that meet Bradford's high criteria are listed in this guide. In fact, only 1 in 3 restaurants that apply to be listed are accepted, ensuring that you have the perfect dining experience each time.
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1 Lombard Street - The Restaurant (City & Fringes)- The Restaurant is situated behind the Brasserie and is the focus of 1 Lombard Street's central theme. In charge of the stoves is the brilliant chef, Herbert Berger, who is able to add 1 Lombard Street Restaurant's Michelin star to the previous two stars that he has achieved in his restaurants over the last 20 odd ...
Four O Nine (South of the River - West)- Four O Nine is well on the way towards qualifying as one of London's most exclusive restaurants, with a private entrance on Landor Road where you look for the single green door with the small sign and press the buzzer to gain entry. Indications are that there are plenty of people around who appreciate the degree of ...
Al Duomo (Brighton)- A cool contemporary Italian restaurant and venue with brown, red, and cream colour scheme, lots of exposed brickwork and sleek leather sofas in the bar area for drinks, lounging or coffee. Al Duomo is next door to the Royal Pavilion and centrally located to the main shops, hotels, theatre and Dome complex. The ...
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Featured Restaurants
- Grainger Rooms (Newcastle-upon-Tyne)
- Within the burgeoning economy and growth that characterises the North East these days, Grainger Rooms are very much ...
- Inn on the Lake, The (Godalming)
- The Inn On The Lake has been a part of Godalming life since the 1930s. Initially a family run hotel, it has seen many ...
- Waterside Bar & Restaurant (Rochdale)
- Littleborough may have begun its life as a collection of scattered hamlets, renowned for their weaving, but more recent ...
