Michelin London dining

Only been to one, Marcus Wearing's 'Marcus' at The Berkley.
Incredible experience with the Autumn Tasting menu. Very reasonably priced also at £49 for 5 courses. We chose the wine pairing option at £37 (for 5 glasses!) extra, which absolutely topped it off. Each wine was so perfectly matched to each course.
Highly reccomended and a big sell for us was the vegetarian variation of the tasting menu for the 'fussy easters' amongst us.

Jamavar best Indian
Very spicy not greasy or heavy
Authentic for sure

Fera at Claridges interesting menu items
And combinations

Hakkasan best service
Efficient
Consistent food for well over a decade
Dim sum also excellent
I rely on this time after time
Perhaps not if you want a relaxed meal though
Can be noisy

A Wong also good for unusual Chinese food

Sketch Lecture room for service and setting
Food can be very complex
Lovely desserts

Greenhouse wonderful and secluded
Service again amazing

Alyn Williams at The Westbury
Lovely food with a sparkling carpet!

Locanda Locatelli
My favoured Italian
So hearty

Helen Darroze at The Connaught
Similar to Sketch lecture room
But more relaxed
Lovely desserts again

Gymhkana is good but I find it very heavy and greasy

Benares also okay but weird flavour combinations sometimes

Marcus Wareing at Berkeley
Some of my favourite starters

Ledbury I find massively over rated
And has failed to move anywhere
Same style and similar menu for years
Similar Dinner By Heston left feeling upset each time I been

For sushi lovers
Umu and The Arakai both pricey but very authentic

Claude Bosi at Bibendum
Lunch very good
Dinner poor value for what you get

Tamarind reliable Indian
A bit dull

The Ritz
Amazing vey formal
But food really excellent
Should really have 2 stars

Bonhams
Not that well known
A good secret find and very classic

Amaya
Similar to Benares
Perhaps a bit better
Good grilled Indian foods
Tandoor and open grills of varying sorts

Galvin La Chapelle
Again very classic
Non nonsense
Setting very romantic

Murano
Best soufflé I ever had
Pistachio and hot chocolate

Kitchen W8
Used to live next to it
Best ever local
Really good value Sunday lunch

Gordan Ramsay
Hospital Road
Remains a stalwart
Good all round

When you eat out, parsley, do you ever have pudding, or do you usually leave after your first course?

Wonder where he's had the best 'wine'?

Clare Smyth Core restaurant

Locanda Locatelli

Pied à Terre

Marcus Wareing restaurant at The Berkeley

Theo Randall at the Intercontinental

Murano

These are all very good in my opinion.
Hope you enjoy your experience wherever you end up going.

"A bottle of wine begs to be shared; I have never met a miserly wine lover." 

Happy Easter to you too.

My favourite restaurant is also unbeatable if you are vegetarian or vegan - Gauthier Soho. Amazing value at lunchtime (£45 for 3 courses, 2 glasses of wine, a glass of champagne, coffee and petit fours!). Inexplicably, they lost their one star some years ago and never got it back - yet are cooking to an outstanding level, that's way better than many still on the list. Alex Gauthier is very 'outspoken' about critics, the politics in restauranting, and I suspect he doesn't play by the accepted 'rules' in attracting the Michelin guide to re-award him a star. It's also the only high-end restaurant I've seen where they put the calorie count on the menu. I guess some won't like that(!) but it's bold and informative of a place to do that for their guests. I love the place, and am currently counting down the days until I return (just a few more weeks)!

I can also second A Wong, in Victoria (especially useful for the theatres very close by, in a part of town that's not got too many options). It takes chinese cuisine to another level, and the dim sum is simply spectacular. It used to be ridiculously cheap for the experience, but a glance at their menu shows the recent acquisition of their Michelin star has been accompanied by a rather sharp price rise too! Shame, but still wonderful food!