Experience a meal at Simpson's-in-the-Strand

Few restaurants share the history or cultural significance of Simpson’s in the Strand. First opened in 1828 and established at 100 Strand since 1904, Simpson’s sits at the edge of Covent Garden, in the heart of London’s theatre district.

Reimagined by Jeremy King Restaurants, the revived “home of the English roast, the silver carving trolley and chess” unites the traditional Grand Divan, theatrical Romano’s, the classic Simpson’s Bar, the seductive Nellie’s, and a small ballroom under one roof.

This lot comes from London's Restaurant King. Known as the “consummate host”, Jeremy King has always created “fiercely independent” restaurants, with no detail overlooked, impeccably designed and totally focused on the diners’ enjoyment and comfort.

As a mentor he is inspiring, setting the highest standards and building fiercely loyal teams, with many individuals working with him for decades.

A lunch or dinner at either The Grand Divan or Romano's at Simpsons-in-the-Strand to the value of £250