Simpson's in The Strand

"A room that recalls the splendours of a gentleman's club, with discreet alcoves for politicians and captains of industry and long tables in the centre for the hordes." Full review

"Simpsons’ wood-paneled Grand Divan dining room is a Victorian monument, and a perfect setting for what the restaurant is famous for: true English roast beef."

"An old-fashioned sense of British formality pervades – which is a major reason diners come here." Full review

""Immerse yourself in the ambience of a time gone by" at this "elegant" oak-panelled dining room in the Savoy Hotel." Full review

"Originally a chess club, Simpson’s used to wheel large pieces of meat on silver domed trolleys so as not to disturb the players." Full review

"One of London's original dining experiences...evokes an air of elegance and splendour from a bygone era. Joints of meat on large silver-domed trolleys are a much-loved tradition at Simpson's. " Full review

"Head straight for the 28-day roast rib of Scottish beef and Yorkshire puddings carved table-side at this magnificent 1828 dining institution." Full review