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