Comments on: Where to Go on A Date in London

By: london speed dating

london speed dating — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 16:24:09 +0000

Great list here! I wish I would have found this at the time I moved to London and started dating. I was pretty much choosing the worst possible venue. Keep up the good work =P

By: Mary

Mary — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 16:34:03 +0000

Can’t believe I’ve only just come across your post!
Some really great suggestions here. I LOVE Andrew Edmunds and am going to Bleeding Heart next week… For me, a walk through one of London’s parks (whatever time of the year) followed by some drinks is my idea of heaven!

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By: retro sweets

retro sweets — Tue, 07 Dec 2010 15:32:15 +0000

Nice list! It’s not everyone that recommends a complete set of where-to-go-on-a-date list. 🙂 BTW, the above pic is funny. LOl!

By: Greedy Diva

Greedy Diva — Tue, 07 Dec 2010 13:15:58 +0000

I agree with Sasha on Vinoteca and I also second Polpetto. I think the setting in the ground floor room of Andrew Edmunds is great (v romantic) but downstairs feels a bit gloomy to me and I think the food is overrated. I would prefer some nice cheese and wine across the road at Fernandez & Wells. Barrica would also be a good, buzzy setting for some Spanish wine and tapas, although I recall you didn’t have the best experience there!

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By: Sasha @ The Happiness Project London

Sasha @ The Happiness Project London — Tue, 07 Dec 2010 10:05:00 +0000

Ooh I’m DYING to try Andrew Edmunds too – had a friend go on a date there and also said very romantique.

I’m British so first dates have to involve alcohol or is too awkward. I’d say Vinoteca would be a great place because the wine is so good, and this will tend to smooth over any obvious cracks. Sundays would be perfect – a walk in Brockwell or Richmond Park or round Greenwich conservatory followed by a huge roast and a bottle of red would work.

Or after work see a play at the Barbican or Soho Theatre followed by dinner and drinks in Clerkenwell or Soho. I love Polpetto too, nice and dark and as you say, candlelit.

GREAT POST! Sasha x