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 Spread over three floors, Albannach is a monument to Scottish cooking in the heart of London’s West End. The mezzanine restaurant, with its Art Nouveau balustrade and sleek contemporary décor, overlooks the huge antler chandelier of the lively lounge bar. A seasonal menu includes classics such as haggis, Buccleuch beef and Highland hare cakes. Basement club.
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 About Asia de Cuba
For diners with a cultured palate and a love of variety, Asia de Cuba restaurant, overseen by renowned international restaurateur Jeffrey Chodorow, combines elements of Asian and Cuban cuisine served sharing-style in a high energy London restaurant. Housed in a dramatically colonnaded space, Asia de Cuba’s innovative menu is matched in its surroundings by a dramatic series of soaring art columns. Asia de Cuba not only serves huge sharing portions for dinner, it has adapted the famous dishes for Bento Boxes, perfect for lunch or pre-theatre. At the end of your experience, you can also take a little piece home with the new Chocolate Menu, featuring classic Asia de Cuba cocktails and flavours such as ‘Deluxe Mojito’ and ‘Thai Chilli’ encapsulated in chocolate.
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 With culinary maestro Albert Roux behind the menu, Brasserie Roux is an elegantly chic bistro serving classic French brasserie dishes. Grand arched windows look out onto the busy central London streets beyond, while the clubby interior lends itself to a relaxed and informal feel. Children get their own dishes and the pre-theatre set menu offers great value for money.
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 About Mint Leaf Restaurant
Mint Leaf Restaurant opened its doors in 2003 and had never looked back. Under the leadership of Head Chef Ajay Chopra, the restaurant has gone from strength to strength, nimbly responding to the changes in culinary fashion and gaining popularity and respect along the way. The menu includes a range of small tasting dishes (also available in larger sizes), whose triumphs include crispy soft-shell crab seasoned with curry leaves & dried mango powder, & turbot coated in a green paste of chilli, basil & lime. If you’ve room, move on to a curry such as slow-cooked lamb shank with onion & vetiver root.
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 There is a certain romance about Saharaween – a cosy Moroccan restaurant and ground floor tea room. Located between Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square in central London, the exquisite ambiance is highlighted by the floor cushions, low tables and seating, and colourful rugs just as you would find in a typical Sahara home. Exotic belly dancers also perform in the restaurant. The popular North African food is courtesy of a chef who specialises in tagines, particularly the mhamar – an earthy-looking dish of lamb marinated in maghribine spices, served with glazed apple plums and almond flakes in a pottery bowl, with which the meal shares its name. The concise menu also features rich dishes such as meze, cousous and thick Berber pancakes. With such a comfortable atmosphere, it is easy to feel relaxed in Saharaween.
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 About Spaghetti House – St. Martin’s Lane
Close to Charing Cross tube station and next door to the famous London landmark, the English National Opera, Spaghetti House offers not only the perfect pre or post show meal, but it is also a place where one can gossip over a cappuccino, replenish with a plate of pasta or simply watch the world go by. The menu lists all the traditional culinary joys, with tasty modern touches and each dish freshly prepared. There are also many more contemporary dishes, which succeed in bringing a true taste Italian cuisine to London alongside an adventurous wine list. Top off your meal with a grappa and a cappuccino for a full experience. Large, bright and buzzy, Spaghetti House on St. Martin’s Lane is an authentic piece of Italy in the heart of London, just a stone’s throw from Trafalgar Square, the New Portrait Gallery, the Garrick and Duke of York Theatres.
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 About Squares
Hidden away in the Royal Trafalgar Hotel (part of the Thistle group of hotels) on Whitcombe Street, Trafalgar Square, Squares serves a diverse menu of modern European brasserie favourites and offers a peaceful respite from the nearby bustle of Trafalgar and Leicester Squares. An informal restaurant with a bright and modern interior Squares offers food such as salads, pasta dishes and steaks with The menus changing quarterly so as to use the best seasonal and regional produce. The location is ideal for a lazy lunch or a quick pre-theatre bite to eat; during warm weather there is al fresco dining on the summer terrace. Eating before 7pm qualifies you for a free starter or dessert.
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 The location looking onto one of the World’s most famous landmarks, makes this – the flagship restaurant in the Thai Square Group – an absolute ‘must’ for lunch or dinner. The authentic interior decor, featuring beautiful Thai artefacts, and the healthy Thai cuisine ensure a memorable visit to the very heart of London. There is also a club downstairs so after a delicious diner you can dance the night away, making Thai Square, Trafalgar Square, the perfect one-stop evening destination.
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 About The Sports Cafe – Haymarket
At The Sports Cafe Food and sport come together with spectacular results. Plasma TVs and projectors beam the latest games and three restaurant areas have discreet waiters serving you with hearty American fare, not to forget the four bars which offer quick and efficient service. Situated in the heart of West End, it is probably the best spot for sports related entertainment and after ten pm the nightclub creates a great buzz with a DJ spinning the latest music tracks. The menu serves food that will keep your energy levels up, such as burgers, pasta, steaks, salads and hot sandwiches. If your belt feels a little tight afterwards, you could go and dance it off in the night club.
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