• London's most romantic restaurants

  • By Andrew Staffell


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    Amaya
    Proving that a romantic meal doesn't always have to be French, this sleek, seductive Indian restaurant in Knightsbridge is great for a date with a difference. The food is sensational. Amaya, 19 Motcomb St, Halkin Arcade, SW1X 8JT (020 7823 1166/www.realindianfood.com) Knightsbridge tube.
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    Bibendum
    The art deco Michelin building makes a splendid and unique setting for this buzzing, yet relaxed South Ken restaurant. Service from mostly French, very professional staff contributes to the sense of occasion. Bibendum, Michelin House, 81 Fulham Rd, SW3 6RD (020 7581 5817/www.bibendum.co.uk) South Kensington tube.
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    Le Cercle
    Hidden away down a discreet staircase, this sumptuously decorated basement restaurant in Sloane Square serves up perfectly executed French-style 'tapas'. Le Cercle, 1 Wilbraham Place, SW1X 9AE (020 7901 9999/www.lecercle.co.uk) Sloane Square tube.
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    Racine
    One of the most authentic and atmospheric French bistros in London, with all the ceremony and attention to detail that implies. Great service, great food. Racine, 239 Brompton Rd, SW3 2EP (020 7584 4477) Knightsbridge or South Kensington tube/14, 74 bus.
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    Zuma
    This exceptional Modern Japanese restaurant in Knightsbridge oozes glamour and sophistication, and offers a faultless ensemble of authentic delicacies to boot. Zuma, 5 Raphael St, SW7 1DL (020 7584 1010/www.zumarestaurant.com) Knightsbridge tube.
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