Ive just booked a table for me n the missus when we go to London in a few weeks. Whats it like? And whats the dress code? Im imagining ill need me suit

 

Hope you got some wonga !! Bit flash/dear isnt it, my boss takes his wife there.
I can find out the dress code.

 

I doubt you need a suit, but would imagine it is shirt and tie always check there website l am sure it will make a mention of attire on there or always call, l went to Midsummer House which is a Michelin 2 star and never wore a jacket and felt really under dressed.

Let me know what the food is like as l am thinking of going to Les Maison Quat ses Son or what what ever it is called.

Here you are, no ties required

http://www.the-ivy.co.uk/index.asp?area=52

Mike

 

The dress code on the website says 'no tie is required' and thats all. Be funny if i walked in with an ali g suit on or something

Na its not that bad, theres prices on the website.

I cant wait to go to London, never been. Ill be like a total tourist, ill be cutting about like this:

 

It's a cracking city mate, there really is so much to see and do there , the new shopping center called White City is meant to be very good, Covent Garden is cool so much.

Enjoy

Mike

 

Im only down for 3 days really and the first day will be spent arriving at the airport, getting dinner then goin to see Britney. Then ill have to cram a lot into the 2nd day cos the 3rd day we leave at lunchtime again.

On the 2nd day we are going to madame tussauds early then oxford st then Harrods then somewhere else then The Ivy for dinner.

Ill really need to come back down another time when were not seeing Britney bloody Spears so i can see London better!

 

you can never get bored of london,steeped in history,so lively at all times of the day and so much to do,go every couple of months for a sunday night mooch around and drink in leicester square.just keep your wits about you

 

load of shite and waste of time. you could be in any mall in any place. far better things to do with limited time than that.

 

Went to the Ivy a couple of years back, not a bad restaurant but I reckon its over rated slightly. I had a steak in there in some kind of random sauce, tasted the absolute nuts but it was very small (as you'd expect) and was about £36 for the steak alone (had to buy potatoes / veg on top). Total cost of the meal for 2 of us and a fair few drinks came to about £160 i think. Location is ok but it could do with a refurb on the outside!! Dress code is just smart casual, i went in smart non ripped jeans and a top. Pretty laid back atmosphere in there and always interesting to keep an eye out for famous people. I see Duncan from Blue (is he famous now?!!), Chris Martin from Coldplay with some old bird (his mum i think!) and some bird from a soap which I'd never heard of!!

Chris