Updated 4/6/24 with new dates
We might be fed up of electioneering already, but there is one great thing that the extra-long break in parliament gives us. There's a new chance to dine in the House of Lords Peers' Dining Room.
So if you want to literally dine like a lord, this is your time. You can expect their pretty decent three-course menu (plus coffee and petit fours) but it's really all about the location. And you should definitely arrive a little early and grab a drink in the Peers’ Guest Room Bar which overlooks the Thames. We've been a couple of times and it's definitely worth it.
We don't have the menu this year (which is £55 a head), but previously it's included dishes like:
- Herefordshire beef broth - with beef tongue, Kent barley risotto, Lincolnshire swede and turnip
- Brixham lemon sole - with South coast mussel mousse, coconut, spinach, sweet potato, Norfolk cauliflower
- Kentish beetroot ravioli - with Rosary Ash goat’s cheese, Lincolnshire parsnip, Wiltshire pumpkin
- Plum and Larkswood honey - with crème brûlée tart, pumpkin seeds, raspberry sorbet
So, if you've been meaning to give it a try - get ready to book as quickly as you can.
More about the Peers' Dining Room
Where is it? House of Lords, Palace of Westminster, London, United Kingdom, SW1A 0PW
When? 10 June - 3 July, lunchtime weekdays only.
How to book: Book online (booking opens at noon on 4 June 2023)
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