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94 Church Road, Barnes, Richmond upon Thames, London SW13 0DQ

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Holiday Inn Express London Hammersmith
London > Hotels > Budget Chain Hotel Double/Twin Rooms: 76% off from £65
124 King Street, W6 0QU | 30 minutes walkfrom Sonny's
The old Fuller's brewery forms the home of this stylish budget hotel, conveniently located halfway between Heathrow Airport and Central London. It's an easy stroll to More

Express by Holiday Inn London Earls Court
London > Hotels > Budget Chain Hotel Double/Twin Rooms: 80% off from £63
295 North End Road London , W14 9NS | 1.8 milesfrom Sonny's
The North End Road with it's marvellous Saturday food market, is the home of this shiny new hotel. In easy walking distance of Chelsea football club, More

The Lodge Hotel
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 64% off from £89
52-54 Upper Richmond Road, SW15 2RN | 1.9 milesfrom Sonny's
Located in west London's attractive Putney area, the Lodge Hotel offers a superior standard of accommodation, with rooms divided into three categories: standard, executive and luxury. More

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The Barnes set (being the right side of Richmond they must have one) would like to keep this lovely eatery to themselves I imagine - it does, after all, have everything for a thoroughly enjoyable evening. There's a buzziness about it, soft lighting and modern art and a perfectly-balanced chef. Ed Wilson has none of the celebrity hype but all of the right credentials (The Wolseley, Orrery, Galvin Bistrot de Luxe) so it follows that he can rustle up some pretty decent dishes too. Indeed, there's nowhere better in this part of town to go for poached halibut, grilled veal kidney or confit of duck leg to name but a few of his seasonal creations. The desserts are classics - panna cotta and creme brulee are a welcome departure from weird modern fusions and oh-so-tempting to over-indulge in. A great value set menu means it'd be rude not to.