Heathrow Airport: Approximate driving time is 45 minutes.

Driving directions from Heathrow:

Tube: Piccadilly Line to Earls Court – C3 Hopper Bus to Chelsea Harbour. Cost: £3.50
Taxi: Approximate cost: £35.00
Chauffeur Service: Collection from airport: £62.50
By Car: Follow A4 into Central London, after Hammersmith flyover turn right, follow sign post to Earl’s Court. After Earl’s Court follow signs to A3. This will take you into Kings Road. Lots Road is on the left after the Worlds End Health Centre.

Gordon Ramsay, style – French
Probably the purest and most indulgent expression of the eating experience in Britain today. Those who make their pilgrimage are unanimous in their applause… The food, its presentation and the service are second to none.
68-69 Royal Hospital Road, SW3. Tel: 020 7352 4441

Bluebird, style – Modern Eclectic
One of the most remarkable rooms in London, an amazing skylit restaurant with pleasant, professional staff; good, tasty, hones food, much of from a wood-fired oven; an air of expectation and excitement pervades.
350 Kings Road, SW3. Tel: 020 7559 1000

Ransome’s Dock, style – English
This award-winning restaurant is situated among the charming surroundings of Ramsone’s Dock by Battersea Bridge. The Chef-patron creates a hugely popular seasonal menu consisting largely of the finest organic ingredients. The brightly-decorated restaurant generally fizzes with life from a mix of Battersea & Chelsea thirtysomethings.
35-37 Parkgate Road, SW11. Tel 020 7924 2462

The Collection, style – Modern Eclectic
The Collection, already established one of the most popular bars in South West London is now becoming impossibly fashionable due to its metamorphic lounge bar. Meanwhile the restaurant retains its own identity and excellence for its Pacific-rim food and puddings.
264 Brompton Road, SW3. Tel: 020 7225 1212

Chutney Mary, style – Anglo Indian
The most fashionable Indian Restaurant in Town. It combines gourmet regional dishes with international style and service in an ambience reminiscent of the British Raj.