Lucy Taylor, head of restaurant relations at Toptable said: French is many Toptable diners favouri

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Toptable reveals the UK s most popular French freezer rooms restaurants
Both Restaurant Martin Wishart and Michel freezer rooms Roux Jr s Le Gavroche scored nine out of ten, with one reviewer describing freezer rooms Wishart as having Great consistency freezer rooms and delivering a truly enjoyable meal each time I visit .
Lucy Taylor, head of restaurant relations at Toptable said: French is many Toptable diners favourite cuisine. It is a cuisine that most diners are familiar and comfortable with whether it be Michelin starred haute cuisine or relaxed brasserie food and this is reflected in the breadth and range of French restaurants in our diners top 50.
Toptable s top 50 French restaurants freezer rooms in the UK are: Martin Wishart, Edinburgh (9.0) Le Gavroche, London (9.0) Petrus, Gordon Ramsay, London (8.7) Alain Ducasse, Dorchester, London (8.7) The Savoy, freezer rooms River Restaurant, London (8.7) Seven Park Place, William Drabble, London (8.6) The French Table, Surbiton, Surrey (8.6) The Greenhouse, London (8.6) Sketch Lecture Room and Library, London (8.6) L'Escargot Blanc, Edinburgh (8.5) The Waggoners, Herts (8.5) Gauthier Soho, London (8.5) Pied a Terre, London (8.5) Orrery, London (8.4) Galvin at Windows, London (8.4) Roussillon Restaurant, London (8.4) Hengist, Kent (8.4) Retro Bistrot, Teddington (8.4) Petit Paris, Edinburgh (8.4) L'Ortolan, Reading (8.4) The Square, freezer rooms London (8.4) Hibiscus, London (8.4) Almeida, London (8.3) Pearl Restaurant & Bar, London (8.3) Koffman's, London (8.3) L'Atelier de Joel Robuchon, London (8.3) Thackeray's, Kent (8.3) Chez Roux, Rocpool freezer rooms Reserve Hotel, Inverness (8.3) Restaurant at The Bonham, Edinburgh (8.3) L'Escargot Bleu, Edinburgh (8.3) La Becasse, Ludlow freezer rooms Shropshire (8.3) Bel Canto, London freezer rooms (8.3) The Savoy Grill, London (8.3) Edmunds, Birmingham (8.3) Le Pont de la Tour, London (8.2) Four O Nine, Clapham, London (8.2) Bellevue Rendezvous, Wandsworth, London (8.2) Bellamy's, London (8.2) Le Cercle, London (8.2) Forbury's freezer rooms Restaurant and Wine Bar, Reading (8.2) Maze, London (8.2) Chez Manny, Battersea, London (8.2) La Vallee Blanche, Glasgow (8.2) Upstairs Bar & Restaurant, London (8.2) Brian Maule at le Chardon d'Or, Glasgow (8.2) Chez Tonton, Herts (8.2) Bully's, Cardiff (8.2) The Box Tree - Marco Pierre White, freezer rooms Yorkshire (8.2) Ratatouille, Richmond, Surrey (8.2) Racine, London (8.2)
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@Origet freezer rooms and @Blanche Rumble The list is compiled by Toptable, not BigHospitality, so I can't say this with absolute authority, but it appears that the reason The Waterside Inn and Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons are not on Toptable's list is because neither can be booked or rated through its website, which as the story says is the criteria to be included: "The restaurant reservations website has listed its 50 most popular French restaurants BASED ON THE RATINGS OF DINERS WHO HAD BOOKED AND DINED THROUGH TOPTABLE IN THE LAST 12 MONTHS." I'm sure if that was not the case they would certainly be on there.
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