The Lock Dining Bar

Who will spend dim to think for a meal and some drinks for himself and his company the equivalent of a spa weekend, should make an arc around the sketch.

Under this name have starred chef Pierre Gagnaire and his design team a townhouse from the 18th Century in a first class gastronomic temple transformed – with restaurants, bars, tea room and gallery.

Alternative: instead of his dinner à la carte together, from the “cheap” lunch menu at a fixed price about £ 42 choose. The new French cuisine is excellent and even the design between art and kitsch is worth a visit: from Louis XIV on interior LED installations, plastic coffee stains on the stairs to toilet cubicles in the form of giant eggs.