Queen Elizabeth’s eatery preferences

Who is not interested in the activities of British Royals? Yes we all are that’s why we have brought you the details of the most regal dining haunts in which The Queen and her family has been spotted in last 66 years of her rule. 

Claridge's

There are not any dining that match the elegance and sophistication of Claridge's.  The hotel has been a permanent fixture for the royals. Her recent visit was recorded in Febraury 2016 when she attended a Gold Service Scholarship to honour the UK’s best young waiting staff.

Quaglino's

Having the honour of hosting the 92 year old monarch right after her coronation in 1952 gave this restaurant a unique identity in Britain. Its well-designed, contemporary three course, lunch, brunch and a la carte menus with lots of bubbles are on offer for its customers to enjoy. 

The Goring

A restaurant that is drenched into royal history so much that it offers Queen Elizabeth’s mother favourite dish in starters. This is rather the most favourite restaurant of the monarch as she visited this place more than any other hotel probably because it offers a secret side entrance from where she can slip through easily. 

Fortnums

The Queen and the Duchess of Cambridge have been seen here during Her Majesty’s Diamond Jubilee year. This renowned department store have been scandalmongers of all things the royals look for. 

The Ivy

The Queen paid a visit to the IVY to celebrate a friend’s birthday with her family in May this year. 

Bellamy's

On Her majesty’s 80^th birthday she honored the Bellamy's with her presence. The second visit came a decade later with Princess Anne and cousin, Princess Alexandra for dinner.

Launceston Place

Her Majesty haven’t visited this place ever but it has surely been one of the famous resturants of her late daughter-in-law Princess Diana who apparently used to appreciate the discretion and small rooms afforded to her during visits.