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Climb aboard a permanently moored 1927 luxury steam yacht for two courses from a seasonal menu, accompanied by a glass of Prosecco
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What You'll Get
- Type of cuisine: British
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What’s included: two-course lunch with a glass of wine
- Starters may include:
- Sweet potato terrine, peas, coriander oil (vegan)
- Baked goats cheese tart, beetroot, fig, sweet peppers
- Rabbit roulade, beetroot butter, gooseberry jam, crostini
- Butternut squash soup, feta, spring onions
- Mains may include:
- Spinach and ricotta ravioli, parmesan, fresh black truffle, egg yolk
- Roasted root veg brunoise (vegan)
- Chicken supreme, new potatoes, wild mushroom, tarragon
- Hake fillet, chorizo, sautéed potatoes, lemon beurre noisette
- Includes a glass of Prosecco
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See the full menu
- Valid Wednesday - Friday noon - 3 p.m.
The Fine Print
Expires 30 Apr 2020. Limit 2 per 1 or 2 people, may buy 6 additional as gifts. Book online at https://theyachtlondon.com/glunch1 at least 48 hours in advance; provide Groupon code. Present Groupon on arrival. 72-hour cancellation policy. Must be 18 or older with a valid ID for alcohol. Valid Wed-Fri noon-3 pm. Max. party size 6 people. A non-alcoholic option available. Access for people with disabilities not available. Max. table time: 2 hours. The vessel does not cruise. Valid for a starter up to the value of £9, a main up to the value of £25, and a glass of Prosecco up to the value of £8 per person. Excludes bank holidays and Dec. Valid for option purchased only.
About The Yacht London
Now moored in Central London, leisure ship The Yacht London has had a long and colourful life. Born over 90 years ago as a survey steam vessel, it was fitted with guns and manned by the Navy during the Second World War. In 1946 it was given a luxury refit and new calling as a VIP cruise ship, entertaining such heads of state as King Faisal of Saudi Arabia and Winston Churchill, who smoked one of his cigars on the top deck. In 2008 it was restored to its former glory in a £1 million project as a floating event venue. Located a short distance from the Houses of Parliament with sweeping views of Southbank, the ship has four main areas over three decks including a top deck terrace and roof garden, Art Deco cocktail lounge and restaurant. All decks can be hired out for parties of up to 250 guests.
The Yacht London
Restaurant, British Restaurant