Covent Garden's Inamo is a date night lover's dream thanks to their tasting menu offer. With 8 dishes in tow, and a glass of fizz for both of you, you'll enjoy sushi and Japanese cuisine in a cool, tech-led setting for just £90 for both of you. 

If you're looking for a London set menu with a level of flair like no other, make it a trip to Colonel Saab where the £75 tasting menu is set to be an exploration of Indian flavours. Think paneer tikka, chicken chop and a mango sorbet to close.

Whitcomb's is making sure you're well-fed with its enticing set menus, which are available for lunch and pre-theatre. With either two courses for £24 or three at £29, this Leicester Square restaurant is slinging out burrata, calamars frits, poussin au citron and so much more.

On the hunt for a fine dining set menu in London? We know just the spot. The MAINE Mayfair offers upmarket family-style dinners for a range of budgets, showcasing enticing dishes, such as beef tataki, tuna tartare, ribeye steaks and prawns a la plancha.

Searching for lush places to dine? A stunning set menu in Mayfair, Ginza is great for date night. Their offering includes everything from spicy salmon tartare and miso-baked aubergine to UK grass-fed sirloin and mochi ice cream.

Get on down to Bleeding Heart in Farringdon and dive into three mouthwatering courses of fabulous fare (plus a round of petit fours) for just £49.50. Expect traditional French bites, from coq au vin to steak frites, with over 400 wines to pair.

The ultimate party venue, Daffodil Mulligan, brings guests an ever-changing menu with the chef's spesh selection: dine on two sharing plates for £19.50 or three for £25. The selection includes their legendary Salt Chilli Fried Chicken, Octopus and Chorizo Skewer, and Smoked Prawn Tea, blending the essence of Irish hospitality with classic East London dining.

If you fancy experiencing fine dining without spending too much money, then the lunch set menu at The Pem is perfect for you. Enjoy two courses for £35, including venison tartare and roasted ceps with Jerusalem artichoke. Take a seat at one of the plush booths and marvel at the restaurants stunning interior. 

Enjoy a two-course set menu for £24.50 or upgrade to three for an extra fiver at Karma Sanctum Soho Hotel. From 5pm 'til 11.30pm, you can tuck into delicious dishes like salmon teriyaki curated by Michelin star chef Garry Hollihead at the Wild Heart Restaurant, alongside a complimentary tipple on arrival. 

Indulge in one of three set tasting menus starting from £39 for eight courses at Ayllu. Choose from Lima (featuring melt-in-your-mouth beef croquettes and a trio of tacos), Cuzco (think 48 hour marinated miso black cod) and Machu Picchu (oysters, beef tataki and a Peruvian BBQ served with yucas bravas and seasonal salad).

Hackney Wick's Burnt Umber Brasserie combines industrial chic interiors with high-end plates and an impressive wine list. Get the full experience by opting for the three-course set menu featuring sashimi sea bass, 24-hour braised ox cheeks and lemon cake. 

Located in Kensington, The Milestone Hotel and Residences are serving up a set lunch menu created by executive chef Daniel Putz. Expect cured smoked salmon, miso glazed cod, baked vanilla cheesecake and more, all for as little as £45 per person. Or upgrade your experience with the £95 tasting menu.

Having entertained the likes of Evelyn Waugh and the late Queen, Quaglino's is as luxurious as they come. Not only can you dine in their decadent gold and red restaurant, which is ideal for special occasions, but your trip here doesn't have to break the bank either. The St James's destination has a £39 prix fixe menu when grabbing dinner outside of peak hours from Monday to Thursday, which includes three courses of British fare and a glass of bubbles to match.

For a night of Eastern Mediterranean-influenced mezze accompanied by Greek wine, check out Brother Marcus Angel's monthly event. This hidden gem has been crowned the capital's best brunch in the past, but you can swap to an evening meal at the neighbourhood restaurant (founded by three best friends, Arthur, Alex and Tas) for smokey aubergine baba ganoush, grilled lamb kofta with Aleppo butter and calamari too.

The Ivy Asia is a renowned beauty for views of St Paul's, jewel-coloured interiors and whole blossom trees for the ultimate, Instagrammable look. But that's not all that this pan-Asian restaurant has going for it, as their experience menus are available for a very respectable £65 - spanning beef tataki, crispy wontons, black miso cod and more besides.

Michelin-recommended Leroy in Shoreditch serves up a set menu from Tuesday to Friday at lunchtime only. Head chef Simon Shand loves creating dishes that let the ingredients sing with simplicity of amazing flavours, all accompanied by a vinyl soundtrack. Think everything from veal tartare to pastilla of goats curds with chickpeas, tomatoes and roasted red peppers.

Neighbourhood restaurant Kudu is sitting pretty on Queens Road in Peckham, the brainchild of couple and top restauranteurs Amy Corbin and Patrick Williams. Think South African-inspired small plates featuring herbs and vegetables from their own garden plots, alongside other ingredients from local suppliers. As for the Friday set lunch? Expect two courses for £26 or three for £29, including peri peri chicken hearts, grilled duck magret and salted chocolate ganache.

A classic Japanese set meal, bento boxes are in hot supply over at Sushi Atelier on Great Portland Street. Not only is there a long bar for you to observe meals being made here, but there's also everything from seared salmon and marinated salmon roe to teriyaki Iberico pork making up lunch sets, which all come with miso soup that's free to refill and a side salad.