Need some help in finding something to treat your mum? Here’s a few suggestions…
Treat your mum to lunch at Pivot in Covent Garden – with a free chocolate dessert for her thrown in!
Take your mum to this two floor restaurant to first enjoy Pivot’s decadent sharing roast which is comprised of three succulent meats: half roast chicken, beef strip-loin and lamb shank plus sides such as potatoes, hispi cabbage, creamy cauliflower cheese, glazed carrots, gravy and Yorkshire puddings.
The roast can be enjoyed alongside Pivot’s selection of wines, beers and softs, or its special Sunday range of cocktails including the classic Bellini, Bloody Mary and Mimosa.
On Sunday the 15th March, mums can also enjoy a complimentary delicious chocolate filled dessert – a perfect way to mark the occasion before heading to the shops!
Treat your mum like a queen by going for afternoon tea at The Orangery at Kensington Palace:
While it is advised to pre-book, it would be rude not to treat your mum to an afternoon tea in the elegant surroundings of Kensington Palace. At The Orangery, guests can enjoy Queen Victoria’s famed Victoria sponge, adorned with lashings of cream and jam – the essence of traditional indulgence, with other treats including a lemon and poppy seed battenberg and milk chocolate mousse. You can upgrade the experience to also include a glass of pimms or English sparkling wine.
Go and see Mamma Mia! at the Novello Theatre:
This irresistible musical set on a Greek island with a mother and daughter relationship at the centre of it could not be any more appropriate way to celebrate mother’s day! With Abba songs to add to the fun, it is sure to create happy memories for you and your mum.
Take your mum out to brunch at Berners Tavern:
Treat your mum to brunch in the elegant surroundings of Berners Tavern, which has a variety of dishes depending on your mood and tastes. This includes Smoked Salmon &
Scrambled Egg Croissant, Eggs Florentine, Berners Tavern Pancakes or Hash Brown Benedict. It is ideally situated close to Oxford Street so perfect to head off and do a bit of shopping afterwards too!
Enjoy city views and a cheeky drink at Aviary Rooftop Bar & Restaurant: if you are spending the day sightseeing with your mum and want somewhere to take in the views and rest awhile, then how about paying a visit to the Avaiary Rooftop Bar & Restaurant? Situated on the 10th floor of the Montcalm Royal London House, there is plenty available to help you restore your energy by providing al fresco dining settings for lunch, dinner, and drinks from day through to night.
Mother’s Day Bottomless Brunch at Fulham Pier’s Riverside Market:
The Fulham Pier has announced the launch of its first bottomless brunch in time for Mother’s Day. Taking place on the 15th March between 12pm to 2:30pm, the event will feature a selection of dishes from a variety of food vendors, which can be paired with 1.5 hours of bottomless Prosecco or Mimosas (if you wish). Spaces are limited so it is advised that you book in advance.
Columbo Kitchen’s Royal High Tea returns for Mother’s Day:
Returning for its sixth time, the Sri Lankan restaurant brings its famous Royal High Tea back to the menu for one day only on the 15th March, it is available at the restaurant’s Putney and Worcester Park locations. Priced at £32 per person, the menu includes treats such as Crispy battered prawns (vegetarian alternative: masala vadai with sambal), Sri Lankan chocolate butter cake with chocolate fudge icing and a traditional love cake. Advance booking required as it is extremely popular!