Win dinner for two at one of London's most glamorous restaurants
In the heart of Soho, Bob Bob Ricard is unapologetically glamorous. Enter our draw to win a free dinner for two with wine.
In the heart of Soho, Bob Bob Ricard is unapologetically glamorous. Enter our draw to win a free dinner for two with wine.
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Famous for its iconic "Press for Champagne' buttons, Bob Bob Ricard has become a London institution since it opened in 2008. It is famous for pouring more champagne than any other restaurant in Britain.
Oozing glamour, the restaurant's blue-and-gold furnishings were inspired by the Orient Express and you can dine on a signature menu of British and French classics reinvented with the finest ingredients.
Now you've got the chance to dine at the Soho restaurant for free, if you enter this exclusive Saga Magazine prize draw.
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