3 Course Dinner and Wine For Two at Hilton Park Lane for 2 people. @ buyagift + 12% Quidco = £16.17pp - £36.75 @ BuyAGift

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3 Course Dinner and Wine For Two at Hilton Park Lane Was £132. Now £36.75 for 2 people. @ buyagift + 12% Quidco = £16.17pp!

£36.75 £132 BuyAGift5 Dec 15

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Restaurants

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magough

4 Dec 15

Paid full price for this and took my mum and she loved it.
You get the 3 courses PLUS a whole bottle of wine.
If for some reason you don't want/can't drink the wine, you are allowed to take it home, which my mum did.
Very nice food, even if they're not the biggest portions in the world.
My mum particularly liked the getting dressed up and enjoying the whole experience.
You can choose any main upto £28 (i think it was). If you want something extra, like i did, you can pay the difference if you wish.
I paid an extra £5 to have the fillet steak and it was amazing.
All in all a lovely present and a bargain at just over £18 per person for 3 courses and wine at the Hilton on Park Lane.
Hope it helps someone out.

Use code "Happiness25" to get it for this price, until midnight Monday 7th Dec.

This voucher is valid for 10 months.

** ALSO a possible 12% Quidco cashback which would bring this down to £32.34 for 2 people, or just £16.17 each :) **

All comments (59)

47_

4 Dec 15 #1

that's why Hilton hotels have big windows at the front

dizza25

4 Dec 15 2 #2

Thanks for posting, great deal,especially as it is valid for 10 months. Bought for my daughter and son in law for their anniversary.

belcher142

4 Dec 15 1 #3

12%quidco I think too. Thanks ordered myself :smiley:

magough to belcher142

4 Dec 15 #19

Thanks. Added to post.

filmfan

4 Dec 15 1 #4

Seems like an okay deal but I'm not sure about the maths on the site:

So I make that £56 of food with £23 of wine for a total of £79 so I'm not sure where the was price of £132 comes from?

Not knocking it just can't seem to grasp their Maths...

oddballjamie

4 Dec 15 1 #5

Poorly worded by the website. £28 seems to be the main course price, then starter, dessert on top, probably comes out near that.

filmfan

4 Dec 15 #6

That makes more sense! Thanks :smiley:

terryturbolee

4 Dec 15 1 #7

A 12.5% gratuity charge will be added to your bill at the restaurant..... Just so people are aware.

elbs to terryturbolee

4 Dec 15 1 #14

would cold this deal just for that, but won't for OP's sake

if they're non-discretionary and added automatically, why not just raise the prices?

mathewwhite

4 Dec 15 #8

Stayed at this very hotel two weeks ago, you would have to pay me to go back. Tiny rooms, bland dining room and very expensive bar.

antenna to mathewwhite

4 Dec 15 #9

Tiny Room?............That was the lift..................

smckirdy to mathewwhite

4 Dec 15 #28

Hilton just aren't what they used to be, I've been disappointed nearly every time I've been in one recently. Usually the staff are ok, but my last visit was to the Trafalgar and I wanted to rip the bar managers ironic hipster moustache off after he was horrendously rude.

mathewwhite

4 Dec 15 1 #10

no, the lift was bigger!!

mooruk

4 Dec 15 1 #11

We did this via a buyagift voucher for a similar price. It was well worth the money it was a really nice meal with a nice bottle of wine. Bargain!

newchappers

4 Dec 15 1 #12

"Any main up to £28" and it's a 3 course meal , thus it's a bargain . I've ordered for my son and girlfriend

BustyB293 to newchappers

4 Dec 15 #15

That's the whole meal!!! Not the main... Not a bargain

A three course meal for two people at The Podium Restaurant, Hilton Park Lane, up the value of £28 each

Cold!

BustyB293

4 Dec 15 #13

It's says in the fine print that the meal can only be upto the value of £28 each! Most of the mains are like 28, 30,32 ! That without starter or desert...

Not good your £28 would be gone... Menu here.. http://www.buyagift.co.uk/Common/Client/ProductSheets/en-GB/Podium%20Menu%20November%202015%20GG%20NOV15.pdf

magough

4 Dec 15 #16

Wrong!
The MAIN MEAL is up to the value of £28.
I know as I did this a couple of months ago.
I paid an extra £5, (towards my MAIN MEAL), to have the filet steak .... which was amazing.

BustyB293 to magough

4 Dec 15 #30

Ok I have read what it says, 28 per person for a 3 course, have you looked at that, you may be right but what it says is not what you are saying...28 for 3 course, it does not say 28 for main course..... Sounds like you work for them....#

EWAR1

4 Dec 15 1 #17

Thanks for this - nice extra present for my daughter's birthday.

magough to EWAR1

4 Dec 15 #18

Excellent.
Glad it's helped someone else.

jcsymons

4 Dec 15 #20

If its for the podium very quiet food is good not much atmosphere, better off going to trader Vic's, the restaurant in the same hotel

msk81

4 Dec 15 1 #21

amazing deal. ...

Happy days!

4 Dec 15 1 #22

Great find, plus 10 months to use. Mines booked - Very happy :-) ... Thank you...

1goodfella

4 Dec 15 #23

Hi this sounds great.
For those who have tried this can you clarify if this is what you get:
Any Starter
Any Main up to £28 in value
Any Dessert
Any Wine up to the value of £23
All for £36.75 ?

If this is the case, this surely has to be one of the hottest meal deals around?

magough to 1goodfella

4 Dec 15 #24

Yes. I took my mum a couple of months ago, (although didn't have the 25% off code then).
They even let us take the bottle of wine home, as i don't drink it and my mum couldn't have it that night.

1goodfella

4 Dec 15 #25

Thanks for the update magough.
And can you pop in to the restaurant anytime you want to or do you have to book the table some days in advance?

royals

4 Dec 15 #26

Nice one. Ordered. You couldn't do this yourself that kind of money especially Ribeye. Also quidco is 14% as this is for Buyagift not Hilton

magough

4 Dec 15 #27

You need to book in advance.

Scoobyd

4 Dec 15 #29

This is the fine print on the Buyagift website that seems to be, rightfully, confusing people:

What's included?
A three course meal for two people at The Podium Restaurant, Hilton Park Lane, up the value of £28 each
A bottle of wine to share with your meal, up to the value of £23

Does read as though it's the three course meal that's up to £28 not just £28 towards a main. But people on here have been and say otherwise.

BustyB293 to Scoobyd

4 Dec 15 #31

Yes that's what I said.....I don't trust it, as the site says 28 for the lot, not the main. Why would they say that!

exel1966

5 Dec 15 2 #32

For all those knocking this deal/being sceptical about it why not contact buygift to check the t&cs for yourself .........and when you have remember to come back and apologise to the OP :smirk:

winchman to exel1966

5 Dec 15 #34

I don't think anyone is having a go at the op, just concerned about what is stated in the terms, not unreasonable to have doubts before buying.

http://podium.livebookings.biz/#home

Scoobyd to exel1966

5 Dec 15 #35

Nobody's knocking the OP at all. What they're saying is that the T&C's say different to what others that have used this deal say. My post quoted directly from the T&C's for this deal on the Buyagift site. Problem is if there is an issue it will be the T&C's clearly written and stated on the site that they will point to and stick to rather than the word of a few people on HUKD who say otherwise.

Perhaps you should check the T&C's to see why some people are rightfully confused and concerned and come back and apologise to them!

magough

5 Dec 15 #33

Yes that's right, i work for them.
Buyagift and/or Hilton are SO desperate to make a few extra quid, they hire a secret squirrel to work for them to promote a deal on this website for them.
Got to hand it to them though, they certainly plan ahead seeing as i've been a member of this site for over 7 years :wink:

P.S. might be worth adding up the price of a starter, a main and a dessert and also reading the reviews :smiley:

BustyB293

5 Dec 15 #36

Spot on, the terms say different....

BustyB293

5 Dec 15 #37

So you are ignoring what the terms say ? As I have stated before? You say it's just the main, the terms say £28 per 3 course.

You just ignore the terms.... Strange. Maybe you should have drunk that wine...

jamiec2k

5 Dec 15 2 #38

In an effort to stop the ongoing discussion...

Here is the wording from the voucher...

Upon arrival you will be seated and served a three
course meal for two people, including:
A bottle of wine up to the value of £23
Two starters from the à la carte menu, with options
including Mojito cured salmon with cucumber, fennel
and radish salad or Duck spring roll with mixed
dandelion leaf salad and Hoisin sauce.
Two main courses from the à la carte menu, such
as Sesame salmon fillet with baby Bok choi, sticky
rice and Teriyaki glaze (up to the value of £28 per
person).
Two desserts from the à la carte menu, with options
including Apple and blueberry pie with vanilla ice
cream and custard cream or chocolate and fennel
parfait with caramel sauce.
Click here to view the Podium restaurant sample

traveler to jamiec2k

5 Dec 15 #39

Thanks for this- and thanks OP too. Just ordered as a christmas present for my Son and girlfriend : )

BustyB293 to jamiec2k

5 Dec 15 #41

Thank you, the terms I was reading were from the main website, I hope you understand.

BustyB293 to jamiec2k

5 Dec 15 #44

Can I ask you where you are getting that menu from, your link did not work?

The voucher menu does not have them items http://www.buyagift.co.uk/Common/Client/ProductSheets/en-GB/Podium%20Menu%20November%202015%20GG%20NOV15.pdf

bobo53

5 Dec 15 #40

I would take my lovers at the Hilton not my MUM or wife, lol

magough to bobo53

5 Dec 15 #46

Well good for you .
Personally i am very grateful for all my mum has given me and done for me so if i can take her out for a nice meal and evening out which she really enjoys then i will!
If i make a saving and grab a good deal like this in the process then even better.

user84

5 Dec 15 #42

Good deal, ordered one. Can you order multiple with the same email address - for use on separate occasions over the course of the 10 months :wink: thanks x

BustyB293

5 Dec 15 #43

One in every port! :smiley:

exel1966

5 Dec 15 1 #45

Yes, the wording is poor within the T&Cs, but if time had been spent looking at the customer reviews below the T&Cs and calculating the original meal value it became clear that the deal was as per what the OP had stated and there's no way it could be anything else as it would be impossible to have three courses for £28.
Also another poster inferring the OP was an employee from Hilton to drum up business is clearly knocking the deal.

magough

5 Dec 15 #47

Thank you exel1966.
I said exactly the same in comment #33.

royals

5 Dec 15 #48

Ordered. From the voucher

Agenda Important Information
Upon arrival you will be seated and served a three
course meal for two people, including:
A
bottle of wine up to the value of £23
Two
starters from the à la carte menu, with options
including Mojito cured salmon with cucumber, fennel
and radish salad or Duck spring roll with mixed
dandelion leaf salad and Hoisin sauce.
Two
main courses from the à la carte menu, such
as Sesame salmon fillet with baby Bok choi, sticky
rice and Teriyaki glaze (up to the value of £28 per
person).
Two
desserts from the à la carte menu, with options
including Apple and blueberry pie with vanilla ice
cream and custard cream or chocolate and fennel
parfait with caramel sauce.
Click here to view the Podium restaurant sample
menu.
To book your experience, please note that you
MUST book online via myvoucher.buyagift.co.uk.
You must take your Buyagift voucher with you to
the restaurant. Your meal must be booked at
least 24 hours in advance – the restaurant cannot
accept walk up bookings with vouchers. Please
note, this experience is not available on the 25th &
26th December, on the 31st December & on the 1st
January. Your voucher is valid for ten months. This
package is for two people, minimum age 18. This
package is available for lunch Monday to Friday from
12.30pm till 3pm and for dinner Monday to Sunday
from 6pm. Additional items are not included but you
can order them at the restaurant if you choose, they
will be charged at their standard rate. The menu
shown is a guide and may be subject to change. For
the cheese platter there is a supplement of £3 per
person payable to the restaurant on the dining date.
A discretional 12.5% gratuity will be added to
your bill at the restaurant. The restaurant can only
accept a maximum of two vouchers (4 diners) per
booking. Please inform the restaurant of any dietary
requirements upon booking. All bookings must be
made in advance, all dates are subject to availability.
Not quite the right experience for you?
All our

bobo53

5 Dec 15 #49

I did better, I bought a villa for her in the Bahamas and she is having great time everyday

dybydx

5 Dec 15 #50

About ~15% TCB too!
I've tried the Galvin at Windows restaurant here, but not the Hilton's own restaurant.
Heat added and bought :smiley:
Thanks OP.

peterfoster

5 Dec 15 #51

Two queries-
Do you have to pay extra for the sides as the mains don't include any and is the 12.5% service charge calculated on the menu cost of the meal which could be as high as £132. Thanks.

The sides are quoted separately from the main meals as follows-

SIDES
Fine green beans 6
Sautéed baby potato| parsley 6
Tender stem broccoli | almonds 5
Green salad 4
French fries or hand cut chips 4
Basmati rice 4

peterfoster

5 Dec 15 #52

I believe I may well have answered my own questions by working my way through the reviews.

It seems that you have to pay extra for the vegetables, including potatoes and the 12.5% service charge is applied to the value of the voucher.

BustyB293 to peterfoster

6 Dec 15 #54

Strange about the service charge.... So it's on the 49 value of the voucher? Plus if you go over with sides?

Better than it being on the full value!

FrancescaD

6 Dec 15 #53

I used this deal between Christmas and New Year last year after visiting Winter Wonderland and the restaurant was fairly busy (you have to make a reservation in advance). The food was lovely as was the wine and the staff were attentive but not in your face. Bread was brought in the table and included, I had Scallops to start followed by lamb then dessert, the house red wine was really good, if we lived closer to London would definitely go again!

Raikkon85

16 Dec 15 #55

My quidco got declined on this.. I'm guessing it's because I also used the voucher code.

BustyB293 to Raikkon85

21 Dec 15 #56

Yes it's true.

magough

23 Dec 15 #57

Use voucher code JINGLEBELLS to still get the 25% off.
Valid until midnight christmas eve.
Perfect for any last minute pressies.

magough

4 Jan 16 #58

My quidco for this tracked today :smiley: