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As mentioned Seven Dials is close, so Hawksmoor is an option and there are some really good places around Neal's Yard (The Barbary is great, reservation is best but maybe pop in with two). Barrafina has a location on Drury Lane (only been to the one on Dean Street but its excellent).

Annecy, "Venice of the Alps", is a great old city in the French Alps, with canals fed by Lake Annecy. The "Old Town", northeast of the lake, has lots of interesting shops, bars and restaurants, set among cobbled streets and pastel colored buildings. There are street markets on certain days.

The Imperial Palace is a great hotel north of the lake that is an easy walk to the Old Town. West of the hotel is another easy walk to mountain climbing trails on Mont Veyrier. There are lots of boat rental options for the lake as well.
My favorite meal in Annecy was at Brasserie Irma, a Bocuse restaurant (named after Bocuse's mother, Irma, who was from Annecy).

Chez Fernand

Great Casual Spot in the 6th

Kiffin calling a timeout at the end of the 1st half, prompting the officials to review the fumble is one of the worst coaching mistakes I have seen in a long time and I sat through all of the Les Miles games.

The New York EDITION at Madison Square Park
EDITION

Great show!

Lawry's does a fine prime rib from a tableside cart in an old school style (even spinning the salad).
A more upscale option is NoMad Library and get the American Wagu Prime Rib for two. Great Place for a birthday celebration
NoMad Library Menu

Estate Yountville is a great hotel and location. It was previously the Hotel Villagio and new ownership has improved it. You can walk to a number of local restaurants. It has a great bar and offers afternoon winetastings in the lobby on certain days during the week.

All of the Waymo cars I saw in San Francisco recently were Jaguar I-PACE cars

Porter House