All Set is London’s set-menu discovery app.

Why All Set exists

London’s best restaurants quietly run a set menu alongside their à la carte. Same chefs, same kitchen, often half the price. The catch: set menus are usually buried in a PDF on the restaurant’s website, missed by AI search, or only spotted after the £100 lobster has been ordered.

All Set surfaces them all in one place — searchable by area, time, cuisine, price and Michelin status — so London diners can eat at top restaurants without paying full price.

How All Set works

Every restaurant on All Set is added by hand. The team verifies three things before a restaurant is listed: that the set menu is genuine (not a one-off promotion), that the price is published or confirmed by the restaurant, and that the food is cooked by the same kitchen as the à la carte. All Set does not take commission on bookings.

How All Set makes money

All Set is funded by paid “Featured” placements inside the app. Restaurants can pay to be highlighted in featured slots — clearly labelled as featured — but they cannot pay to be listed in the first place, and they cannot pay to change their rating, price or editorial copy. The regular list is ordered on merit (by price, area or Michelin status, at the diner’s choice), regardless of whether a restaurant has taken a featured slot.

What All Set covers

All Set covers central London — Soho, Mayfair, Fitzrovia, Clerkenwell, Spitalfields, the West End, Vauxhall, Borough, Battersea, Richmond and beyond. Every listing shows the set-menu price, the courses included, the days and hours the menu is served, and a direct link to the restaurant’s booking system.

What is All Set?

All Set is a free iOS app that lists every set menu at London's best restaurants. All Set covers 121+ hand-picked restaurants across central London — from £15 neighbourhood spots to Michelin-starred kitchens — with prices, hours and a direct link to book.

Why does All Set exist?

All Set exists because set menus — often the best value on the menu — are usually buried on a restaurant's website, missed by AI search, or only spotted after you've already ordered the £100 lobster. All Set surfaces them in one place so London diners can eat at top restaurants without paying à la carte prices.

How does All Set make money?

All Set takes no commission on bookings. The app is free to download and bookings happen directly between the diner and the restaurant. All Set is funded by paid "Featured" placements inside the app — restaurants can pay to be highlighted in clearly-labelled featured slots. Featured placement does not affect which restaurants are listed; every restaurant on All Set is included on merit, regardless of whether they pay.

How does All Set choose restaurants?

Every restaurant on All Set is hand-picked. The team manually verifies that each restaurant runs a genuine set menu, that the price is published or confirmed, and that the food is the same standard as the à la carte. Restaurants do not pay to be listed — they only pay if they choose to take a Featured slot inside the app.

Are featured restaurants paid placements?

Yes. Restaurants in "Featured" slots inside the All Set app — clearly labelled as featured — pay to be highlighted there. Featured placement does not change a restaurant's entry on the regular list, and ratings, prices and editorial copy are written by the All Set team, not the restaurant.

How often is All Set updated?

All Set adds new set menus every week. Existing prices and hours are re-verified regularly against each restaurant's published menu — typically the team re-syncs the full list every 4-6 weeks.

Contact

Email marketing@allsetlondon.com or DM @allsetlondon on Instagram. Restaurant owners with corrections or new set menus to submit are especially welcome.