Many London restaurants appear to be thriving at night and dead at lunchtime. The response has been to cut the price of set lunches and get more bums on seats. TV documentary expletive king Gordon Ramsay's former gaff AUBERGINE, now the domain of one-Michelin-starred William Drabble, is still thriving in the evenings but is quieter at lunch. The three-course set-lunch price of £23.50 has been cut to £18 and, for this standard of cooking, it must be one of the best bargains in town.