Level 32 of the Shard is a dramatic place to eat a roast and Oblix leans into it. As well as those widescreen London views, you get good-looking plate and your own pot of gravy so you can go full self-pour. The format is generous: four starters to share, a choice of rotisserie chicken or dry-aged beef, all the classic sides, and a dessert platter to finish. For a skyscraper Sunday lunch, it’s surprisingly solid value and an easy win for anyone wanting a roast with a bit of theatre.
