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Nana’s Kitchen, cake maker, London SW6, Discounts Member
Handmade food and cakes, made using quality and fresh ingredients. Discounts for YOU FOOD Club Members. -
Bentley’s Oyster Bar & Grill, London W1
Traditional dark-wood panelled oyster bar. Bar and grill downstairs, restaurant upstairs. Chef: Richard Corrigan -
Boqueria, Tapas Restaurant, London SW2
Boqueria seeks to capture the very essence of Spain, uniting the traditional and the modern, to provide a great Tapas experience. -
Tasty K, Guyanese rotis, London SW9
Bright-blue hand-painted caravan serving (Caribbean) Guyanese rotis (wholemeal flat-bread with a range of curry fillings) for take-away, Monday to Friday. -
Yum Bun, stuffed rice buns, London N1C and E8
Pillow-soft steamed rice buns, hand made from scratch and filled with quality ingredients from award-winning producers. Served from market stalls: Eat Street (N1C) and Broadway Market (E8). -
Ottolenghi, patisserie, delicatessen, London W8
Patisserie and delicatessen. Takeaway only, scrumptious pastries and incredible salads, bring your own dish and create your own meal, a hearty lasagna, a creamy fish pie, a cherry trifle, with help from Karl, the Manager. -
RSJ, British restaurant, London SE1
RSJ was opened in March 1980, a conversion from a dilapidated 19th Century former stables, which had to be reinforced with several RSJs (rolled steel joists) – hence the name! -
Oblix, restaurant in The Shard, London SE1
Classily handled comfort food 32 floors up in The Shard, just south of the River Thames, with fantastic views. Main courses tend to focus on meat cooked on a rotisserie, grill, or charcoal oven (josper oven). -
French & Grace, Café and Restaurant, London SW9
Small Moroccan café / restaurant within the old Brixton market, serving Moroccan street food (and British desserts), with just three tables inside and two outside. -
Fox and Grapes, gastro pub, London SW19
Smart gastro-pub restaurant, in a beautiful setting. British food served to a high standard. Book in advance. Chef: Claude Bosi. -
The Cinnamon Club, fine dining Indian restaurant, London SW1
Run by Vivek Singh, a frequent guest chef on Saturday Kitchen, the award-winning restaurant presents constantly evolving menus of modern fine-dining Indian food, and a carefully matched wine list, and is set in the historic Grade II listed former Westminster Library. -
The Empress, pub, London E9
Renovated Victorian pub with some very interesting items on the menu - crispy fried pigs ears, ox tongue, sprats in aioli ! Modern British food. Chef: Elliott Lidstone has worked in Michelin-starred kitchens. -
Koya, Japanese noodle restaurant, London W1
Japanese udon noodle (thick, long, rectangular cross-section, soft flour noodle) restaurant. Quality, fresh-tasting food at bargain prices. No bookings taken. -
Polpo Smithfield, Italian and American restaurant, London EC1
Traditional Italian and American food, using high quality ingredients in a Venetian bàcaro style. Owners: Russell Norman and Richard Beatty. -
Shimogamo, Japanese restaurant, London NW1
Japanese restaurant near Regents Park, serving sushi, sashimi, sukiyaki (hotpots), teriyaki skewers, belly pork, sushi rolls with uni (the roe from sea urchins), kimchi, gyoza dumplings, Japanese salads, soba or udon noodles, plus a range of chef's specials. -
Hawksmoor, Resturant, London WC2
Old-fashioned decor with lots of pillars, in the West End of London, specialising in steaks and fish, and raved about by the critics. Their triple-cooked chips are excellent. Expensive. -
The Four Seasons, Chinese Restaurant, London W2
Cantonese restaurant in Bayswater, offering excellent value for money, and reliable quality. Sister restaurant to the one of the same name in Chinatown. -
Master and Servant, restaurant, London N1
Short and constantly changing menu which aims to bring together new combinations of flavours, with varying results from "excellent" to "didn't really work", according to the critics. Exposed brickwork and mirrors décor. -
Delhi Grill, Indian restaurant, London N1
Delhi Grill is bringing the "dhaba" experience to London. An informal canteen with small tables. Minimal but diverse choice. Serves tandoori wraps at lunchtime from their market stall outside. -
Café Also, London NW11
Fine dining, from a Michelin-star-trained chef, the establishment is more café during the day and restaurant in the evening (Tuesday to Saturday only). Serving all-day brunch, cakes, coffee and smoothies, to fine dining creations using seasonal fish and vegetables. There is no meat on the menu. -
The Guinea Grill, restaurant, London W1
A congenial old pub in Mayfair in a pretty cobbled lane serving good ales, with a small dining room. Specialises in steaks, and also oysters and steak and kidney pies. Limited fish choices. Fairly expensive, especially the wine. -
Hawksmoor, Restaurant, London EC2
Very elegant and traditional wood-panelled restaurant, in the heart of the City of London, specialising in steaks and fish, and raved about by the critics. Their triple-cooked chips are excellent. Expensive. -
Bocca di Lupo, Italian restaurant, London W1
Authentic Italian restaurant, specialising in the obscure and the delicious highlights of food and wine from all across Italy's twenty regions. -
Hana, Persian/Iranian Restaurant, London NW6
Friendly Persian / Iranian restaurant serving salads, stews and charcoal-grilled kebabs. -
The Rib Man, various locations in London
Former butcher Mark Gevaux sells only ribs, on or off the bone: full racks , half racks, rib meat rolls and rib meat wraps in wraps or rolls. -
Quo Vadis, fine dining restaurant, London W1
Fine dining, modern British cuisine, with a daily changing menu, in a light, airy and elegant atmosphere, trendy, difficult to get a booking. Chef: Jeremy Lee. Owners San and Eddie Hart.
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