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Cucina Asellina, American Italian restaurant, London WC2
London branch of a New York (Manhattan) based Italian food business, with music at the reception desk, and very attentive and attractive Italian waitresses. The food is of a mixed standard, going by the critics reports. Modern, bright, impressive interior. -
Oriental Dragon, Chinese restaurant, London W1
Chinese (Cantonese) restaurant serving very fresh seafood and meat dishes, including lots of offal dishes. High quality, intense flavours. Bare and functional interior. Highly rated restaurant. -
The Pollen Street Social, Michelin starred restaurant, London W1
Celebrity TV chef, Michelin-starred Jason Atherton's fine dining restaurant between Hanover Square and Regent Street. Private dining available for up to 14 guests. -
Hawksmoor Spitalfields Bar, steakhouse restaurant, London E1
British steakhouse and cocktail bar. Serves a huge breakfast which will keep you going all day. Famous for its steaks and serves an exceptional burger. Also serves lobsters. -
Burger & Lobster, American diner, London W1
American style. No menu, just burger or lobster or lobster roll. -
Meatmarket, burgers and hot dogs, London WC2
Very popular burger and hot dog shop often with long queues. Very high quality burgers. No table service, no reservations. Owner: Yianni Papoutsis. -
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. -
Koffman at The Berkeley, London SW1
Chef Pierre Koffman, who held three Michelin stars at his own restaurant La Tante Claire, has come out of retirement to run a restaurant the The Berkeley in Knightsbridge. -
Hawksmoor, Restaurant, London W1
Art deco, first floor restaurant, just off of Regents Street, in the heart of the West End of London, specialising in steaks and fish, and raved about by the critics. Their triple-cooked chips are excellent. Expensive. -
The Quality Chop House, Restaurant and wine bar London EC1
Dates back to 1869. The Quality Chop House is a Dining Room, Wine Bar and Wine Shop on Farringdon Road just around the corner from Exmouth Market. Menus change daily using fresh market produce. Good value wine. -
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. -
Dans le Noir, restaurant, London EC1
Unique dining experience in pitch darkness. By suppressing the dominant sense of sight, you will enter a world in which one is uncertain of surroundings and experiences. -
Massimo Restaurant and Oyster Bar, London WC2
Italian speciality fish restaurant and oyster bar, in an impressively styled setting. Chef: Massimo Riccioli. -
Riding House Café, brasserie restaurant, London W1
Gastro-pub style Mediterranean influenced food, in a "Lower East Side" New York-style brasserie, open all day, breakfast to dinner. -
Naamyaa Café, London EC1
Created by Alan Yau (who created Wagamama) and Thai-food expert chef David Thompson, serving Thai and Chinese food, plus some western dishes too. -
Perkin Reveller, British restaurant, London EC3
Overlooking the Thames on the Tower Wharf at the Tower of London, the Perkin Reveller is a restaurant serving high quality contemporary and seasonal British food. -
Bo London, Restaurant, London W1
Alvin Leung, a 2-Michelin-starred chef, who calls himself The Demon Chef from Hong Kong, has created a molecular gastronomy form which he calls "X-treme Chinese". He specialises in re-inventing British national dishes in this style. Expensive, but go if you can afford it. It's an experience not to be missed. -
Mari Vanna, Russian restaurant, London SW1
(Russian) Georgian food, in shabby chic, over-the-top style. Authentic Georgian cooking widely praised by critics. -
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. -
St. John, Bread & Wine, shop and café, London E1
Informal dining room, wine and bakery shop. Opens at 9am for breakfast. -
The Ritz, hotel restaurant, London W1
A palatial, traditional British interior. Set menus, or à la carte. Traditional and modern British food. Sommelier's recommended wine by the glass option. Open 7 days a week, for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Live music Friday and Saturday nights. £30 entertainment charge on Saturday nights. -
Café Spice Namasté, London E1
Cyrus and Pervin Todiwala’s celebrated landmark Indian restaurant, a short stroll from the Tower of London, offering a contemporary twist on traditional dishes from Goa, North India, Hyderabad and Kashmir. Indian fine dining. -
Benihana, Japanese restaurant, London W1
Teppan-yaki (food prepared at the table) in flamboyant, theatrical and entertaining style, including lots of juggling tricks. Japanese food. -
Ottolenghi, Mediterranean restaurant, London N1
Mediterranean food restaurant whose philosophy requires that everything is hand-crafted with extreme care and attention, from basic raw ingredients.
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