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The Wolseley, café-restaurant, London W1
Café-restaurant in the grand European tradition located on Piccadilly in a Grade II listed building. Serves breakfast from 7am (8am Sunday). Chef Lawrence Keogh. Very well cooked traditional fare, not fussy or pretentious. Daily specials. Lively atmosphere. -
Da Polpo, Italian and American restaurant, London WC2
Traditional Italian and American food, using high quality ingredients in a Venetian bàcaro style. Owners: Russell Norman and Richard Beatty. -
The Square, Restaurant, London W1
Two Michelin-starred restaurant owned by chef Phil Howard. Ultra fine dining, with a very reasonably priced set lunch menu, and three course à la carte for £80 a head. Wine is expensive, but can be bought by the glass. -
Kettner’s, Brasserie, Cocktail and Champagne bar, London W1
Gorgeously glamorous, the Grade II listed building boasts a Brasserie, Cocktail and Champagne Bar, and eight Private Dining and Events Rooms. -
The Delaunay, restaurant, London WC2
The Delaunay is a grand European Café Restaurant, which inspires you to dress for the occasion. Central European style food. -
Dining at 135, London Eye, restaurant, London SE1
Exclusive fine-dining in a private pod in the London Eye for up to 8 guests. You get four rotations (about 2 hours) and a stop for a toilet break after each rotation. -
Mr Organic, Italian tomato products, London N1
Wholesale suppliers of their Italian-grown tomato products, such as ketchup, pasta sauces and chopped tomato, plus pestos, extra virgin olive oil, pasta. Purchase their products through Occado, Abel & Cole, Goodness Direct, The Organic Delivery Company, or Grow Wild. -
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. -
Donostia, Spanish tapas bar, London W1
Donostia restaurant in London is a tapas bar of the highest quality, under chef Tomasz Baranski, previously of Barrafina. -
Amphitheatre Restaurant and Terrace, London WC2
This is the restaurant in the Royal Opera House, serving British food, with views over Covent Garden and towards the London Eye. Open to the public 1200 to 1500, ticket holders only after 1730. -
Camino, Cruz del Rey, Spanish Restaurant, London N1
A lively Spanish restaurant and tapas bar with live music and guest DJs encouraging dancing. Tapas served all day. Sharing platters. Grills. -
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. -
The Pig and Butcher, pub, London N1
Meat straight from the farm, butchered, cured and smoked on site. Fish straight from the boat. Cooked over wood and coal on their bespoke grill. -
The Savoy Grill, fine dining restaurant, London WC2
A Gordon Ramsay Art Deco restaurant with chefs Stuart Gillies and Andy Cook. A fine dining experience, in a grand hotel - The Savoy Hotel, in The Strand. -
Spuntino, American Italian restaurant, London W1
"Lower East Side" New York, North American / Italian food and style. No reservations, often long queues. Get there before 7pm. Serves food until midnight. -
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. -
Green Man & French Horn, London WC2
Stylish French Bistro and wine bar in Covent Garden. Ideal for pre- or post-theatre indulgence. -
Little Italy, Italian fine dining restaurant, London W1
Authentic Italian fine dining, an exceptional wine list, music and dancing. -
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. -
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. -
Roux at the Landau, Michelin-starred restaurant, London W1
Albert Roux and son, Michel Roux Jr run this restaurant at the Langham Hotel. Need we say more! French gourmet fine dining at its best. -
Bar Pepito, London N1
An Andalucian-themed bodega serving tapas and sherry, in a very small bar with just five tables which are shaped from old sherry casks. You are likely to have to stand. No toilet, so you need to use the toilets in the restaurant opposite. -
Benares, Michelin starred Indian restaurant, London W1
Michelin starred Indian restaurant, run by chef Atul Kochhar. A really different Indian dining experience from what we have become accustomed to in the UK. -
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. -
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.
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