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Oliveto, Italian Restaurant, London SW1
Authentic thin base Italian pizza in an Italian restaurant with modern clean and simple decor. Quite noisy due to no soft furnishings, and quite cramped when busy, which it often is. -
Homeslice, pizza, London WC2
Homeslice is the love-child of three Kiwi men with a passion for making and eating woodfire pizza. Started out with a mobile operation, but now have a permanent home at Seven Dials, London. -
John Salt,Restaurant, London N1
Chef Neil Rankin, has just moved here from the Pitt Cue Co. bringing his love of barbecued food with him, and his flair for the unusual. Unusual modern British fine dining food which you are unlikely to see anywhere else. -
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. -
José, tapas bar, London SE1
Tiny tapas and sherry bar, serving the best of fresh produce from the morning's markets, which tends to get packed and crushed at peak times. Chef: José Pizzaro. -
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). -
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. -
Royal Court Theatre Café, London SW1
Buzzing theatre café frequented by actors and directors. British food, with treats from Europe. Quality, choice, value for money. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
Massimo Restaurant and Oyster Bar, London WC2
Italian speciality fish restaurant and oyster bar, in an impressively styled setting. Chef: Massimo Riccioli. -
A. Wong, Chinese Restaurant, London SW1
A celebration of China's kitchens and its regional idiosyncrasies. Serves dim sum at lunchtime, and promises to take you on a 5000 mile journey across the regions of China in celebration of their distinct flavours with their 8-course 'Taste of China' menu. -
St. John, Bread & Wine, shop and café, London E1
Informal dining room, wine and bakery shop. Opens at 9am for breakfast. -
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. -
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). -
Texture, Michelin starred restaurant, London W1
Aggi Sverrisson and Xavier Rousset's one-Michelin-starred restaurant in Soho, London. A modern European restaurant and champagne bar with Icelandic influences. -
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. -
Trishna, Indian restaurant, London W1
Trishna London is the sister restaurant of Trishna in Mumbai, and serves lots of dishes that you will not have seen before. An innovative twist on the coastal cuisine of south west India. -
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. -
Wapping Food, British and European restaurant, London E1
Set in an old power station with the remains of the old machinery and modern dining furniture, constantly changing as a living art exhibition, this is an an unusual and intriguing atmosphere which may not suit all tastes. -
Little Georgia, Russian restaurant, London E2
Authentic Georgian home cooking to a high standard, at affordable prices, which is influenced by European and Asian cooking. Ingredients sourced from Russia and Turkey. -
Balthazar, French restaurant, London WC2
A copy of the famous Balthazar restaurant in Manhattan, French brasserrie style in décor and food, with Amercian-style service. Mixed reviews from the critics regarding the standard of the food. Sumptuous interior. -
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.
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