Dishoom’s a convivial brasserie that loosely styles itself after the ‘Irani’ cafés of Mumbai. What you won’t find in India is such an abundance of bacon and sausage: there’s even a sausage naan roll. Read more.
Simply put: best tapas in town. Do prepare for a wait, as there are only 23 stools at the bar and this place takes no reservations! Luckily they serve drinks and nibbles in the standing area.
Awesome burgers, amazing lobsters and really yummy fries. You have to be VERY HUNGRY!! 😍 P.s.: no reservations, you might wait 2 hours or less for your turn to be seated, but worth waiting!
For a different Tapas experience head to Jose where the Spanish habit of eating standing up is part of this restaurant’s charm. For the full FT review... Read more.
You simply must try the flat iron steak! No really, you must: it's literally the only thing on the menu. Read more.
Bored of the usual Sunday roasts? Then break the tradition with a Chinese dim sum. This Sunday lunch tradition of Cantonese families is a way for Chinese chefs to show off their prowess. Read more.
Best pasta I've had in London, amounts are small so order 2 mains. Beef ragu is a most.Had goat cheese ravioli with butter, amazing as well. Had the bread and oil, and almond tart for dessert.Loved it
A good atmosphere, very easy going and perfect for the summer. All of the street food stands are really good, a special mention for the pizza and the Vietnamese Banh-mi & bao which are just sublime!
A restaurant and bar with a surreal yet extravagant decor. Try some of the delicious cocktails on offer!...also check out the 'unique' toilets. Read more.
Exceptional cooking here. Such simple but amazing dishes. Highly recommend the crab croquettes, lambs kidneys, skewers and the brain. Sherries are also superb here.
The experience left my two guests from New York delighted but puzzled. Why, if British food is as good as this and has such strong historical roots, did it have such an awful reputation for so long?..
"A place that continues the long tradition of the British steakhouse, though with a big difference – unlike its predecessors, Hawksmoor does it well.." Read more.
Don’t be fooled by the ‘bar snack’ concept – this is a full-sized cheeseburger, made by blending Longhorn beef with bone marrow. Try with oxtail poutine (that’s posh for chips’n’gravy) on the side. Read more.
"With its white tiles and gold trim, Yotam Ottolenghi's Nopi is like a glitzy bathroom – with fabulous food on tap.." Read more.
Lovely brunch dishes! Fantastic Bloody Mary! Eggs Benedict no longer served, but try the scrambled with smoked salmon or the open-face ham and cheese. Yum!!
London's best kept secret awesome noodle bar. Authentic Vietnamese and South East Asian noodles. Try the Malaysian Prawn Laksa and Pho Vit (duck)!
Excellent food options and attentive service. Great salads and vegetarian ravioli option, try the chocolate cake with vanilla marscapone... Awesome rich deep chocolate taste.
Yummy french beans and 'mouth watering' chicken. Strange as hell decor, including the tomb-like facade blocking the supposed main entrance (feng shui?). Refreshingly friendly/useful staff!
This place didn't disappoint- daily menu, fresh ingredients, very flavoursome. To avoid the 2 hour wait for a table, choose to sit by the bar (space is tiny) to see all kitchen actions!
A wide range of oyster variations written on blackboards above the bar, α relaxed but buzzy atmosphere, good service and affordable prices in the heart of the oldest London food market Read more.
Small chance of a walk in for dinner if you arrive and ask nicely well before 7pm and can eat within an hour. Otherwise definitely book or you've no chance.
Delightful place, stunning decor with a soundtrack from the 20's. The food was absolutely lovely, specially the cod and the chocolate panna cotta (pictured).
Altogether, Caravan is clean, fresh, and staffed by enchanting, helpful, and attractive people. Metro gave it 3 out of 5 Stars. Read more.
You've *got* to have the flank steak with white truffle sauce - sublime strips of steak, cooked perfectly.
This terrific gastropub is the worst-kept secret in Fulham. It serves dishes that are far beyond the standard of any other pub in west London. As a result, you need to book well in advance. Read more.
Experimental Cocktail Club is perhaps the closest we have to a genuine hidden drinking den, and the fact it's on the tourist strip of Gerrard Street makes it even more interesting. Read more.
Reasonable priced cocktails. Try espress yourself for the kicks of whisky and coffee. Fun and friendly bartenders, and yes super cheesy but great music! Will be back for more :P
Mid East fusion cuisine with plenty of sass - starters were fun, especially the bread and menu changes frequently
Very likely the best restaurant in London right now due to a combination of vibe and delicious food prepared with fresh ingredients by the most crazy chef on the planet. Get a table at the counter.
