The bar staff are a laugh and the meatballs and chicken sandwiches are legendary .... Chef rocks
This venue was established by Auguste Kettner, chef to Napoleon III in 1867, and is as such one of the oldest restaurants in London. It accordingly serves delicious French food!
If you are on your way to dinner, order a glass from the large selection. If you are splashing out, or with friends, then how about a nebuchadnezzar of Pol Roger? Read more.
The bar leads to an indoor Japanese restaurant decorated in silk and charcoal. The crowd throughout looks the part too. More locals in the know than tourists clutching guidebooks. Read more.
On the sixth floor of the Trafalgar Hotel, you can’t see very far from here but you are directly above Trafalgar Square, and the location’s a showstopper. Read more.
You can follow your nose to the Queen of Hoxton’s rooftop garden. On balmy evenings the hipster pub grills some of the best jerk chicken in East London Read more.
Frank’s does a sterling job of combining about 18 different London trends in one. As well as being a rooftop bar it qualifies as a pop-up (closes on September 30.) Read more.
