Behold

The Best Restaurants in London

The Shed Welcome to The Shed, the first restaurant by the Gladwin Brothers – one part farmer, one part chef, one part hospitality expert, whose rural West Sussex upbringing is reflected in the food that is served in their small, West London location.

Restaurants | Soho

Yauatcha It’s all about the dim sum here, and there’s a brain-boggling assortment of dumplings, buns, puffs, noodles & more….

Restaurants | Farringdon

The Quality Chop House The Quality Chop House totally lives up to its name. It explains how its been feeding the residents of Farringdon, and those further afield, since 1896.

Restaurants | Soho

Randall & Aubin An Anglo-French brasserie filled with 18th century French chandeliers, disco balls, high bar-style seating, a ton of seafood, and a cellar-full of Champagne.

Restaurants | Covent Garden

Rules You might know Rules as the self-proclaimed oldest restaurant in London. Established by Thomas Rule in 1798, it serves hyper-modern Asian fusion cuisine traditional British food.

Restaurants | Soho

Cutter & Squidge A sweet pitstop in the backstreets of Soho.

Restaurants | Southwark

Where The Pancakes Are It’s, um, where the pancakes are. And it’s housed in a railway arch within the Flat Iron Square development in Southwark.

Restaurants | Marylebone

Jikoni Serving a menu that draws from Britain, East Africa, the Middle East, and Asia, Jikoni puts them into an almost literal metaphorical melting pot….

Restaurants | Bermondsey

40 Maltby Street An intimate wine bar serving up seasonal Modern European plates (from inside a railway arch).

Restaurants | Soho

10 Greek Street A low-key, seasonal restaurant in Soho, serving up modern British dishes with an emphasis on wild game and seafood.

Bars | Battersea

Humble Grape Battersea A Battersea-based wine bar sharing its love of handcrafted, largely biodynamic wines produced from independent, sustainable vineyards.

Restaurants | Liverpool Street

Walter and Monty Life is the longest thing you’ll ever get to do. That’s a scientific fact. But it’s still short. And the best way to deal with this paradox is to fill your life with things that make you – and others – very, very happy. And Walter and Monty is here to do just that.

Restaurants | Covent Garden

Frenchie A striking modern French restaurant in Covent Garden, serving elegant dishes and excellent wines.

Restaurants | Soho

L’Escargot ‘Twas 1896, in a land not too far from here, and a gentleman by the name of Georges Gaudin had just opened London’s first French eatery. A dainty little place he coined Le Bienvenue. It’s now known as L’Escargot.

Restaurants | Chelsea

Maze Grill Park Walk A sushi and grill restaurant from Gordon Ramsay.

Restaurants | Soho

Behold

The Best Restaurants in London

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The Shed Welcome to The Shed, the first restaurant by the Gladwin Brothers – one part farmer, one part chef, one part hospitality expert, whose rural West Sussex upbringing is reflected in the food that is served in their small, West London location.

Yauatcha It’s all about the dim sum here, and there’s a brain-boggling assortment of dumplings, buns, puffs, noodles & more….

The Quality Chop House The Quality Chop House totally lives up to its name. It explains how its been feeding the residents of Farringdon, and those further afield, since 1896.

Randall & Aubin An Anglo-French brasserie filled with 18th century French chandeliers, disco balls, high bar-style seating, a ton of seafood, and a cellar-full of Champagne.

Rules You might know Rules as the self-proclaimed oldest restaurant in London. Established by Thomas Rule in 1798, it serves hyper-modern Asian fusion cuisine traditional British food.

Cutter & Squidge A sweet pitstop in the backstreets of Soho.

Where The Pancakes Are It’s, um, where the pancakes are. And it’s housed in a railway arch within the Flat Iron Square development in Southwark.

Jikoni Serving a menu that draws from Britain, East Africa, the Middle East, and Asia, Jikoni puts them into an almost literal metaphorical melting pot….

40 Maltby Street An intimate wine bar serving up seasonal Modern European plates (from inside a railway arch).

10 Greek Street A low-key, seasonal restaurant in Soho, serving up modern British dishes with an emphasis on wild game and seafood.

Humble Grape Battersea A Battersea-based wine bar sharing its love of handcrafted, largely biodynamic wines produced from independent, sustainable vineyards.

Walter and Monty Life is the longest thing you’ll ever get to do. That’s a scientific fact. But it’s still short. And the best way to deal with this paradox is to fill your life with things that make you – and others – very, very happy. And Walter and Monty is here to do just that.

Frenchie A striking modern French restaurant in Covent Garden, serving elegant dishes and excellent wines.

L’Escargot ‘Twas 1896, in a land not too far from here, and a gentleman by the name of Georges Gaudin had just opened London’s first French eatery. A dainty little place he coined Le Bienvenue. It’s now known as L’Escargot.

Maze Grill Park Walk A sushi and grill restaurant from Gordon Ramsay.

Dirty Bones Kingly Court Mac & cheese burgers. Cocktails. Soul.