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Salt Yard An intimate and contemporary tapas spot drawing on Spanish and Italian flavours, tucked in the heart of Fitzrovia. From the group who opened Dehesa, Ember Yard and Opera Tavern.

Features | London

The Best London Bars With Live Music You’re guaranteed not to get the blues….

Collections | London

The Best Rooftop Bars In London If there’s one thing that’s better when done on a rooftop, it’s literally everything. And that includes drinking.

Features | London

The Best New Restaurants & Bars In London Behold, our guide to the best restaurants and bars that have recently opened in this fair city.

Restaurants | Spitalfields

Gunpowder A Bengali restaurant in Spitalfields featuring bare brick walls, ‘80s school seating and some of the most delicious Indian cooking in London….

Restaurants | Battersea

Nutbourne It’s like a small, particularly beautiful part of the English countryside was plucked from the ground, and dropped in Battersea.

Restaurants | Bethnal Green

Little Georgia Homely yet ambitious Georgian food amid a simple, tasteful decor of vintage portraits and fairy lights.

Restaurants | Covent Garden

The Barbary The second restaurant from the guys at The Palomar. You’ll find it tucked away in a nook in Neal’s Yard, with open kitchen serving up Barbary-inspired goodness.

Restaurants | Hackney

Morito Hackney Road Moorish-Cretan-Spanish tapas in a beautifully pared-back space in Hackney.

Restaurants | Borough

Padella Hand-made pasta, on the very cusp of Borough Market….

Restaurants | Knightsbridge

Restaurant Ours Modern European dining set in a huge, triple-height warehouse with actual trees inside.

Restaurants | Bloomsbury

Noble Rot A laidback wine bar and restaurant, with a wine list tirelessly devised over the course of two years.

Restaurants | Soho

Dishoom Carnaby Welcome to class. Today’s topic: ‘The history and origin of Irani style cafés in India’s city of Bombay, and their transcendence to the modern day fabric of London’s food scene’. And also – importantly: ‘Delicious stuff’.

Bars | Hackney

Sager + Wilde One of the only places in London you can get exceptional quality Californian wine from sommeliers who know a lot about it, in a cozy date-worthy setting that comes with no snobbery.

Restaurants | Soho

Flat Iron Denmark St Dear Vegetarians. This does not inherently regard you. What it does inherently regard is great steak, at affordable prices.

Restaurants | Angel

MEATliquor N1 A temple to excess, meat and booze.

Restaurants | Notting Hill

Casa Cruz A bamboozling warren of copper, velvet, and mirrored walls, serving Argentinian dishes.

Restaurants | Covent Garden

The Black Penny We don’t usually write about coffee shops. Because most of them don’t have food like this….

Restaurants | Bethnal Green

Hill & Szrok A local organic butcher by day, Hill & Szrok transforms by night into a cozy, intimate and relaxed cookshop where you’ll see exactly where your meat comes from and talk directly to the chefs as they prepare it.

Peckham Rye A sprawling common featuring a planted garden overflowing with wisteria.

Alkebulan London’s getting an African food hall….

Avora Teleport to another planet and drink extraordinary cocktails….

Hector’s An East London bottleshop that transforms into a wine bar at night….

Salt Yard An intimate and contemporary tapas spot drawing on Spanish and Italian flavours, tucked in the heart of Fitzrovia. From the group who opened Dehesa, Ember Yard and Opera Tavern.

The Best London Bars With Live Music You’re guaranteed not to get the blues….

The Best Rooftop Bars In London If there’s one thing that’s better when done on a rooftop, it’s literally everything. And that includes drinking.

The Best New Restaurants & Bars In London Behold, our guide to the best restaurants and bars that have recently opened in this fair city.

Gunpowder A Bengali restaurant in Spitalfields featuring bare brick walls, ‘80s school seating and some of the most delicious Indian cooking in London….

Nutbourne It’s like a small, particularly beautiful part of the English countryside was plucked from the ground, and dropped in Battersea.

Little Georgia Homely yet ambitious Georgian food amid a simple, tasteful decor of vintage portraits and fairy lights.

The Barbary The second restaurant from the guys at The Palomar. You’ll find it tucked away in a nook in Neal’s Yard, with open kitchen serving up Barbary-inspired goodness.

Morito Hackney Road Moorish-Cretan-Spanish tapas in a beautifully pared-back space in Hackney.

Padella Hand-made pasta, on the very cusp of Borough Market….

Restaurant Ours Modern European dining set in a huge, triple-height warehouse with actual trees inside.

Noble Rot A laidback wine bar and restaurant, with a wine list tirelessly devised over the course of two years.

Dishoom Carnaby Welcome to class. Today’s topic: ‘The history and origin of Irani style cafés in India’s city of Bombay, and their transcendence to the modern day fabric of London’s food scene’. And also – importantly: ‘Delicious stuff’.

Sager + Wilde One of the only places in London you can get exceptional quality Californian wine from sommeliers who know a lot about it, in a cozy date-worthy setting that comes with no snobbery.

Flat Iron Denmark St Dear Vegetarians. This does not inherently regard you. What it does inherently regard is great steak, at affordable prices.

MEATliquor N1 A temple to excess, meat and booze.

Casa Cruz A bamboozling warren of copper, velvet, and mirrored walls, serving Argentinian dishes.

The Black Penny We don’t usually write about coffee shops. Because most of them don’t have food like this….

Hill & Szrok A local organic butcher by day, Hill & Szrok transforms by night into a cozy, intimate and relaxed cookshop where you’ll see exactly where your meat comes from and talk directly to the chefs as they prepare it.