26-27 D’Arblay Street, London, W1F 8EP
Blending a laidback Spanish vibe and a fashionable urban edge, Copita showcases sumptuous tapas dishes in Soho. A retro dining room features glossy white tiling and rich wood benches, and guests can perch at the bar-style tables for more relaxed dining. Served in rustic clay pots and chunky wood blocks, a wholly natural and artisanal menu includes tasty meat and fish …
39 King Street, London, WC2E 8JS
The chic, petite Palm Court Brasserie is a slice of Covent Garden’s piazza that will be forever Paris. With a classic Art Nouveau decor inspired by the Parisian brasseries of the 1920′s, Palm Court’s dynamic waiters in their black aprons hasten to the bustling tables with classic bistro dishes. Guests are certainly in no hurry to leave though, with …
61-63 Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W1D 6LQ
The location of the Shaftesbury Avenue Bella Italia restaurant couldn’t be better, with the Palace Theatre just a walk away on one side and the Gielgud Theatre just moments away to the other side. Nestled right in the heart of Soho, along one of the West End’s most prominent streets, Bella Italia offers well priced good quality …
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ASK Italian restaurant in Gloucester Arcade offers great value Italian food in a smart, modern setting.The modern interior is complemented with a fabulous menu, containing gems for the adventurous alongside authentic Italian classics. Choose from tasty bowls of pasta, a delicious range of pizzas and fresh salads or sample one of the delicious meat and …
Opening in 1982, Bombay Brasserie was in the vanguard of modern Indian cuisine, with an inventive approach that married classic regional cooking with a European brasserie-style menu. The spacious interior, with its airy conservatory and bright murals, extends to a welcoming bar and a more traditional dining room well suited to the affluent Kensington clientele.
Bella Italia boasts a prime location along Old Brompton Road in the heart of London’s upmarket South Kensington. Found just down the road from South Kensington tube station, Bella Italia offers affordable Italian dining in rustic bistro style surroundings. Decked out in the signature Bella Italia style and colours, this South Kensington branch is …
Epitomising destination dining at its very finest, Aqua Nueva sits on top of the former Dickens & Jones department store, opposite the London Palladium. With breathtaking views from the terrace, the …
Ideally situated close to Tottenham Court Road and Goodge Street tube stations, as well as Fitzrovia, the famous Dominion Theatre and Soho, Spaghetti House on Goodge Street offers entices the local clientele with an exceptionally welcoming atmosphere. Visitors to London and families with children favour this Spaghetti House Italian restaurant, spread throughout four floors and frequently full …
From the team behind London favourites Cinnamon Club and Cinnamon Kitchen, Vivek Singh brings his celebrated Indian cuisine to fashionable Soho. Nestled moments from uber-cool Carnaby Street, the Cinnamon Soho menu showcases exciting Indian cooking techniques, whilst giving a nod to traditional British classics.
Housed in an old Georgian Mansion at the heart of Notting Hill, Beach Blanket Babylon is renowned for its opulent decor and seasonal European menus. Decadent dishes such as caviar, foie gras and scallops are served in these exquisite surroundings, in addition to a range of delectable main courses including Dover Sole Meuniere, Lobster …
Delightfully informal and upbeat, yet boasting contemporary style throughout, Balls Brothers Victoria sits a short walk from Buckingham Palace. With 2 bars and a restaurant area all flooded with light from the large front windows, this eatery always boasts a wide-ranging clientele – from theatre-goers to local business people. The menu is packed with the very best of …
In the clean-cut surrounds of one of London’s most exclusive shopping centres, Searcys Champagne Bar One New Change offers a glitzy hideaway. As well as breakfast, afternoon tea, cocktails and dinner, Searcys …
‘Daawat at Johnstons’ serves contemporary Indian cuisine to whisk you away on a tempting and mouth-watering journey, full of eastern promise. Let the skilled chefs inspire you with a menu that includes popular street food and specialities. Using only the finest ingredients, and using traditional methods, Daawat has sourced and created a whole range of delightful dishes, that will transport …
Inspired by a modest charcoal grill which drew crowds from all over Mexico City, Lupita is the London manifestation of this ‘charcoal taco’ haven. Blending authentic Mexican delicacies and an electrifying atmosphere, Lupita restaurant favourites include loaded burritos and hot quesadillas. Guests at Lupita in London can watch the action unfold from every angle in the centrepiece …
Staying true to the time-honoured cooking methods of Italian cuisine, Cucina Asellina offers rustic, natural flavours with a contemporary twist. Designed by Foster + Partners in the style of its sister restaurant in New York City, the ultra-glamorous dining room features earthy polished concrete, blackened metal lighting and clean angles. Deliciously chewy flatbreads are served from the wood-fired oven while …
A gem on the Battersea restaurant scene, Entrée showcases 2-AA-Rosette awarded European cuisine. Perched atop Battersea Rise, Entrée is praised extensively by top restaurant critics, including Jay Rayner, yet still maintains a ‘laidback local’ vibe. Entrée is owned and operated by Melbourne-born Jayke Mangion, whose experience in running venues spans from Europe, to Japan and Australia. A chic cocktail bar sits …
One of the most popular Chelsea haunts, PJ’s Bar & Grill was opened in 1991 by restaurateur Brian Stein as a tribute to his love of polo and great food. Situated in a prime location right in the heart of Chelsea, PJ’s is frequented by both a regular Chelsea clientele as well as the next generation …
Conveniently set in the heart of London’s fashionable Marylebone village, L’Autre Pied is the little brother of the well-known Pied à Terre. Although it is a relative newcomer, there is little surprise at its Michelin star status with the talented young chef, Marcus Eaves at the helm.Here, you will experience fine dining with a pleasantly affordable price tag in …
In the glamorous Apex Temple Court Hotel, Chambers Restaurant offers a menu inspired by modern European cuisine. Serving up dishes such as fresh, wild black bream and shellfish linguini, the restaurant proudly boasts an extensive wine list to complement every meal. Near Fleet Street, the sophisticated Chambers bar and lounge has a cosy …
The Ashoka Johnstone opened in 1990 and over a decade on, their reputation is unrivalled as they continue to serve curry flavours to their massive following ‘raita’ cross Renfrewshire. The grand dining hall, with its lofty ceiling and twinkling chandeliers, create an opulent allure. Here, traditional features blend with dramatic bursts of rich ruby red and contemporary …