12 places we tried and liked in London. We went to every one of them and paid our own bill.
9In the heart of London, Benares is one of those special addresses that retells the centuries-old heritage of Indian cooking in the language of modern …
13The gastropub concept has spread quickly in London in recent years, led by the Public House group. Unlike the simple, quick snacks we're used to in cl…
6Abuelo is a coffee shop with two London branches, in Marylebone and Covent Garden. It has a relaxed, airy design by its architect owner, excellent cof…
11Portland won a Michelin star a year after opening in 2015 and has held it ever since. It's in Fitzrovia, in a quiet pocket just off Oxford Street — a …
14Kol is a chef's restaurant opened in London's Mayfair in 2020 by the Mexican chef Santiago Lastra. Experienced through a tasting menu, Kol presents ex…
10Italian may be the most competitive cuisine in London. It is entirely possible to find Italian-standard cooking in the city's Italian restaurants. Car…
10Although Indian food is close to the Turkish palate, it isn't easy to find good representatives of it here. But in England, where the Indian populatio…
10Beast is a very chic Surf’n Turf alternative in London offering fine examples of steak and seafood from different regions around the world.…
10Bocconcino is a quality Italian restaurant in the heart of Mayfair. We particularly loved the safran risotto with Ossobucco, beef with truffle mashed …
10Portobello Road Market in London's Notting Hill is a popular spot best known for its second-hand and antique shops. What drew our interest was the foo…
8Franco Manca is a successful UK chain serving Neapolitan pizza on sourdough. A good option for anyone who likes a thick-crusted Neapolitan pizza. 🍕…
9The French pastry chef Cédric Grolet has been winning over dessert lovers with the patisserie he opened in London after Paris. A place anyone with a s…
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