London Restaurant Guide

High fashion in the remnants of an old clothing 'sweat shop' brings the punters to Bistrotheque a stylish Bethnal Green bistro.

23 - 27 Wadeson Street, Bethnal Green, East London

Set one hundred feet above Kensington High Street in central London, The Roof Gardens and Babylon Restaurant are absolutely amazing, the wow factor alone has to put Babylon on everyone's 'must dine there' list and that's before even thinking about the food.

The Roof Gardens, Kensington, West London

The Old Royal Naval College is one of the great baroque masterpieces of English architecture, set in spectacular landscaped grounds by the River Thames at the heart of the Maritime Greenwich World Heritage Site.

10 Cutty Sark Gardens, Greenwich, South East London

Opened to great critical acclaim in 1999, the Light House is everything you could wish for in a modern-day neighbourhood restaurant.

75 - 77 Ridgway, Wimbledon, South West London

We are pleased to introduce The Rose Fulham as a new addition to The UK Restaurant Guide for 2011. A full review will be published shortly.

1 Harwood Terrace, Fulham, South West London

The Sai is a gem of a neighbourhood restaurant located on the corner of Worple Road and Trewince Road in Raynes Park, serving authentic Punjabi cuisine.

193 Worple Road, Raynes Park, South West London

This stalwart Indian Tandoori restaurant, the Kennington Tandoori or KT as it's fondly called, first opened its doors in 1985 on a busy stretch of Kennington High Road.

313 Kennington Road, Kennington, South East London

"Camden eye is a little diamond, smack in the middle of the rough that is Camden Town. Delicious food, great real ales, wonderful wines, live music, film events and a truly global workforce makes this pub essential territory for any bona fide Camdenite.

2 kentish Town Road, Camden Town, North West London

The Griffin is a traditional English pub on the old High Road in Whetstone, part of the New Pub Company group.

1262 High Road, Whetstone, North London

An essential piece of Soho's history, Maharani Soho first opened in 1971 and became a regular Celeb hangout and favourite meeting place for the likes of the Two Ronnies, Colin Ferrell and Jonathon Ross, to name drop but a few.

77 Berwick Street, Soho, West London