London Restaurant Guide

A tiny entrance and a short walk from Kensington High Street tube station, The Papaya Tree is a modern Thai restaurant.

209 Kensington High Street, Kensington, West London

The Canton Arms, the name refers to the 26 cantons, member states of Switzerland, is a gastro-pub that has been the attention of much critical acclaim in the the unlikely destination of Vauxhall, on South Lambeth Road.

177 South Lambeth Road, Vauxhall, South West London

Located within the magnificent Grade II Listed Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, London, The Old Brewery offers a comfortable combination of a restaurant, cafe, bar and brewery.

The Pepys Building, Greenwich, South East London

Looking for a great party venue where you can eat, drink and enjoy fantastic live music then The Naked Turtle in East Sheen offers straightforward, unpretentious cuisine, served by singing waiters and waitresses who have previously showcased their talents on BBC Television.

505 - 507 Upper Richmond Road West, East Sheen, South West London

Since opening in the renowned Churchill Hotel in Marylebone's elegant Portman Square, The Montagu has quickly established itself as a firm favourite with West-Londoners - boasting a wide range of British and European seasonal dishes, cooked in a classic contemporary style and prepared in a striking open kitchen.

30 Portman Square, Marylebone, West London

The Knightsbridge Lounge, situated in South West London's sophisticated Knightsbridge area, is located in the Sheraton Park Tower Hotel. The height of civility, decorated in tasteful yellow and gold with glittering candelabras and plush sofas, one could easily imagine this as one of Mr Darcy's favourite haunts.

101 Knightsbridge, Knightsbridge, South West London

The Green is a charming three-storey bar and restaurant popular among the residents of Clerkenwell. Whilst the second floor offers a full modern European menu, the simple bar below is a pleasure to spend an evening in, perhaps listening to one of the regular live music acts and sampling the extensive Tapas menu.

29 Clerkenwell Green, Clerkenwell, Central London

Since opening under the guidance of Franco Faganello in 2008, The Glass Room has established itself as a glamorous fine dining restaurant in London's exclusive Notting Hill, serving exquisite contemporary Italian cuisine.

135 Kensington Church Street, Notting Hill, West London

Something of a Soho institution, the Gay Hussar packs a lot of character within its caricature-lined wood-panelled walls. Low lighting and plush furnishing add to the intimacy of the atmosphere, but it's the traditional Hungarian cuisine that really commands attention.

2 Greek Street, Soho, West London

Within easy walking distance King's Cross and St. Pancras International stations, The Fellow offers a superb contemporary dining experience to the weary traveller.

24 York Way, King's Cross, North London