London Restaurant Guide

Part microbrewery, part pizzeria, this pioneering venue in Blackheath Village takes its name from its location, zero degrees longitude, apparently.

29 - 31 Montpelier Vale, Blackheath, South East London

Tentazioni a plush, animated restaurant has been dishing out 'pure Italian cuisine' in Bermondsey since opening in 1997. It occupies a converted warehouse, discreetly tucked away not far from Tower Bridge, and the ground-floor dining room has been done out in evocative Tuscan style.

2 Mill Street, Bermondsey, South East London

A short walk under the tracks of London Bridge and you come upon Defina on Bermondsey Street, a haven away from the bustle of Tooley Street.

50 Bermondsey Street, Bermondsey, South East London

Sandwiched between a railway bridge and Southwark Cathedral, Fish! occupies a grand glass and steel pavilion right at the heart of that foodie Mecca, Borough Market.

Cathedral Street, Borough Market, South East London

Cast yourself adrift in oceans of seafood, advises Hervé Régent, the French Chef Proprietor of this quirky Kennington restaurant called The Lobster Pot and don't be put off if you hear the sound of seagulls or melodious sea shanties, it's all part of London's slightly surreal experience known as The Lobster Pot.

3 Kennington Lane, Kennington, South East London

Dabbous a short walk from Goodge Street tube in the heart of Fitzrovia is the first restaurant from Ollie Dabbus, the former head chef of Michelin starred Texture.

39 Whitfield Street, Fitzrovia, West London

The Delaunay is the latest venture from famed duo Chris Corbin and Jeremy King, set behind an imposing entrance on the corner of historic Drury Lane and the Aldwych.

55 Aldwych, Covent Garden, Central London

Renowned restaurateurs Chris Corbin and Jeremy King opened The Wolseley restaurant and shop in November 2003 after an extensive renovation program was undertaken by David Collins Architects.

160 Piccadilly, Mayfair, West London

Mr Chow is a long-standing Chinese restaurant that opened on Valentines Day 1968 in Knightsbridge. The restaurant has an elegant and luxurious décor with lacquered walls, original works of art and white marble floors.

151 Knightsbridge, Knightsbridge, South West London

The Crooked Well is a very welcome addition to Camberwell in tree lined Grove Lane, a short stroll from Denmark Hill Station.

16 Grove Lane, Camberwell, South East London