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Searching for the best restaurants in London? We've got you covered with the best places to eat out for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Ready to discover the top restaurants in London? Let's dig in!
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Italian Cotto
Southbank
Italian Restaurant •
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Southbank • Italian Restaurant
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5.3/6
5.3/6
Il Cucciolo Restaurant
Soho
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Soho • Italian Restaurant
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5.5/6
5.5/6
Da Paolo
Fitzrovia
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Fitzrovia • Italian Restaurant
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5.5/6
5.5/6
Cafe Amisha - Bermondsey
Bermondsey
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Bermondsey • Italian Restaurant
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5.5/6
5.5/6
Colosseo Restaurant
Westminster
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Westminster • Italian Restaurant
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5.2/6
5.2/6
Côte Royal Festival Hall
Southbank
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Southbank • French Restaurant
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5.1/6
5.1/6
Il Sugo
Camden
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Camden • Italian Restaurant
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5.3/6
5.3/6
L'ulivo, Villiers Street
Covent Garden
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Covent Garden • Italian Restaurant
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5.1/6
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Bolton's Restaurant
City of London
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City of London • Italian Restaurant
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5.3/6
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Casa Tua - Kings Cross
Bloomsbury
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Bloomsbury • Italian Restaurant
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5.1/6
5.1/6
il trillo London
Chelsea
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Chelsea • Gourmet Restaurant
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5.3/6
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Locanda Ottoemezzo
Kensington
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Kensington • Italian Restaurant
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5.3/6
5.3/6
Lasagneria Italiana
City of London
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City of London • Italian Restaurant
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6.0/6
6.0/6
Tonis Amalfi
Battersea
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Battersea • Italian Restaurant
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5.8/6
5.8/6
Meridionale
Fulham
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Fulham • Italian Restaurant
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5.5/6
5.5/6
Caminata
Balham
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Balham • Italian Restaurant
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5.7/6
5.7/6
Nuovi Sapori
Fulham
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Fulham • Italian Restaurant
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5.4/6
5.4/6
Goodfare Camden
Camden
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Camden • Italian Restaurant
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4.9/6
4.9/6
Vicino
Fulham
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Fulham • Italian Restaurant
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5.5/6
5.5/6
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Restaurants London: Theatre Dining in the West End
The West End is the beating heart of London. This area of central London contains Soho, Chelsea, Bond Road, Piccadilly Circus, the National Gallery, Covent Garden to name but a few attractions. But what most people think of when they think of the West End is its theatre, equalled only by New York’s Broadway. Here, pre-theatre dining is an institution when one considers where to eat in London. On top of being a destination for the world’s theatre fans, the West End also hosts many wealthy business people. Combining power lunches with theatre glitz means some of the best restaurants in London are here in the West End, many of them featuring special pre-theatre menus or even discounts for theatre-goers. - 2.
Table Reservations at the best restaurants in London
The world is your oyster, or rather, the world is your oyster card! But really, the sky is the limit when planning where to eat in London. A diverse, ever-growing, ever-changing population, and a thriving economy to boot has meant London remains a veritable playground for chefs and foodies to push the envelope and explore new possibilities. For better or worse overall, the gentrification of formerly gritty neighbourhoods has meant some outstanding new restaurants are cropping up in unexpected areas. Dishes from around the world can be sampled here, at any price. Whether you want a cheap street eat or a multi-course experience, London’s eateries don’t hew to formula, though you can be assured that London’s food is finally impressing the world’s most discerning diners. - 3.
London Restaurants: Grit and Gold in the East End
As likely to find jellied eels sold from a tub as you are to find fine dining cooked with fully organic heritage ingredients, eclectic is probably the best word to describe London’s East End. Historically working class, the East End was not known for its food until immigration from South Asia resulted in a large number of curry houses and Anglo-Indian restaurants, many of them gathering around Brick Lane. Adding to the mix of the East End’s culinary scene is the influx of artists, students – and the wealthy – who are changing the face of the until-now ragged district. Sad for some, but good news for foodies: gentrification is bringing some of the most exciting restaurants in London to the East End. - 4.
Places to eat in London: Keeping an Eye on South Bank
Matching some of the best restaurants in London with an array of sightseeing attractions, the South Bank is a vital cultural and culinary destination for locals and tourists alike. The Royal National Theatre, the Old Vic and the British Film Institute, the London Eye, London Dungeon and an Imax cinema crowd South Bank, and many top restaurants in London are a short walk from these. The centrepiece of South Bank is the Southbank Centre which is the largest centre for the arts in Europe, bringing in three million visitors per year. They bring their appetites with them, so many good restaurants in London can be found here. Grab a pre-movie bite or a leisurely three-course meal overlooking the River at London’s South Bank. - 5.
Eating out in London: traditional British pub dining
Either you love it or you hate it – traditional British fare has long been lauded by the locals and mocked by visitors as being bland and on the heavy side. But if you love comfort food and are open-minded, British cuisine – yes, cuisine – might be for you, and nowhere is it better prepared than in the traditional British pubs. Here, along with an good pint, hand-pulled pint of English ale or cider you can enjoy such delicacies as steak-and-ale pie, a ploughman’s lunch, pasties or the famous bangers and mash. It goes without saying, fish and chips are certainly a favourite amongst pub goers. Remember, even simple, cosy pubs are known to hide some of the greatest restaurants in London.
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