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Belvedere Rd, Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre Square, London SE1 • 845-686-1122
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Distance:
~1.035 km * |
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AIRPORT - QQW. Hailed as one of the millennium's most enterprising restaurants, Canteen put British fare back on the map. Everything here is made from scratch, from the devilled kidneys to the Hollandaise sauce and tomato ketchup. Seating is – yep, you guessed it – canteen style. While this new branch sits beautifully on London's South Bank, the original Spitalfields outpost also does a sterling trade. Follow potted duck, piccalilli and toast with a succulent British pie and textbook roast. TUBE: Waterloo |
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The Wolseley |
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160 Piccadilly, London W1J 9EB • 20-7499-6996
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Distance:
~1.375 km * |
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MAYFAIR. The Wolseley's Viennese theme, classic interiors, consistent cooking and esteemed clientele make it an establishment, even though it's relatively new, compared with its neighbor The Ritz. Those in the know come here for breakfast: Omelette Arnold Bennett never fails to please (the eggs are sublime). Baked whole seabass with tomato and tarragon and wiener schnitzel from the rotisserie provide reliable meal options. A genuine occasion venue, this grande dame has unbeatable people-watching potential to boot. TUBE: Piccadilly Circus |
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Le Caprice |
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Arlington St, Arlington House, London SW1 • 20-7629-2239
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Distance:
~1.435 km * |
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ST. JAMES'S. To dine at one of the top addresses in town, you'll need to call months in advance. The tres-chic diners who frequent this black-and-white room typically include members of parliament and celebrities, all of whom come for classic cuisine and unobtrusive service. Traditional British dishes fill the menu: deep-fried haddock with minted pea puree and chips, griddled scallops, roast rack of Herdwick lamb, and fish cakes (called "the best in the civilized world" by a local critic). But, international influences are evident in Thai-baked seabass, and interesting desserts include butterscotch and clotted cream ice cream with toffee sauce. A top pick for fine dining, and slightly easier to get a table at lunch if you're willing to go late. TUBE: Green Park |
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Café at Sotheby's |
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(Restaurants - Brunch) |
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34-35 New Bond St, Sotheby's Auction House, London W1 • 20-7293-5077
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Distance:
~1.541 km * |
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MAYFAIR. Located on fashionable New Bond Street (the ritziest, most glamorous of addresses), this café sits in the lobby of the world-famous auction house. The place is an unexpected treat, offering simple lunch and breakfast options and an attitude-free staff. Mirrors and modern prints line the walls, and lunch selections include pasta with pancetta, gorgonzola and thyme, not to mention the famous, luxurious lobster club sandwich. Salads with tangy homemade dressings are popular, and desserts include an array of puddings, cakes and chocolate treats. TUBE: Green Park or Bond Street |
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Cinnamon Club |
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30-32 Great Smith St, Old Westminster Library, London SW1 P3PV • 20-7222-2555
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Distance:
~1.541 km * |
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WESTMINSTER. Mysterious, alluring Cinnamon Club presents adventurous diners with one of London's more intriguing dining options. The restaurant, whose cuisine is described as New Indian, has received rave reviews for its culinary creativity, hand-selected wine list, and contemporary decor, which takes full advantage of its historic – and bookish – digs. Menu highlights include seared rump of Laverstoke Park water buffalo with goan spices and a roast saddle of Oisin red deer with pickling spices. TUBE: St. James's Park or Westminster |
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Bonds |
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5 Threadneedle St, Threadneedles Hotel, London EC2R 8AY • 20-7657-8090
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Distance:
~2.468 km * |
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Description:
CITY. Bonds is an award-winning restaurant that serves modern French cuisine in a sophisticated setting. The kitchen consistently turns out exceptional dishes, crafted with only the best foods from local suppliers. Breakfast is served daily, and weekend brunch is always a hit. The likes of roasted scallops, beef fillet and wild halibut can be found on the lunch and dinner menus. The full bar offers tapas, wine and cocktails and serves as a prime city meeting spot. |
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Winter Garden |
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222 Marylebone Rd, Landmark Hotel, London NW1 6JQ • 20-7631-8000
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Distance:
~3.151 km * |
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MARYLEBONE. Situated in the Landmark's stunning atrium, Winter Garden provides an elegant, Mediterranean setting and a menu sure to impress even the most discerning diners. Dinner entrees include Gressingham duck breast with foie gras. A fashionable jazz brunch on Sundays is quite popular, while folks looking for a true English experience take afternoon tea here. The refined affair includes delectable sandwiches, homemade scones, and fresh-brewed leaf teas, all hand-selected, of course. Afternoon tea from £40 per peson. |
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Pizarro |
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194 Bermondsey St, London SE1 3TQ • 20-7378-9455
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Distance:
~3.382 km * |
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Description:
BERMONDSEY. A great spot for weekend brunch, dinner or drinks, this restaurant's menu includes satisfying dishes such as celeriac and bacon soup and slow roast pork belly. Their tasty tapas, from marinated aged feta to the Spanish tortilla, are available all day. |
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La Brasserie |
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272 Brompton Rd, London SW3 • 20-7581-3089
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Distance:
~3.803 km * |
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Description:
KENSINGTON. This Paris-styled restaurant, which has been around for decades, maintains a large following, thanks to outdoor seating, lovely surroundings, and a pleasing assortment of food and drink options. Although meals are tasty, the restaurant is an especially good place to savor a cappuccino and an incredible crème brûlée. You'll also find great pastries and rich pots au chocolate accented with liqueur. The eatery stays open late to satisfy nocturnal sweet tooths. TUBE: South Kensington |
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Wapping Food |
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(Restaurants - Brunch) |
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Wapping Wall, Wapping Hydraulic Power Station, London E1 W3ST • 20-7680-2080
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Distance:
~4.626 km * |
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WAPPING. Housed in a historic power station, this modern eatery offers quite an industrial setting -exposed pumps, hoists, and hydraulic machinery share space in the bustling, cafeteria-style dining space. What's more, from the open-plan kitchen, alluring aromas escape, serving only to intensify appetites. The place has a Modern European feel, and the fare has sufficiently enticed local critics, with dishes like crispy skin salmon with green papaya salad; asparagus, pea and broad bean risotto with baked ricotta; and char-grilled rib-eye steak with wild mushrooms, horseradish and crispy potato. TUBE: Wapping (Speak "British" and pronounce this as "Wopping.") |
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User Rating: 5.75
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