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A warm welcome awaits all at Amarcord. There are two venues to choose from, both conveniently located close to The British Museum. They offer a comprehensive and authentic array of Italian options – from antipasti, through pizza, pasta and risotto to a wonderful selection of wines.
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Ever since the first All Bar One opened in London in 1994, it has proven a recipe for success. Now with over 35 branches delighting city-dwellers across the country, the group is still as popular as ever. And it's little wonder - with a range of quaffable wines to suit the most discerning customer, an unusually large selection of be...
View full reviewVapiano has already established itself globally, and since 2008 London has been enjoying its refreshingly modern and very European attitude to food. The restaurant adopts a contemporary theme in everything from the decor, cuisine and service, down to how you pay for your meal - the result is a hip yet pleasantly relaxed pizza and pa...
View full reviewSituated in a pretty courtyard moments from Holborn and The British Museum, Truckles is an oasis of calm. The menu features classic British fayre, using carefully sourced seasonal produce with light bites and more substantial main dishes. Needless to say, wine lovers are well looked after with a carefully selected list from Davy's Wi...
View full reviewThe Providores and Tapa Room (which also has a fantastic sister restaurant, Kopapa, located in Covent Garden) has been open for 12 years, and in that time has become a London institution. The restaurant is split over two floors, each offering something different and very exciting. The wine list is solely New Zealand focused, offerin...
View full reviewwagamama is the most popular chain of award-winning Japanese noodle restaurants in the country, reflecting their enduring and diverse appeal. At wagamama, they celebrate consistency and quality in everything they do. Their ethos, developed since the first wagamama opened in London's Bloomsbury in 1992, is 'to combine great, fresh an...
View full reviewEver since the first All Bar One opened in London in 1994, it has proven a recipe for success. Now with over 35 branches delighting city-dwellers across the country, the group is still as popular as ever. And it's little wonder - with a range of quaffable wines to suit the most discerning customer, an unusually large selection of be...
View full reviewKatie and Giancarlo opened Caffé Caldesi back in 2005, with the aim of bringing a little pocket of Italy to the bustling city of London. Today, the authentic flavours can still be found, in everything from the food to the selection of wine.
For an informal affair, the ground-floor bar is the ideal spot to r...
Over the last 30 years, Odette's has been recognised as an iconic restaurant; set amongst a parade of mid- Victorian shops and cafés in stunning Primrose Hill, it has been attracting illustrious patrons from the worlds of art and theatre for over three decades. Winner of four stars from Time Out, and a Square Meal star, this ...
View full reviewNear to Wigmore Hall, 2 Veneti is a small and stylish place serving authentic Italian cuisine and offering a wonderful and warm ambience. Chef Luca Conti offers you a variety of primarily Venetian dishes. Bigoli in tocio de anara, Pasta e Fasioi and Fritto Misto are just a few of the characteristic dishes revisited in the menu, full ...
View full reviewPaul has been offering the best in freshly baked bread and patisserie since 1889, and lives and breathes its 'Maison de Qualité' tagline. The bakers still make bread by hand using traditional methods - a process that takes seven hours and results in a top-quality loaf every time. This dedication to quality extends to Paul's e...
View full reviewIn the heart of Marylebone you’ll find 108 Brasserie and 108 Pantry. The brasserie houses two distinctive areas: the bar, a chic and sophisticated drinking and dining area; and the main dining space, where a host of modern British dishes take centre stage. Meanwhile, the light and bright 108 Pantry is perfect for indulging in a ...
View full reviewA charming pub in Cavendish Square, The Phoenix brings timeless watering-hole hospitality to this buzzy urban postcode. Food menus feature seasonal dishes made using carefully sourced ingredients, while the drinks list spans from well-chosen world wines, to artisan soft drinks and an ever-changing list of craft beers.
View full reviewThe quaint family-run Giotto restaurant, nestled in the heart of central London, has been going strong for over 15 years, extending a cheerful welcome and a rustic Italian dining experience to all. Although Giotto is a mere stone's throw from the bustle of Oxford Street, walking through the doors of this bright little restaurant is ...
View full reviewA five-minute walk from Baker Street station, Phoenix Palace is attracting a loyal following. With a giant selection of over 300 dishes spanning eight menus, this Oriental dining destination is wowing diners with choice. Tastefully decorated, this well-run restaurant really goes the extra mile to deliver an authentic Chinese experien...
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