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Booking a table here can be a full-contact sport. They only take reservations two months out, and due to the small size, popularity, and limited availability (only open Monday to Friday) of the…Read More
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Le Café du Marché is a haven of quaintness and culinary delights tucked away from the bustling crowds of Clerkenwell in its own courtyard. Stepping into the restaurant is like stepping into rural…Read More
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Marco Pierre White has resuscitated this Mayfair institution, returning it to its rightful place among London's most glamorous eateries. Space is short and the tables are tightly packed together, but…Read More
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Tucked away in a Pimlico back street may not be where you would expect to find a wonderful modern French dining experience, but once you've discovered this marvellous secret you wont want to share it.…Read More
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Do you fancy a break from the run-of-the-mill restaurant experience? Maybe you can't wait until the beginning of Lent for your next pancake? If so, this creperie could be the place for you. A cosy and…Read More
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Rôtisserie Jules is a simple fast-food joint specialising in free-range roast chicken. Although designed to deliver throughout the south/southwest London locality seven days a week, passers-by are…Read More
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A swish rooftop setting in James Stirling's No 1 Poultry building offers a splendid view of the City skyline. It's worth a visit for the splendid panorama alone. The decor and cuisine, however, is…Read More
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After Gordon Ramsey's infamous departure, chef-patron William Drabble has masterfully maintained the high standards that kept this restaurant at the top. It's not easy to get a table both because of…Read More
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Tartuf and Schnecke must be the only restaurants in London serving Alsatian tartes flambées. Tartufs decor is plain but friendly, with simple wooden chairs and square tables in a sparsely decorated…Read More
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An accomplished alternative to the Le Méridien's ultimate Marco Pierre White experience The Oak Room, the hotel's other restaurant is this tranquil, elegant bistro, headed by the famed Parisian chef…Read More
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