Dishoom King’s Cross
Bombay-inspired cooking in a former railway transit shed. A King’s Cross meal that can begin with breakfast or stretch into an evening.
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Bombay-inspired cooking in a former railway transit shed. A King’s Cross meal that can begin with breakfast or stretch into an evening.
Fresh pasta on Southwark Street. This branch works with a virtual queue, so keep the rest of your lunch plan flexible.
British cooking on Maiden Lane: game, oysters, pies and puddings, with a dining-room occasion in mind.
A Smithfield restaurant with a changing British menu. Choose lunch or supper deliberately: the dining room has separate service windows.
A Chinatown restaurant offers a straightforward sit-down meal before a Soho evening.
Booth seating and an elaborate dining room make this Soho restaurant a place to plan the evening around.
A Dean Street restaurant gives a Soho day a considered meal in a building with literary associations.
A grand former showroom on Piccadilly makes the dining room as much a destination as the meal.
French cooking in a Soho townhouse offers a slower dinner amid the neighbourhood's busy streets.
A Japanese restaurant on the edge of Chinatown makes an easy food stop during a central London wander.
Dim sum and a tea-house approach give this Soho address a focused reason to stop for a meal.
A restaurant facing Wandsworth Common pairs a destination meal with a walk on the green.
An Italian restaurant in Mayfair suits an evening centred on the table and the menu.
A Fitzrovia dining room offers a tasting-menu destination among the streets north of Soho.
Italian cooking beside the Thames makes a Hammersmith riverside walk part of the occasion.
A Notting Hill restaurant makes a menu-led meal the main event of an evening.
Seasonal modern French cooking at Gordon Ramsay’s original Chelsea restaurant on Royal Hospital Road.
Historical British dishes provide the point of departure for a restaurant overlooking Hyde Park.
A dining room inside The Dorchester offers a restaurant-led evening on Park Lane.
Peruvian cooking brings a different menu to an evening in the streets north of Oxford Street.
Mauro Colagreco at Raffles London at The OWO puts contemporary cooking on the map at Whitehall.
Build a London day around a meal: Kioku by Endo is an address for Japanese cooking.
International cooking at Yaatra, with the exact address ready for your city route.
Mezzogiorno by Francesco Mazzei puts Italian cooking on the map at Corinthia Hotel, 10a Northumberland Avenue, Victoria.