London is the gastronomic capital of the globe, according to France's most famous, and 19 Michelin Star decorated chef Alain Ducasse, not to mention the most important city in the world for restaurants. The local Londoners agree, and …Open the full description
London is the gastronomic capital of the globe, according to France's most famous, and 19 Michelin Star decorated chef Alain Ducasse, not to mention the most important city in the world for restaurants. The local Londoners agree, and have recommended some of their favourite places where they like to practice eating out more than in. From the humble street food, to the Cinnamon Club's 'Bollywood burner', to the 3 Michelin Starred Ducasse Truffle Degustation Menu, this city allows culinary indulgence of astronomical proportions.
The Boundary
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12
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The Boundary has everything you need for a cosy weekend away. Twelve individually designed guest bedrooms + five suites, three restaurants and bars and even a small bakery. Before an awesome night out you can always use the therapy services like a massage or beauty treatment in your own bedroom.
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London Borough of Southwark
Shopping
10
3
For the amount of sightseeing to see. There is also the Shakespeare Globe, you can buy a ticket and watch a show.
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The Hawksmoor
Restaurants
12
2
To eat great steak. The atmosphere is always upbeat, helped by the dimly lit cocktail bar which serves up tremendous cocktails – the horseradish infused Bloody Mary will do more than nurse your hangover. Even the breakfasts excel here (Guildhall Branch) – bone marrow with your full English, sir?
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Old Spitalfields Market
Restaurants
27
9
Lively atmosphere with a mix of people from city workers and hipsters coming in from the east.
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Franco Manca (Brixton)
Restaurants
13
5
This is a science. Twenty hour slow-risen sourdough, topped with carefully selected local produce, and cooked to perfection for a mere 40 seconds in a 500 degree oven built by specialised artisans from Naples. The result is a quality of pizza like no other in London, and best of all it doesn't cost an arm and a leg like most UK pizzerias.
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The Breakfast Club
Restaurants
12
3
The menu is very American-based, so expect pancakes and bacon! There all also vegetarian options. This restaurant is also in a great location, with Brick Lane and Spitafields market only a short walking distance away.
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Brixton Village
Restaurants
31
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You'll be spoiled for choice here, there's everything, it's quality, and it's reasonably priced. The only downside is having to decide. Grab a drink while you explore the winding lofty arcades and find something that takes your fancy. Sit in the market rows and enjoy the live music while you eat, then walk it off to Federation for a coffee after.
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Radio Rooftop Bar
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25
2
If you want to try how the original English Gin coctails are made, that's the best place to do it. As London weather is fairly claimed to be unpredictable, there are heaters and sheltered Cabanas provided. Cosy atmosphere, friendly staff and delicious cocktails help you to perceive London from it's luxe side.
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The Blues Kitchen
Restaurants
16
5
Weekday travellers won't be disappointed, there's something on here nearly every night from lineups of vintage rock, jazz, blues and soul to DJ's, food specials and themed parties. The bar is well stocked to keep you going all night with over 100 verities of bourbon and an array of quality craft beers.
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Street Feast
Restaurants
18
1
Each food stall is worth the visit on its own but Street Feast shines because it is more than the sum of its parts with a sense of community that only tasty and unique food can create. Locations include Dalston, Lewisham and Battersea with more planned so check out their website for the upcoming locations.
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Patty & Bun (James St)
Restaurants
10
3
If you're looking for a unique burger experience, Patty & Bun is a great option. Burger enthusiasts will appreciate these carefully composed and balanced masterpieces, and those with an eye for detail will enjoy the edgy graphic designer detailing of the cosy restaurant. The Ari Gold and Smokey Robinson are rated amongst London's finest burgers.
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Barge House
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6
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If the canals are the veins of East and North London than this modern canal-side refurbishment is part of the DNA that makes this area of the capital so unique. And if the food and waterside location aren't enough of a draw already, the café forms part of a larger operation; including bar, private room hire, local art displays and comedy nights.
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MEATmarket
Restaurants
8
3
If you appreciate a real burger, and accept your love for food over health, then MEATmarket is for you. The burgers aren't pretty, but simple, big, and that melt in your mouth kind of good. The chilli-cheese fries are dangerously tasty, and you can wash it down with a soda, Czech beer or Bourbon shake. Gourmet junkfood purists wont be disappointed.
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Herman Ze German
Restaurants
7
1
Located in Soho it's the perfect place for a lunchtime snack, a pre night out stomach liner or an end of evening pig out. They have got the sausage spot on here, and with a relatively small range of German eateries in London, this does enough to get your fix of beer food.
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Santa Maria Pizzeria
Restaurants
6
2
Best pizza in London might sound like a big boast, and it is, but Santa Maria has no rivals. Their dough is left to raise for 24 hours, an ancient tradition that is rarely used in restaurant as it's bad for business. Not too bad for Santa Maria as it's always full. Their pizza toppings are simple and all made with typically Italian products.
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