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Hot Bars & Wine Bars
No trip to London would be complete
without experiencing an afternoon "High Tea" or
visiting a local Pub and enjoying a traditional English meal
of
Roast Beef and Yorkshire Pudding, washed down with a pint
of Guinness.
Indian cuisine is also especially
good here — and like the Pubs, there are more Indian restaurants
in and around London than you can count. It has been said that
the most popular food in London is Chicken Tikka Masala!
Fun Indian Restaurants
Amaya
- Knightsbridge
0871-2238036
Khan's -
loud, but Fun
Monty's -
casual and good food
The Punjab Restaurant -
UK's oldest North Indian Restaurant
Brick
Lane "Indian" Restaurants
Also known as the "Curry Mile," Brick Lane is
home to some of the best Indian restaurants in London
Tamarind -
Trendy Hotspot
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Hot Bars/ Wine Bars
5th View Bar & Food
— Great
London Views
Artesian at the Langham
Baltic — +44-871-332-8875
Bar at the Dorchester
Blue Bar at the Berkeley
Claridge's Bar
Connaught Hotel
Gordon's
Wine Bar — London's Oldest Wine Bar (Est. 1890)
Ice
Bar — AbsolutIceBarLondon
Light
Bar — St. Martin's Lane Hotel
Lobby Bar at One Aldwych
Longbar at London Sanderson
Lonsdale
MatchBar
Milk & Honey
Montgomery Place
Oxo
Tower Bar & Brasserie
Vertigo 42
— Champagne
Bar and
Great views across London
Zuma Sake Bar & Lounge
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Top Country Dining Destination
and Romantic Hideaway
Le Manoir aux Quat' Saisons'
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Quaint Country Pub
dating back over 9 centuries —
The
oldest free house in England
Royal Standard of England Pub
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Voted the World's Best
Restaurant
Fat Duck
Bray,
Berkshire
+44 (0)-1628-580-333
In January 2006, Heston Blumenthal, Chef Patron
of the
Fat Duck in Bray Berkshire —
one of just a handful
of restaurants worldwide to have three Michelin stars — was
awarded an OBE by Her Majesty The Queen.
The Fat Duck was voted the
"Best Restaurant
in the World" by Restaurant magazine in 2005.
The restaurant takes reservations
as far as
two calendar months in advance.
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Restaurants Popular with Celebrities
Daphne's
The Ivy
J. Sheekey
Langan's Brasserie
Le Caprice
Nobu
Scott's
St. Alban
Tamarind
The Wolseley
Zuma
Gordon Ramsey Restaurants
Boxwood
Café
Gordon Ramsey at Claridge's
GR
at Royal Hospital Road
La Noisette
Maze
Petrus
The Narrow (Pub)
Antony Worrall Thompson Restaurants
Barnes Grill Bar & Restaurant
Kew
Grill Restaurant
Notting Grill
Bar & Restaurant
The
Greyhound Freehouse & Grill (Henley-on-Thames)
The
Lamb Bar & Kitchen
(Henley-on-Thames)
Fantastic London Views
5th View Bar
& Food
Oxo
Tower Bar & Brasserie
Vertigo 42
Fun & Trendy Restaurants
Annie's
Barnes
Annie's Chiswick
Brinkley's in Chelsea
Mahiki
Asian Fusion / Japanese
Asia
de Cuba
Bam-Bou — Asian/Vietnamese
Belgo
Centraal
Livebait
Nobu
London
Nobu Berkeley
Ubon by Nobu — Canary Wharf
Wagamama
Noodle Bar, Soho
Yauatcha in Soho
Yo! Sushi
Traditional
British
Gordon's
Wine Bar
Goring Dining Room
Harrod's Restaurants
Porters English Restaurant
Rules -
London's oldest restaurant
Simpsons-in-the-Strand
Tea Palace for High Tea
The Dorchester for High Tea
The Sea Shell Restaurant
— Great Fish 'n Chips
Modern
European
French / Italian /
Mediterranean
Alain Ducasse at the Dorchester
Brasserie
Roux
Barcelona
Tapas Bar & Restaurant
Below
Zero & Ice Bar
Fifteen
Kensington Place
Locanda Locatelli
Oxo Tower
San Lorenzo
American / Family Restaurants
Hard Rock Café
Whole Foods Market London
(Barkers Bldg, Kensington High St)
On the Water
Floating Restaurants
Lebanese
Al Hamra Restaurant
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Fun London Bars & Wine Bars
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Reviews
Restaurants marked with a symbol are those we've reviewed.
Those without a symbol — restaurants we've dined at
and not yet reviewed, or those that have
been highly recommended by
other reviewers, business associates or friends — are
linked directly to their web sites.
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Most of the reviewed restaurants
are rated Three and Four Stars — we tend not to publish
reviews
of poor dining experiences...we prefer to focus on the positive
ones. We find out about restaurants through word-of-mouth, friends,
our readers, web sites, clients, newspapers, magazines, and radio
shows. Our reviews are unsolicited and free from the influence of
advertising.
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