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Where To Eat Dinner In East London (When You Hate East London)
Facing a dinner in East London but dreading the latest hipster food trends? Here’s where to get proper dinner out East without any of the fuss.
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The Best Restaurants For British Food In London
Bone marrow, baked beans, and bowls of sponge pudding—this is where to eat the finest British food in London.
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The Garden Museum Cafe
The Garden Museum Cafe (within the Garden Museum in Lambeth) is a beautiful, tranquil, canteen-like restaurant serving wonderfully simple modern British food.
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Manze’s Deptford
Pie and mash shop Manze’s has sat on Deptford High Street for over a century, and everything will more than likely require a generous dousing of vinegar, salt, and pepper.
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The Cheese Barge
The move at The Cheese Barge in Paddington is to skip the hot dishes and instead share a bottle over a cheeseboard.
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St. John Marylebone
Perfect for a glass of this and a bite of that, St. John's Marylebone location brings its idiosyncratic idea of British eating to a lively bar and restaurant.
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Straker's
TikTok famous but very much better in reality, Straker's is a tiny Notting Hill restaurant serving flavourful British food.
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Lyle’s
A modern veteran of London's dining scene, Lyle's is a cool and casual warehouse restaurant in Shoreditch where the refined British cuisine is second to none.
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Fallow
Fallow is a slick, sustainable restaurant near Piccadilly Circus, perfect for impressing clients or sharing oysters on a fancy date.
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The Ivy Restaurant
The Ivy in Covent Garden was once renowned for Kate Moss sightings and best-in-class treatment, but it’s now somewhere that primarily survives on reputation.
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Blacklock Covent Garden
Head to Blacklock in Covent Garden for quality steak alongside some quality cocktail fun.
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The Cow
The Cow is an institutional Notting Hill pub and restaurant that specialises in seafood-leaning dishes as well as a very British form of seduction.
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The Baring
The Baring is a polished pub-cum-restaurant in Islington, that makes excellent food in a room that's more sit-down than somewhere you can have a few pints.
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Mount St. Restaurant
With a lobster pie for two and a Picasso on the wall, Mount St. Restaurant in Mayfair isn't exactly bog-standard. In fact, its glamorous interior feels pretty special.
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The Twenty Two
A Mayfair restaurant serving pricey Mediterranean and British-inspired dishes in a grand Edwardian manor turned hotel.
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The Best Restaurants For British Food In London
Bone marrow, baked beans, and bowls of sponge pudding—this is where to eat the finest British food in London.
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Café Cecilia
A canal-side hot spot, Café Cecilia is a trendy and sometimes terrific all-day canteen serving takes on British classics.
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The George
The George is a classy central London pub. It combines a boozy downstairs with a decadent dining room upstairs that serves delicious and faultless British classics at a not insignificant price.
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Langan's Brasserie
A Mayfair classic that’s been serving champagne since the eighties, Langan’s is perfect for celebratory breakfasts.
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Anglo
Anglo does excellent fine dining at same price as a slightly extravagant midweek dinner.
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Hawksmoor Spitalfields
Hawksmoor Spitalfields was one of the first steakhouses in town, and it’s still one of the best. Finishing with toffee pudding is mandatory.
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The Wet Fish Cafe
Wet Fish is a posh neighbourhood cafe in Hampstead serving food that’s way better than you’d expect.
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Boisdale of Mayfair
Boisdale in Mayfair is all about tartan, royal-approved steak, surprisingly affordable burgers, and err, more tartan.
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Rabbit
Rabbit is an experimental British restaurant on the King’s Road, focusing on wild game and vegetables in unique and interesting combinations.