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The Allotment Kitchen
The Allotment Kitchen, part of Stepney City Farm, is a leafy, fairy light-sprinkled oasis that serves excellent brunch dishes, Baileys hot chocolate, and honeycomb-topped Guinness cake.
Arlington
Arlington is a European restaurant risen from the ashes of Le Caprice, and it feels like the good times of the 1980s never went away at the St. James's spot.
67 Sourdough
A car dealership in East Finchley is an unlikely place to eat some of London’s best pizza, but that’s where you’ll find 67 Sourdough serving thin-crust, New York-style pies.
Nijū
A swish Japanese restaurant in Mayfair that makes superb sushi, Nijū is a place to visit when you're not paying.
Farm Shop, Mayfair
If your version of the countryside involves glamorous parties on manicured lawns, a distinct lack of bugs, and wifi, you’ll find your people in deli and wine bar Farm Shop, Mayfair.
Beaten By A Whisker
Beaten By A Whisker, a small-batch Walthamstow bakery, is a proper community spot and has one of the best cookies in London.
Bar D4100
Bar D4100 is pink-tiled pizzeria in Nunhead that has the feel of a neighbourhood dinner party.
Carmel Fitzrovia
Carmel in Fitzrovia is a polished, bumping place with great Eastern Mediterranean food. We'd come back just for the bread.
The Laundry
At some point, between eating comforting Antipodean dishes and admiring the mint green banquettes, you’ll realise you’ve been at The Laundry in Brixton for three blissful hours.
Crispin at Studio Voltaire
If you can’t get enough of modern European sharing plates and want to feel like an Art Basel regular, go to Crispin at Studio Voltaire in Clapham.
Naughty Piglets
Naughty Piglets is a natural wine bar in Brixton, with a rotating line-up of chef residences. But it's not pretentious at all.
Sushi Show
Sushi Show is a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it sushi spot on Camden Passage in Islington, making excellent nigiri to eat in or to go.
Lita
Brash, buttery, and for anyone with a bountiful bank balance—Lita is a Mediterranean restaurant in Marylebone that means business.
Suba Bakery
Suba Bakery is a tiny, Gambian-influenced bakery in Walthamstow that makes some of London’s best pastries.
Camille
Camille is a beautiful French bistro in Borough Market, with flickering candles, charming staff, and completely decadent food.
Saba Convenience Store
We wouldn't go out of our way to eat at Saba Convenience Store—a ramen bar and grocery store—but it's a fun, photogenic spot to know about if you're searching for a quick lunch in Kensington.
Trevi Italian Tiramisu
Trevi Italian Tiramisu, a South Kensington dessert spot, is unsurprisingly all about tiramisu, and the pistachio version is the one to go for.
Dalla
Dalla is an unerringly stylish Italian restaurant in Hackney that prides itself on beautiful vintage aesthetics and hearty cooking.
Llama Inn
A sceney Shoreditch rooftop restaurant with Peruvian-influenced flavours, Llama Inn is a great summer spot.
Page Common Coffee House
In one of London’s most hectic areas, Page Common Coffee House is a cafe that provides a pleasant tiramisu-filled refuge in Charing Cross.
Morchella
Morchella is a chic and airy restaurant and wine bar in Clerkenwell, serving modern Mediterranean food that's perfect for snacking on alongside a glass of cloudy Greek white.
Perilla
Perilla is a very nice-looking restaurant on Newington Green, serving modern European dishes that sometimes hit and sometimes miss.