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Bar des Prés
A pricey restaurant and bar in Mayfair serving a mix of Japanese and French influenced dishes in a dimly-lit room.
Written byRianne Shlebak
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Bistrotheque
Bistrotheque is a neighbourhood bistro set in an old warehouse, with art projected on the walls and a cool, east London ambience.
Written byDavid Paw
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Brawn
Brawn on Columbia Road might be one of the city’s best neighbourhood restaurants. One that might even make you want to change neighbourhoods.
Written byDavid Paw
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Quaglino’s
If you’re looking for live music, lobster, and a seriously OTT dinner, then Quaglino’s is the place to be.
Written byHeidi Lauth Beasley
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Frenchie
Frenchie is a beautiful, modern brasserie in Covent Garden, serving excellent food.
Written byHeidi Lauth Beasley
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The Hero Of Maida
The Hero of Maida is a bright and airy pub in Maida Vale serving some of London’s best French bistro food.
Written bySam Collins
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The Coach
The Coach is a beautifully renovated pub near Farringdon. It’s a great place for a drink, but the French bistro food is fairly average.
Written byJake Missing
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The Other Naughty Piglet
The Other Naughty Piglet is a cool little restaurant in Victoria, serving inventive French-inspired small dishes along side a biodynamic wine list.
Written byEileen Twum
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Sardine
Sardine is a very hip Shoreditch restaurant with a mural on the wall, a communal table, and an open kitchen serving southern French-inspired dishes.
Written byEileen Twum
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Elystan Street
Chelsea restaurant Elystan Street does very good French and Italian fine dining in relaxed surroundings.
Written byDavid Paw
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Sketch
The Gallery at Sketch is a Mayfair restaurant with the most photographed toilets in London. It also serves stupidly expensive and inedible food.
Written byJake Missing
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8 Hoxton Square
8 Hoxton Square is an excellent farm-to-table spot in Shoreditch. The menu is French/Italian, and we like it for breakfast, lunch, and family meals.
Written byDavid Paw
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Plateau Restaurant
Plateau is an upscale fine dining restaurant in Canada Place with a nice view over the main square and flawless modern French cuisine.
Written byDavid Paw
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Oldroyd
Oldroyd is a mix of French, Italian, and Spanish, and the best restaurant in Islington. It’s also very small, so plan accordingly.
Written byRichard Ehrlich
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Planque
Planque is a restaurant, wine bar and grape lovers’ idea of heaven, making excellent and unusual French-inspired small plates.
Written byJake Missing
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Balthazar
A warm, buzzing brasserie, the food at Balthazar can be hit or miss, but it’s perfect for a touch of old school charm in Covent Garden.
Written byHeidi Lauth Beasley
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East London Liquor Company
Predictably, the East London Liquor Co. serve great cocktails. But, plot twist, they also do top chicken from Royale.
Written byHeidi Lauth Beasley
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Four Seasons Hotel London At Ten Trinity Square
Four Seasons at Ten Trinity Square is a 5-star hotel in near The Tower of London in the City.
Written byRianne Shlebak