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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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Papi
Papi brings big house party energy and European-leaning creative small plates to London Fields.
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Richoux
Richoux is an inoffensive brasserie by Green Park that suits a decent and good-value steak frites.
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Elliot's Hackney
The London Fields outpost of Elliot’s turns a busy and black bin-laden corner of Mare Street into something altogether more Kinfolk shoot-worthy and, for pizza and wine, it's still great.
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Dorian
Dorian is a total scene—the sleek neighbourhood spot in Notting Hill serves bistro dishes and fizzes with the clamour of dressed-up locals.
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Pasero
Tottenham’s Pasero is a warm, come-on-in space which is a deli by day and small plates spot by night.
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Bottle + Rye
Bottle + Rye is a teeny, tiny wine bar in Brixton Village that's perfect for romancing and reminiscing.
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Minnow
It’s pretty much impossible not to be charmed by Minnow, a laid-back, European-leaning spot overlooking Clapham Common.
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Gold
Gold is a huge, three-storey pub and dining room in Notting Hill, that’s more seasonal small plates than pints and peanuts.
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Lighthaus Cafe
A calm sanctuary in the day and a buzzing candlelit den come night, Lighthaus Cafe is one of the only all-hours destinations you'll find on an industrial estate in London.
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Trivet
If you're in the market for a charming covered terrace or a theatrical sauce pour in Bermondsey, Trivet has got you covered.
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The Garrison
A certified 'nice pub' in Bermondsey, The Garrison's pints and small plates are a great option in the area.
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Andrew Edmunds
Andrew Edmunds in Soho is one of the most romantic spots in London, with food that’s actually great too.
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Carousel
Wine bar, guest chef experiences, and excellent small plates, Carousel is one of our favourite places in Fitzrovia.
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Ham Yard Hotel
A hotel restaurant in Soho, Ham Yard is a great shout for a sophisticated client meeting or a cocktail and a bite to eat.
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Noble Rot Soho
Noble Rot’s second restaurant slips effortlessly into Soho with a familiar sense of style, comfort and potential sordidness.
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Earth Kitchen
Earth Kitchen is an all-day restaurant in Dalston serving tasty, homely food in a very comfortable environment.
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Elystan Street
Chelsea restaurant Elystan Street does very good French and Italian fine dining in relaxed surroundings.
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Edwins Borough
Edwins is a brilliant, low-key gem of a restaurant, with great food and a cosy ambience that hits the right spots.
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Grain Store
Grain Store is an all-day Kings Cross restaurant serving creative European food. It’s particularly good for vegetarians and big groups dinners.
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St Leonards
St Leonards is a spot in Shoreditch, with an ice bar and a wood-burning hearth, but despite the odd standout vegetable dish, it’s not worth going to.