Blacklock is a trendy converted brothel in Soho that has been repurposed to exclusively serve meat lovers.

Bierschenke is a classic German beer hall in the City, complete with live Bavarian oompah and a selection of schnitzels.

The Ritz is a five-star hotel that oozes luxury and is just a stone’s throw away from Green Park.

The Soho branch of popular handmade pasta spot Bancone is serving the same great food as the original, in a bigger and better space.

Murger Hanhan is a very useful Mayfair restaurant serving excellent and inexpensive Xi’an specialties like biang biang noodles and murger.

If you’re after a big night out involving The Strokes’ discography, head for The Lexington in Islington.

Lucky and Joy is a fun and flavourful Chinese-influenced restaurant in Clapton that feels like a night out, with added sesame noodles.

Theo’s second location in Elephant and Castle is bigger and brighter, and the pizzas and chilli sauce are just as good.

If you’re into big views, big booths, and err, big plants, you’ll like City skyline spot, 14 Hills.

Meatliquor W1 has got you covered whether you’re after a late-night drink around Oxford Circus, or just have a serious burger craving.

Decimo is a loud and proud Mexican-inspired spot on the tenth floor of The Standard in King’s Cross.

Vagabond is a wine bar with a difference and the perfect Fitzrovia date spot.

A nostalgic little Fitzrovia basement bar, Reverend J W Simpson serves some of the best cocktails in central London.

Just off of Oxford Street, this spot is just as perfect for an affordable group meal as it is for a solo bowl of udon.

Circolo Popolare is a big, glitzy, and daft Italian trattoria in Fitzrovia that’s made for booze, big groups, and maybe some food.

Lume is a Sardinian restaurant and wine bar in Primrose Hill serving upscale pastas and mains in a casual, lowkey space.