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Where To Go For A Business Lunch In London
18 great spots that cover every type of business lunch you can imagine.
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Where To Eat When You Want To Feel Incredibly Cultured
Nine places to whip out your knock-off Celine reading glasses while pretending you absolutely need them to see the menu.
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Jeru
Sophisticated, suave, with hefty prices to match, Jeru is an Eastern Mediterranean restaurant that’s distinctly Mayfair.
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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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Where To Eat When You Want To Feel Incredibly Cultured
Nine places to whip out your knock-off Celine reading glasses while pretending you absolutely need them to see the menu.
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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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Bar des Prés
A pricey restaurant and bar in Mayfair serving a mix of Japanese and French influenced dishes in a dimly-lit room.
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Darjeeling Express
After leaving Soho, Asma Khan’s Darjeeling Express has moved to Covent Garden where you’ll find all her excellent curries, thalis, and more.
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Dinings
Dinings is a very cosy sushi counter and downstairs Japanese restaurant that just happens to have some of the most serious sushi in London.
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Tramshed
Tramshed is all about British chicken and steak, served in memorable surroundings. It’s handy for last minute group dinners - get the Yorkshire pud.
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Duddell’s
Duddell’s is restaurant in a converted church near London Bridge. It’s pricey, but it serves good dim sum, as well as other Cantonese dishes.
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Pollen Street Social
Pollen Street Social is an excellent fine dining spot in Mayfair, but it feels like the kind of restaurant you want to go to all the time.
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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.
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Yen
Yen is a large, upmarket Japanese restaurant on the Strand that specialises in soba. It’s a calm, spacious place to spend some time.
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Hutong
Hutong is the Shard’s ultra-swish Chinese restaurant, and if we were going to throw down on a pricey dinner with a view, this would be on our list.
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Sachi
A cool, high-end, and almost faultless Japanese spot in the basement of the Pantechnicon in Belgravia.