Gymkhana is the best Indian restaurant in London, an upscale establishment serving elevated classics and an incredible biryani.

Core is an excellent fine dining restaurant in Notting Hill. It’s fine dining for people who actually want a proper meal.

Portland is a great restaurant in the vein of so many in London that focus on simple ingredients and offer a reasonably priced tasting menu.

Native is a casual fine dining restaurant in Neal’s Yard, serving incredible small plates in a relaxed setting.

This restaurant in Covent Garden is the second location of The Frog, and the food is excellent.

Clipstone in Fitzrovia serves creative small plates and is a great place for anyone looking to dip their toes into fine dining.

Marianne is a high-end tasting menu spot in Notting Hill. It’s expensive and excellent, so use it for your next special occasion.

Kitchen Table is a swish counter-only restaurant in which you sit around an open kitchen of chefs cooking interesting, fine dining dishes.

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.

Ikoyi is a casual fine dining restaurant in St James Market serving a Modern European take on West African cuisine.

Jamavar is an upmarket Indian restaurant in Mayfair with excellent food and a surprisingly relaxed atmosphere.

Native is a casual fine-dining spot in Southwark. It’s trying to be different, and it’s good at it.

Dinings is a very cosy sushi counter and downstairs Japanese restaurant that just happens to have some of the best sushi in London.

Les 110 de Taillevent is an upmarket modern French restaurant with excellent food and wine in Marylebone.

Roganic in Marylebone is a ‘let me take a moment to explain the menu’ kind of place featuring foraged ingredients. That said, it’s really very good.

If you like fine dining done Soho-style, you’ll like Social Eating House. The low-lit room is a great place to relax with a drink and some food.