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8.8

Kol

Mexican•

8.6

Gymkhana

Indian•

8.5

Launceston Place

Kensington

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Trivet

Bermondsey

If you're in the market for a charming covered terrace or a theatrical sauce pour in Bermondsey, Trivet has got you covered.

Written byHeidi Lauth Beasley

8.1

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Em Sherif

Lebanese•

Knightsbridge

A fine dining Lebanese restaurant inside Harrods serving excellent mezze.

Written byRianne Shlebak

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Rai

Japanese•

Fitzrovia

A serious and seriously expensive Japanese restaurant in Fitzrovia, Rai is all about theatrical omakase and slick service.

Written byHeidi Lauth Beasley

9.1

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Ikoyi

Experimental•

St. James's

Ikoyi is a superb restaurant in St. James's making adventurous fine dining food with West African flavours.

Written byJake Missing

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Portland

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.

Written byDavid Paw

7.7

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Clipstone Restaurant

Fitzrovia

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

Written byRichard Ehrlich

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Anglo

Farringdon

Anglo does excellent fine dining at same price as a slightly extravagant midweek dinner.

Written byEileen Twum

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Native

Covent Garden

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

Written byEileen Twum

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Elystan Street

Modern EuropeanFrench•

Chelsea

Chelsea restaurant Elystan Street does very good French and Italian fine dining in relaxed surroundings.

Written byDavid Paw

7.7

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Dinings

JapaneseSushi•

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

Written byDavid Paw

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Plateau Restaurant

French•

Canary Wharf

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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Core By Clare Smyth

Notting Hill

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

Written byEileen Twum

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Frog by Adam Handling

Covent Garden

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

Written bySam Collins

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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.

Written byJake Missing

8.4

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Casa Fofó

Modern EuropeanVegetarian•

Hackney

Casa Fofo is a casual neighbourhood restaurant in Hackney, serving an unusual and sometimes excellent tasting menu at a great price.

Written byJake Missing

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Where To Eat When You Want To Go Fancy

Because sometimes hearing the life and times of the garden pea on your fork makes it taste better.

Written byHeidi Lauth Beasley & Jake Missing

8.8

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Kol

Mexican•

Mexican-inspired fine dining done sexy, Kol is a restaurant you’re unlikely to forget in a hurry.

Written byHeidi Lauth Beasley

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Akoko

West African•

Fitzrovia

Akoko is a West African tasting menu restaurant in Fitzrovia that favours spectacular flavours over fine dining stiffness.

Written byJake Missing

8.5

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Launceston Place

Kensington

A charming converted townhouse serving exceptional food, Launceston Place is a rare fine dining spot that doesn’t take itself too seriously.

Written byHeidi Lauth Beasley

9.0

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