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Tandoor Chop House
Hit Indian restaurant Tandoor Chop House in Covent Garden when you fancy some tasty starters and hefty lamb chops.
Written byRianne Shlebak
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Temper Covent Garden
Temper Covent Garden is a loud and fun spot from the same people behind the Soho and City branches. This one specialises in pizzas and ‘not pasta’.
Written byJake Missing
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Temper City
Temper City is an open-fire BBQ restaurant with lots of meat, lots of curry, and an excellent soundtrack of classic 90′s rock.
Written byDavid Paw
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Red Rooster
Red Rooster is a NYC-based restaurant now in Shoreditch, with a variety of Southern-style American food on the menu and a live band playing daily.
Written bySam Collins
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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.
Written byDavid Paw
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Hawksmoor Spitalfields
Hawksmoor Spitalfields was one of the first steakhouses in town, and it’s still one of the best. Finishing with toffee pudding is mandatory.
Written byDavid Paw
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16 Lively Restaurants That Won’t Ask You To ‘Keep It Down A Bit’
Sometimes you want to be loud and proud while eating really good food. Here are the best spots for just that.
Written byHeidi Lauth Beasley & Jake Missing
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Where To Eat Before Going ‘Out Out’
Heading ‘out out’ on a Saturday night? Here’s where to have dinner to get the evening going.
Written byHeidi Lauth Beasley & Eileen Twum
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Little Blue Door
Little Blue Door is a cosy bar in Fulham that looks just like your best mate’s flat.
Written byHeidi Lauth Beasley
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Brigadiers
Brigadiers is a very good and very fun Indian restaurant near Bank in the City, specialising in barbecued meats.
Written byJake Missing
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Discount Suit Company
This Shoreditch basement bar is below the old Discount Suit Company and has plenty of booze, and date impressing potential.
Written byOliver Feldman
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Black Rock
If you’re all about whisky, slick Shoreditch bar Black Rock is for you.
Written byOliver Feldman
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Ichibuns
Ichibuns is a super colorful Japanese restaurant in soho set over three wildly different floors. The menu is all a bit mad, but also a lot of fun.
Written bySam Collins
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Peyote
Peyote serves up Mexican food that is neither authentic nor cheap, but which does taste good and is a great restaurant to hit before going out out.
Written byEileen Twum
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Four Quarters East
Old-school arcade games and drinks by the river are a perfect match, and you can get all of them at Four Quarters East in Hackney Wick.
Written byDavid Paw
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Beef & Brew
Beef and Brew specialises in - shocker - steaks and beer. It’s every bachelor’s dream dinner, and it’s perfect for a casual meal.
Written byRichard Ehrlich
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Roka
While it might cost, the upbeat vibes and classy Japanese food at Roka in Fitzrovia always deliver a good time.
Written byEileen Twum
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Hawksmoor Borough
The Borough branch of the upmarket Hawksmoor steak palaces is every bit as accomplished as its siblings.
Written byDavid Paw
