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The Best Set Menus In London
Where to eat a special lunch or dinner without paying sky-high prices—these are the best set menus in London..
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Where To Eat Lunch In Soho
From freshly made salt beef, to a French institution, to dumplings, shawarma, and more—here’s where to lunch in Soho.
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Where To Eat Lunch In Shoreditch
The best restaurants and takeaway options for lunch in Shoreditch.
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Where To Eat Dinner In East London (When You Hate East London)
Facing a dinner in East London but dreading the latest hipster food trends? Here’s where to get proper dinner out East without any of the fuss.
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Where To Have An Affordable Sit-Down Lunch In Farringdon
Home to some of the city’s best restaurants, the streets around Farringdon are also home to a clutch of affordable spots for a sit-down lunch.
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Where To Eat Pasta In London
We love pasta. You love pasta. Everyone loves pasta. Here’s where you should be eating it.
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Karamay Uyghur
Karamay Uyghur is an airy spot in the City making excellent hand-pulled noodles you'll want to share with friends and colleagues.
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Leila’s Shop
Attached to an upmarket greengrocer of the same name, Leila’s in Shoreditch serves excellent, homely dishes in a serene cafe/canteen.
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Pho Viet 101
Pho Viet 101 is a cheap and cheerful Vietnamese spot in Stoke Newington, perfect for an in-and-out meal.
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Roti Stop
A grab-and-go spot of the most delicious kind, Roti Stop is a go-to Stoke Newington takeaway for a quick patty or a nourishing tub of curry goat with roti.
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Kanenas
Tucked into Ealing’s leafy side streets, Kanenas is a family-run, neighbourhood cafe that's big on heart and Greek breakfasts.
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The Collab
The Collab in Walthamstow does juicy burgers and crispy wings, and it's also the sole cause of any napkin shortages in the east London area.
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Park’s Kitchen
Overlooking Walpole Park, Park’s Kitchen is a casual Korean spot that’s ideal for solo eating.
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Chequers
Chequers is a takeaway lunch spot in Covent Garden serving the kind of hefty sandwiches that'll keep you full until dinner.
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Chet’s
Chet's, an LA-Thai-inspired restaurant in Shepherd's Bush, feels too cool and exciting to be a hotel restaurant, and serves crispy rice salads and meaty smash burgers.
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It's All Greek To Me
Fries inside pita taste 3x better. Especially if that pita is from small Greek spot, It's All Greek To Me, in Paddington.
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Hola Guacamole
Hola Guacamole, a Mexican food truck parked up around Paddington’s Merchant Square on weekday lunch times, serves an XL burrito that is one of the best lunch options in the area.
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Mihbaj
The tahini-heavy fattoush salad at Mihbaj, a cosy Middle Eastern spot in Paddington, isn't the only dish here that tastes even better than it sounds.
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Monty & Co
Hackney's Monty & Co is a bright, foliage-filled loft space that has decent coffee and sandwiches. But most of all it’s a chilled-out spot for laptop work during the week.
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The Snapery East
Depending on which way you look at it, The Snapery East is a bakery that serves brunch, or a brunch spot that bakes everything in its airy London Fields railway arch.
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The Tastebox
The Tastebox is a Caribbean takeaway spot at the top of Gillespie Road, making some of north London’s smokiest jerk.
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Richoux
Richoux is an inoffensive brasserie by Green Park that suits a decent and good-value steak frites.
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The Best Set Menus In London
Where to eat a special lunch or dinner without paying sky-high prices.
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Al Dente
A moody Italian restaurant in South Kensington serving some quality, affordable handmade pastas.
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Paul Rothe & Son
Paul Rothe & Son is one of London's oldest delicatessens and it's still a brilliant spot for a homely sandwich in Marylebone.