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Gouqi
Gouqi is a moody, high-end Chinese restaurant in St James’s with some buttery lobster noodles and more expensive and tasty things.
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Bussey Rooftop Bar
The rooftop bar in Peckham’s Bussey Building is a great place to get a drink with friends and watch the sunset. There’s a rooftop cinema next door.
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Jacuzzi
Jacuzzi walks the tightrope between glamorous and a bit tacky. But you’d have to be actively attempting not to enjoy yourself to have a bad time at the Italian spot in Kensington.
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Bacchanalia
Bacchanalia is an OTT Roman-themed, Mediterranean spot in Mayfair that's equal parts absurd and entertaining.
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Cédric Grolet at The Berkeley
A painfully expensive bakery in Knightsbridge, Cédric Grolet at The Berkeley is where you can get one of London's best croissants—just don't fall for the shiny, overpriced cakes.
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Sparrow Italia
Sparrow Italia is a high-end Italian spot with plenty of truffle, lobster, and other expensive stuff you expect to find in Mayfair.
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Saltie Girl
Saltie Girl is a seafood restaurant in Mayfair serving excellent lobster dishes.
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Dorian
Dorian is a total scene—the sleek neighbourhood spot in Notting Hill serves bistro dishes and fizzes with the clamour of dressed-up locals.
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The Ivy Restaurant
The Ivy in Covent Garden was once renowned for Kate Moss sightings and best-in-class treatment, but it’s now somewhere that primarily survives on reputation.
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The Cow
The Cow is an institutional Notting Hill pub and restaurant that specialises in seafood-leaning dishes as well as a very British form of seduction.
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London's Best Basement Restaurants And Bars For When You're Feeling Moody
10 spots to have your main character moment.
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Mount St. Restaurant
With a lobster pie for two and a Picasso on the wall, Mount St. Restaurant in Mayfair isn't exactly bog-standard. In fact, its glamorous interior feels pretty special.
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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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La Pizzica
A charming Italian restaurant in Fulham serving terrific Apulian classics in a casual dining room.
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Maria G's
A hidden Italian-inspired restaurant in Kensington, Maria G's has a charming garden and great seasonal small plates.
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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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My Neighbours The Dumplings
My Neighbours The Dumplings in Clapton is a dim sum parlour done East London stye. There’s a great bar and Chinese dishes, Totoro optional.
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Sager + Wilde Paradise Row
Sager + Wilde’s Bethnal Green outpost brings good wine and Italian eats, and mixes it with railway arch vibes and plenty of outdoor seats for summer.
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Balans Soho Society
Balans in Soho is a classic modern brasserie with an all-day menu of burgers, pastas, and salads. It’s perfect for brunch and opens til very late.
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Beigel Bake
Beigel Bake on Brick Lane is a classic East London establishment with excellent bagels to take away, and a great salt beef bagel.
