Looking to eat out in London? Sugarvine has an extensive directory of the best restaurants and places to eat in London, covering every type of cuisine. Whether you’re in the mood for the tastiest Indian, Italian, Chinese or fine dining, use the Sugarvine guide to point you in the direction of the finest eating places in Covent Garden, Soho, Camden Town and throughout London.
This is the best curry restaurant in w7 or w13. they do a wonderful butter chicken and the chef(pushpa) has been cooking Indian food for over 25years. always fresh ingredients used and for a curry nut like myself it is a total delight to have this restaurant round the corner!!
Bawarchi Restaurant – West LondonMore expensive than the many cheap'n'cheerful Italian restaurants around and off the beaten track - so you'll have to make an effort. But well worth that effort. Outstanding food and very friendly, family atmosphere. Will definitely be back.
Cosmoba – BloomsburyBest sushi in London. Their sushi beats Nobu any day and I used to dine at Nobu twice a week before Chisou opened. Friendly service and pleasant ambiance. Highly recommended.
Chisou, The – MayfairNice clean place, good food, good music & entertainment. Friendly service, set menu price is £20, for family would be £18. For that you get starters, as much bread as you can eat, meal and desert with tea. Shisha available.
Ariana – Bayswater and PaddingtonWhat a groovy little place. A nice laid back Italian restaurant. This place feels like a real local. We had cocktails in the bar and then great grub in the restaurant. My wife had the sea bass and I went for pizza, really nice!
Locale Fulham – South LondonFantastic food and great cocktails. Really beautiful restaurant and the terrace will be great in the summer.
Locale Fulham – South LondonAglio e Olio is the only Italian restaurant in London where the food I have eaten has remained imprinted on my memory. Believe me, I have tried eating at more well known (and more pricy) restaurants but I have usually departed thinking ?hat? all the fuss about...?? The food at Aglio e Olio remains simple and uncomplicated. To start off I usually have a basket of Italian bread and antipasti. Moving on to main courses, Rigatoni with Broad Beans and Pancetta is my favourite pasta dish on the menu. Finally, your bill will arrive accompanied by a glass of jelly beans!
Aglio E Olio – Chelsea and West Bromptonmybar Bloomsbury was great. The best cocktails ever in the West End, great bar, nice atmosphere. Watch out for the exciting lunch and dinner offers too.
Gail’s Kitchen – BloomsburyWe enjoyed an excellent meal at this neighbourhood Italian restaurant in Battersea. My monkfish was tasty as were my selection of starters selected by our friends. if in this neck of the woods, give it a go!
Numero Uno – ClaphamI had the best and freshest fish and chips ever anywhere in London fantastic great value go there great old pub Richard and Alberta owners lovely you will have a great time believe me.
Cock and Bottle – West LondonBeen many times, love the atmosphere and had a great time every time. Large groups tend to be on long tables so better in small groups
Haz Restaurant – East LondonAngela's food was of the highest standard, the whole experience was superb, this lady should have a thousand plus men lusting after her, they say a way to a mans heart is through his stomach, Angela you have my heart forever, will be back, Andy
Helene Darroze At The Connaught Hotel – MayfairI'd recommend to try this restaurant anyone, its a gem! I've eaten there many times over the past 10 Years and enjoyed every meal. Food, service, atmosphere and value for money you can't fault it.
Agra Tandoori – East LondonGreat Italian food in a beautiful restaurant. The food tastes really fresh and all of the dishes I have chosen has been delicious.
Locale – South LondonMy friend Linda and I spent 1 week in London Nov. 24 through Dec. 2, 2006. We discovered Sopranos while walking in London. We loved it so much that we ate there three different times. So you have a fan in Huntington Beach, Ca. and Chandler Az. To bad it is so far away!!!! We would be there all the time.
Sopranos Restaurant – KensingtonMy job, is to recommend the best to our Guests, I am the head concierge for one of the best 5* hotels in London as well as very adventurous on trying different cuisines, I went with one of my friends last Wednesday, to have a dinner. As we were looking at the displayed menu on the outside, The Restaurant? door was opened by a smiling hostess who, asked us if we have tried Lebanese food before, to cut it short, we walked inside ?r The first thing we noticed, was the lovely smell of the burning incense at the door, The restaurant was more of a full House considering it was Wednesday, a cold February evening. The décor is so much relaxing and cosy, Egyptian, Moroccan, or Lebanese, I asked the waiter; the owner toured the Middle East and North Africa and brought all what you see from all over the place Sir... We left it to the waiter? recommendations to order the starters, cleverly we were asked about any preference of vegetarian or nuts allergy we may have?r We had 6 different mezzas, including ?Tabouleh? Kebbeh, Home made pastries and really amazing delicious Falafel, which I never tasted as such since my visit to Israel some time ago. We chose the main course ourselves, I had the king prawns (They were more of three lobsters) than prawns, my colleges had the mixed grill. We both looked at each other and wished we never had lunch that day, as the food was too much to finish. We had to have the, mint tea to help us getting up?t came with some lovely tiny pieces of Baklava, that apparently got ?flown into London from Syria especially for Joury every week?, according to the waiter?You can not get this quality of Baklava in London Sir?, I must say, Even though we were so full, We could not resist,, it was a amazing. We stayed to finish the football game that was showing on the large screen, It was our ?London club?? The bill came to £61.00, in my honest opinion for what all of what we had, I would highly recommend this restaurant to every one of my Guests
Joury Mayfair – MayfairIn our first visit to London we were delighted to have the opportunity to visit Romano's Restaurant in Kensington. Our first course featured Mediterranean grilled sardines which were grilled to perfection and served hot off the grill. Lightly salted and oiled with fine virgin lemon oil - I quickly knew that we were in the right part of town. Our dining experience improved even more when the second course was served. My wife ordered the mushroom risotto served with Romano's own hand picked truffles brought over from Bore, Italy. I ordered the swordfish with tomato sauce that brought an enjoyable evening to an end. We were so full that we passed on dessert - vowing to come back another time to test the deserts when we had more room. We would recommend this great restaurant to anyone who lives to EAT GREAT FOOD. Lou & Kathy Certuse Boston, MA
Romano – KensingtonMy boyfriend & I went on Valentine's day but no fuss or even a mention of it was anywhere in the restaurant. The place is small and we sat upstairs which felt like sitting in someone's house. Very cosy but not in a good way as yor elbows practically touched others whilst eating. The only items that made it feel Thai were some wall hangings and a couple of Buddhas. Everything else was simple & quite unexciting. There was also a bar was upstairs which took up valuable space. I chose a seafood dish with pad thai j which was gorgeous but my partner chose a dish equivalent to beef rendang which, although nice, was lukewarm but he really liked it. (I'd have sent it back to be warmed up!). The starters were delightful - Tom yum soup & veg tempura. I would recommend only for the food as it lacked ambience and it took us 30mins just to get our drinks. The service was nice but poor as they were inattentive and slow & we heard them get other orders wrong. I'd go again but chivvy the waiting staff up a bit rather than waiting to be served for ages like lemons! Price-wise, great for a Thai restaurant in that location. Try it cos the food is lovely..
Thai Square – Kensington2-course Set Menu, £22.95. Available Tuesday-Thursday 5pm-7pm.
Have as many bowls of mussels as you like. First portion comes with fries, the rest follows with just the mussels. Choose between different flavours of sauces and enjoy!
Available every Tuesday - first come, first served.
£25 Steak, fries and wine sounds like a dream. But on Sundays, that’s exactly what you can get if you go to Matthew’s Kitchen!
Indulge in our £25 deal: a succulent, grilled steak with crispy fries and a glass of smooth, 125ml wine. Perfectly paired for a delightful dining experience!
