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.
Best Lebanese food I have had in London for a long time, beats the well known? by a long shot. The freshness of the ingredients and the consistently high quality of the dishes are what make this place so amazing. One of London's best kept secrets!
Alwaha – Bayswater and PaddingtonBest Lebanese food I have had in London for a long time, beats the well known? by a long shot. The freshness of the ingredients and the consistently high quality of the dishes are what make this place so amazing. One of London's best kept secrets!
Alwaha – Bayswater and PaddingtonOur party enjoyed an excellent meal at the Oxo Tower. I'd love to eat here again in the summer to truly appreciate the stunning views of London and the Thames through their huge floor to ceiling windows. So, I shall be back!
Oxo Tower – South LondonHas to be the best Greek restaurant in London offering authentic Hellenic cuisine. The food is simply yummy full of flavour and portions are so big unfortunately we never have space for dessert or coffee!
Olive Tree, The – North LondonRecommended by a friend. Four of us went on a Saturday, busy yet service was attentive and food hot and very good. Particularly liked starters of parmesan basket, boned quail, main course ,risotto as it should be, and very good fillet. For quality of food prices were reasonable, great find in north London
Artigiano – North LondonHotel we stayed at in March was steps from this wonderful restaurant. Saying there again so as to be close. Ate there every night as food and service was that good. Very friendly host, great service and incredible food. You will love it. Difficult to decide on entree. Good salads too. Can hardly wait to go back this spring.
The Square, a Mobile Two Star Restaurant, is perhaps the finest restaurant I've ever had the pleasure to enjoy. Every course was an adventure. Every bite was delicious, and presentation was beautiful. It would be worthwhile to travel from the USA to London again just to dine at this gastronomy haven.
The Square – MayfairA must for the visitor to London. This is British true British cooking where carved roast beef is done tableside. You must try the pudding sampler. A bit stuffy and pretentious, but isn't that what Olde England is all about.
Simpsons In The Strand – StrandI am a regular to a very limited number of restaurants - Spices is one I always return to when in London. I most appreciate the great and freshly prepared food and the unequalled service - always friendly & always welcoming. All in all: my favourite when it comes to value for money
Spices – IslingtonHeavenly dim sum, fabulous cocktails, but the service here is not great. Be prepared for a potentially uncomfortable wait for your table if you're dining on a sat or fri. its not uncommon there...
Yauatcha City – SohoWill always be an excellent choice!
Odins – MaryleboneGood Value food, very much authentic Indian choices. We really like the food and the ambience. It has two levels of seating so good for a large family dinner. I was surprised as many of the other Indian restaurant i have tried around the area (From Ealing to Southall) I found that Bawarchi is very much authentic as far as the food choice i have tried. We really liked the ambience, service and the food suggestions from the staff. Also a good value for money, not an expensive restaurant
Bawarchi Restaurant – West Londoni like visiting this restaurant on many occasions as it is so cheap yet has great food. you can get a big bowl of mussels as a starter for les than £4 and the main courses are brilliant and always changing, if they have the starter of frogs legs in a tomato sauce is surprisingly tasty. they even do extremely cheap deals with 2 courses for £5. I usually go for the specials or the main menu and a 2 course meal for both me and my boyfriend with a bottle of merlot comes to around £ 35. great value, lovely helpful staff
Small and Beautiful, The – North LondonIn the heat of London stands the shanghai restaurant. I was thoroughly impressed with everything especially the lobster, when i go out i tend to spend a fair amount, i surely didn? regret spending the amount i did. i plan to go there many times in the future. If you have not been your missing out!
Shanghai Knightsbridge – Chelsea and West Bromptonso good food will recommend 2 every1.
New Tayyabs – East LondonThe Bedlington is famous for its great food and relaxed ambience. Functioning as a cafe at lunch, it turns into a Thai in the evening. Bring your own wine / beer (or buy theirs). Very friendly and unpretentious service.
Bedlington Cafe – West LondonExcellent food, went for a quick bite before going to the curzon cinema nearby. Will be going again
Yazu Sushi – MayfairGreat service and wonderful food. The waiter recommended the lamb Rezzala and I have to say I am very glad he did, it was simply wonderful. Would definitely go back. Very cheap and good value food.
Brick Lane Brasserie – East London2-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!
