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.
After being a good customer of Ali? for the past 3 years I can safely say that Ali? is the best curry restaurant in London. Having tried brick lane, Ali? is a breathe of fresh air. Ali? passion for his cooking comes through in the taste of the food. I always leave wanting more and for me this is the most important quality of an outstanding restaurant.
Spices – IslingtonReally good Thai food. Try Nr 42
101 Thai Kitchen – HammersmithGreat Tapas, nice wine and it's not expensive for a Central London restaurant...
El Pirata Of Mayfair – MayfairI celebrated my birthday in style at Hard Rock! We started the evening with their legendary margarita?, followed by a delicious meal which ended with Philadelphia cheesecake. The staff were amazing and even sang Happy Birthday to me. The music and the general vibe was really fun and lively.
Hard Rock Cafe – MayfairI've had two great nights out recently - one with all my mates and one with my girlfriend. The atmosphere and service was fantastic on both occasions. The ribs were delicious and my girlfriend loved the cob salad (there was a lot more choice than I? expected). There's loads of events at the moment for their 35th birthday - so I?l definitely head back soon!
Hard Rock Cafe – MayfairBellamys is well worth trying the food is of excellent quality and the staff are attentive
Bellamys Of Bruton Place – MayfairThis is a noisy, bustling, modern-cafe-style eatery with a large menu of Greek food. There are loads of starters, of which you can easily make a meal, plus generous-sized main courses featuring Greek ingredients. Most items come with excellent pitta bread, hot and seasoned. The hellenic burgers with a yoghurt and tomato sauce were a delight, and after marinated olives and spinach and cheese pie, took some eating power. But don't expect a relaxed, romantic evening here. The service (12% added to your bill) is ultra-fast, and our main courses arrived before we had finished our starters. I saw this happen to other tables, too, so I guess you have to treat this as superior fast food place - probably the best in the area. I'll be back for a quick lunch soon.
As Greek As It Gets – KensingtonI have never stuffed my fat face so much in my life. Absolute quality kebab. Something to tell my grandchildren.
Baran – North LondonSimply the best steaks in London!
Gaucho Restaurant – DocklandsThis chic gastro- pub is a new breed of city slicker, retro - cool, eclectic pubs close to Great Portland Street Station. Terribly packed by word of mouth 30ty something? still hanging on to the tentacles of their grungy youth it? surprisingly "chilled". Prices are pricey but the quality of the food and drink redeem the mark up. I would recommend this pub to that city flash who is in need of a place to accentuate that he is still hipper than Austin Powers and more metro sexual than his balding barnet and musing plastic glasses.
Albany, The – FitzroviaI had a lovely plate of stew served up by Mum; I actually dined in one of the upstairs woodchip rooms after taking a bath in the old tin. Don't ask for a seat at the crack table as you are likely to get a clip round the ear for your cheek!
Archers, The – East LondonCLICIA RESTAURANTıIN SERVİSİ M?EMMEL,KALİTELİ AMA DAHA FAZLA REKLAMA İHTİYACI VAR.
Clicia – North Londonlovely lovely lovely
Giraffe – KensingtonA great place to enjoy fab Indian food that is really authentic and very inexpensive. My friends and I love the thalis and for about £12 per person we can do it often. The waiters and waitresses are really friendly. You must make a visit.
Masala Zone – KensingtonVery nice meat, served in the typical "rodizio" way, which enable you to see and choose what you're going to eat, and makes a very funny atmosphere. Waiters are kind and available to explain you what they are bringing, and help you to serve yourself. The only problem: there is a nice selection of wines, but if you are alone and can't take a bottle, the selection by the glass is very poor.
Rodizio Rico – IslingtonYou must try this place, it is a real gem. The food was delicious, beautifully presented & very reasonably priced. I will definitely be going back & soon!
Amico Bio – Cityapollo is very good
Apollo Restaurant – North LondonA great place for authentic Indian food for less than £15. We spent about £12 each and loved all of it. The thali was really tasty, with plenty of choice and loads of food. The communal dining and booth seating makes for a really sociable atmosphere. Perfect for a quick lunch break in between shopping!
Masala Zone – Soho2-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!
