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.
A true gem of a restaurant. The service was outstanding as was the food. Plenty of choice on the self-service salad/veg bar. A selection of meat/Fish/or vegetarian is brought to your table and carved in front of you. This keeps coming until you say Stop!!! The staff were excellent and explained how the whole operation worked leaving you relaxed to enjoy your meal. A++++ will revisit again soon
Rodizio Rico – IslingtonFinally an restaurant in London serving authentic regional Sichuan food! Just stick to the chinese menus, ask for help if you need it and be prepared for a lot of chilli. Apparently Chinese embassy staff bring homesick compatriots here. 3 of us spent £55 on a table groaning with far too much food.
Angele Sichuan Restaurant – North Londonvery nice place
Kazan Pimlico – WestminsterIt's great. Go there. Better dressed you are, the lower the floor you get to sit on. We usually sit way up.
Wong Kei Restaurant – SohoBest thai restaurant in London
Addies Thai Cafe – KensingtonA perfect evening, all staff were excellent, the food was amazing (I had pigeon) the wine list also excellent. The cost was as you would expect, pricey. You know what they say "You get what you pay for !" Making the reservation you have to call exactly 1 month before, to get a table. Didn't see Gordon !
Restaurant Gordon Ramsay – Chelsea and West BromptonThis is a great place! The food is very fresh, the jasmine tea is divine. And eat as much as you like for £5
Kin – CityWish this was my Living room!!! Celebrated my 30th birthday there it was amazing, great for parties and for dinner. Amazing choice of cocktails. All in all a really good first experience and I will definitely be going back Cheers!
The Living Room W1 – MayfairA group of us went for an evening tapas, the food was brought out periodically, the service was very slow due to it being a Saturday night, the sangria was delicious but we left tipsy and hungry
La Tasca – Covent GardenBest Thai Iced Tea in the world!
Addies Thai Cafe – KensingtonIt was a delightful experience to taste French cuisine and French hospitality. I will be back with my friends. Mr. Mardig Klendjian
Elena’s L’Etoile – FitzroviaI love this restaurant!! I think its fab. I've been going there for a while and each time I go, the food seems to get better (although it's already wonderful). The service is very friendly, as you would expect from Thai staff, they also wear authentic clothing, which adds to the feel of this place. It is a hidden gem in Chalk Farm/Camden that should be explored. My fav is the Pad Thai, Thai green curry, it's all good! Very reasonably priced too.. Go, you won? regret it...Enjoy!
Muang Thai Restaurant – Camden TownI love the food here; the ceviches were amazing, try a platter if you go. The Steaks and Cocktails are a must too. The waiter who served my wife and I was called Ivo, he was the most knowledgeable, charming waiter that I have had look after me for a long time. The young sommelier is very helpful and unpretentious too. Music was a little quiet on the night that we went, but I understand that they do live music at the weekends. Best of all though: A gaucho Grill rickshaw, took us back to the office!
Gaucho Restaurant – DocklandsMy absolute favourite. I've been frequenting this restaurant since my student days and I don't think I've ever been disappointed. Great food, always well prepared, friendly, welcoming service (I always get recognised which is nice) and the prices are not central London rip off.
Boulevard Brasserie – Covent GardenI have been there three times; food has always been good, but their service is not something to write home about. Attention is far from personalized.
El Pirata Of Mayfair – MayfairWhat a great place in the heart of Soho! It's small and intimate with many diners sharing tables. Its bright and atmospheric with the walls covered by the buildings original tiles, I guess it may have been a butchers at some point in the past. They specialise in fish and it was special. We both had the seabass preceded by a bowl of gorgeous marinated olives and bread all washed down with a fruity cheeky number. Give it a go!
Randall and Aubin – SohoA great new addition to the vibrant Old Compton Street scene. Food is head and shoulders above the street's other favoured haunts, and judging by its popularity on the night we were there has settled in very quickly. Food is really very good - particularly the meats- and the wine list is admirable (if you choose to stray from the well made cocktails) Service is of the can't do enough for you school. Can't rate highly enough. If you are in Soho, don't miss
Boulevard – SohoSimply fantastic, it is a haven away from the hectic life we live in London. I go there whenever I can, with friends I have and new friends I have made there. The staff are great, always smiling and attentive. The food is the best Spanish food I have had in London, huge range of cocktails as well. On a Monday night they have live Flamenco, which is simply amazing to watch. I love it!
Bar Gansa – Camden Town2-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!
