Avant-garde Indian cuisine in the futuristic looking Crossrail Place, Canary Wharf
Crossrail Place is rapidly evolving into the dining complex of choice for local city workers at Canary Wharf
A social dining experience at Popdown by Cuisson, Borough Market
If you haven't enjoyed the frivolities of a supper club yet, you need to make a booking with Popdown by Cuisson straight away
Westminster Kitchen: Another success story from restauranter Ibrahim Dogus
If you have walked past the site of Westminster Kitchen on the Southbank, you will know it has been an incredibly quiet sushi restaurant for a number of years
Escape the crowds of Oxford Street with a discreet dining experience at Hunter 486
Finding serenity amidst the hustle and bustle of Oxford Street is no mean feat, but if you are looking for an elegant, discreet dining venue, you could do a lot worst than visiting Hunter 486
Bluebird: the iconic Chelsea venue is flying high again
It only seems like yesterday the famous Chelsea complex, Bluebird opened but in fact it has been around for over 20 years now
Polo Bar: the 24/7 Great British cafe in Liverpool Street
Yes you've read this right: there is genuinely a restaurant/bar which is open 24 hours a day and 7 days a week
Treat yourself to a Winemaker's dinner at Ristorante Frescobaldi
If Ristorante Frescobaldi sounds familiar, it is likely you've heard of the Frescobaldi family
Islingtonites rejoice at the wonderful all day menu at Fig & Olive
If you want to know why some of the highest house prices are in Islington, you just need to talk a stroll down Upper Street to see all the polished dining establishments and boutique shops on the high street
Appearances can be deceiving at Aquum, Clapham
As a general rule of thumb, I wouldn't choose to dine at venues which are marketed more as a nightclub unless you want a night of culinary disappointment and a hefty bill in your pocket
Dinner at the Twits: the most gloriously gruesome immersive dining experience you will ever experience
We love recommending to our followers quirky, unusual experiences to savour and having Dinner at the Twits must be one of the most bizarre dining experiences you will ever encounter
Trader Vic's: the original fusion restaurant that was ahead of its time
Before the likes of Nobu coming on to the restaurant scene and making fusion cuisine fashionable, there was Trader Vic's already in business in London back in 1963
Lima Floral: A Peruvian gastronomic masterclass from Robert Ortiz
You might wonder why Peruvian cuisine has been all the rage in the last few years. A quick visit to Lima Floral in Covent Garden might answer that question
Retro lovers rejoice at the Coin Laundry at Exmouth Market
If you are looking for a no-attitude, friendly, laid-back neighbourhood bar, Coin Laundry at Exmouth Market must be high on your must-visit list
Get inspired to cook at The Avenue Cookery School in Wandsworth
You've eaten out at countless restaurants, the food is marvellous but it all feels rather passive, especially if you are taking someone out on a date. What would be a better option?
Gaylord: over 50 years of excellence serving Indian cuisine in the West End
Very few restaurants in the West End survive more than a few years, so when a restaurant has been around for more than 50 years, you have to sit up and take notice
Traditionalist are well catered for at London Steakhouse Co. in the City
With a vast array of steakhouses vying for your attention, it does take a brave restaurateur to stand their ground and stick with the traditional offerings
Get the Caribbean vibe at Rum Kitchen, Brixton
There are certain restaurants that elicit joy and happiness as soon as you enter and I would definitely categorise Rum Kitchen as one of those restaurants
José Pizarro shines in the playground of the bankers at Broadgate Circle
The British haven't quite found the skill of beautifying concrete monoliths quite like other countries around the world like Singapore
Choice and variety are in abundance at Pasta Remoli, Finsbury Park
There are over 350 types of pasta in the world with all kinds of shapes and sizes. Have you ever wondered why you can't have your favourite pasta with your favourite sauce?
Revisiting an old Chinese classic at Royal China Queensway
If you ask the local Chinese community where is the best Chinese restaurant in London? I would guess 90% would say Royal China
Live life to the fullest at High Timber, St Paul's
South African restaurants are somewhat of a rarity in London, but if more were like High Timber, then surely it won't be long before we see this little known cuisine flourish on our high streets