Chef Gabriel Waterhouse's culinary journey, evolving from a humble supper club to a distinguished restaurant, epitomizes gastronomic excellence.

Their latest venture, an all-day bakery-restaurant on Newington Green, epitomizes gastronomic innovation.

Nestled in the heart of Clerkenwell, this neighborhood café unveils a hidden gem – a tranquil courtyard terrace, a coveted alfresco haven in this bustling enclave.

Ascend to culinary heights at Seabird, an exquisite rooftop restaurant crowning The Hoxton in Southwark.

Nestled in the heart of the city, this opulent dining haven emerged triumphant from recent challenges, much to the jubilation of its devoted patrons.

Nestled in the heart of Belgravia, the original Peggy Porschen outlet captivates guests with its enchanting fairy-tale exterior, a sight that has graced many an Instagram feed.

Nestled in the heart of London Bridge, Santo Remedio stands as an epitome of opulence, transcending the culinary realm with its exquisite blend of flavors.

Freddie Janssen's Dalston culinary haven has emerged as a sensation in East London, captivating discerning palates with its globally-inspired menu.

Embark on a culinary journey at Max Rocha's exquisite solo restaurant nestled along the scenic canal in Hackney.

Indulge in the epitome of culinary delight at The Table Battersea, the highly anticipated second installment from the iconic Southwark original, celebrating 17 years of gastronomic excellence.

Elevate your dining experience at the helm of this luxurious Mediterranean bar and cafe, curated by the visionary Kosovan-born proprietor, Nazmi Dervishaj.

Wild by Tart, nestled in the chic Eccleston Yards of Belgravia, beckons discerning patrons seeking a haven for luxurious breakfasts and brunches with a healthy twist.

Embark on a culinary odyssey at the helm of the Artist's Residence in Pimlico, where the Cambridge Street Cafe now stands as the epitome of gastronomic excellence.

Step into the realm of artistic indulgence at this remarkable cultural hub, a sibling to the esteemed Bridge Theatre. Within its walls, a café and bar, curated by the renowned St John, beckon all patrons to a world of culinary sophistication.

In the heart of Pimlico, the restaurant beckons connoisseurs to experience the rich tapestry of Turkish flavors. The mezza, a symphony of small plates, showcases the diversity and depth of Ottoman culinary traditions.

The Berkeley hotel stands as a testament to culinary excellence, hosting the maestro's vision in a setting that exudes refinement. Cedric Grolet's London outpost invites you to savor the epitome of sweet decadence, where innovation and tradition intertwine.

Nestled in the heart of Fitzrovia, this all-day brasserie defines opulence with its American-inspired aesthetic.

Embark on a culinary voyage as Dishoom, renowned for its Bombay-inspired charm, extends its reach to Battersea, marking its first venture south of the river.

Nestled in the vibrant tapestry of Notting Hill, Buvette, the renowned New York bistro adored in the West Village, Paris, and Tokyo, has gracefully landed in London.

Embark on a culinary odyssey at The Wolseley City, the highly anticipated sibling to the iconic Wolseley, marking the second venture from The Wolseley Hospitality Group.

Polished establishment serving upscale Italian dishes with handmade pasta, global wines & cocktails.

This restaurant has a seasonally changing all-day menu. 

One of the most iconic cafes in London this spot is perfect to grab a coffee and restore energy after an afternoon full of shopping. You can sit outside with a view of Bond Street (perfect for people watching) or take it to go.

Perfect for breakfast lunch or a midday snack.

Beautiful brunch spot in Notting Hill. Not only does the food have an incredible presentation it is also delicious. The staff is attentive and polite. Overall a great place to have a nice brunch.

This spot is famous for their pancakes but everything on the menu is excellent. Amazing choice for a weekend brunch with friends or family.

Undeniably one of Chelsea’s most iconic restaurants, Bluebird is a gleaming Art Deco London landmark.  Perfect for a meal with family or friends.

Possibly the coziest cafe in London. Great to get some work done or just meet up with friends. The pastries are fantastic and so is the coffee.

Join them in their cafe glasshouse in the middle of the beautiful nursery to enjoy tasty food and drinks set among the plants. 

On a summer’s day there can be few more delightful spots for lunch, whether on the terrace or in the greenhouse.

Inspired by the classic French boulangerie-pâtisserie, Birley Bakery is a haven of pastry perfection – and has fast become the talk of the town

Belgravia’s Pantechnicon Is a Nordic-Japanese Emporium in a Striking Neoclassical Building

Just when you thought London was going to have to do without a chic, 1960s-Hong-Kong-styled tea room and bar…

You’ll find Granger & Co Chelsea tucked down Pavilion Road, a little semi-pedestrianised enclave that was recently redeveloped. Follow it long enough and you’ll end up at the back door of Harrods; but down at the Sloane Square end it has a properly local feel. Granted, ‘local’ here tends to translate to ‘pricey’, but the independent wine store, grocery and stationery shop make for nice browsing spots before you head into Granger & Co.

All Day Restaurant in Duke of York Square

Café Leon Dore in London is a stylish addition to the city's café scene, located at the Aimé Leon Dore flagship store in Soho, 32 Broadwick Street, London W1F 8JB. This café infuses the local coffee culture with a touch of Greek inspiration, evident in its menu that features Greek-influenced items like Freddo Espresso, Freddo Cappuccino, and Greek mountain tea. The food offerings include a selection of croissants and Greek cookies such as Kourabiedes (almond), Melomakarona (honey and walnut), and Kulourakia (butter). The café's interior boasts a hip aesthetic with walnut paneling and marble floors. Adding to its allure, the top floor houses a vinyl and whisky bar exclusively for VIP customers.