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Enjoy Meals out in London for Less
There are lots of people who love enjoying a meal out in one of their favourite restaurants in their local

Enjoy Meals out in London for Less
There are lots of people who love enjoying a meal out in one of their favourite restaurants in their local

Apollonia enjoy 1/2 bottle of Wine with any Party menu
15% off total bill after 6pm
20% Disc on food & beverages
El Vino Mediterranean Tapas

Perched right next to his La Brasserie McClements, chef-owner John McClements has taken an about turn from his favoured French cuisine ...
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Review - Awana

Awana – it means “in the clouds” in Malaysian, apparently - is elegantly situated off Sloane Avenue. The heavenly name is apt for the delightful cuisine – Malaysian food given a quixotic twist – on offer Cuisine: Japanese
Area: Kensington & Chelsea

Review - Babylon

I’ve never been one for the “don’t judge a book by its cover” school of thought. And judging by the appearance of Babylon, I’m not alone. This restaurant has got its first impression down pat: sleek, expensive and sophisticated.
Cuisine: Modern European
Area: Kensington & Chelsea

Review - Bar Zaika Bazaar

Seekh kebabs and saris at the Bazaar.
Brompton Cross is ladies-who-shop territory ? you can start with a smart frock, move on to a new dinner service for main course, and finish with an antique watch.....
Cuisine: Indian
Area: Kensington & Chelsea

Review - Blue Elephant

Take a two hour holiday in Thailand Cuisine: Thai
Area: Fulham & Hammersmith

Review - Cactus Blue

With so much noise made about Michelin stars, there’s a strong argument for a more “accessible” award system, rewarding reliability, value, style and atmosphere in the “mainstream”... Cuisine: Mexican
Area: Fulham & Hammersmith

Review - Cafe Lazeez

The Café Lazeez “chain” (Soho, this South Kensignton branch and, surprisingly, Birmingham) offers a breezy twist on Indian dining... Cuisine: Indian
Area: Kensington & Chelsea

Review - Cheyne Walk Brasserie

With its emphasis on French cuisine, and Chelsea location, you’d be forgiven for expecting Cheyne Walk Brasserie to be austere and cooler-than-thou, one of those places populated exclusively by the rich and/or thin and/or beautiful.... Cuisine: French
Area: Kensington & Chelsea

Review - Cheyne Walk Brasserie

A French restaurant in one of the Chelsea-ist bits of Chelsea? You’d be forgiven if you expected Cheyne Walk Brasserie to be one of those Cuisine: French
Area: Kensington & Chelsea

Review - Chives

Red Pepper group's Chives breaks Chelsea "Beach" curse. Another in the very successful neighbourhood-based Red Pepper group, taking on the karma of a quasi-cursed site in the busy “beach” stretch of Fulham Road....... Cuisine: Modern European
Area: Fulham & Hammersmith

Review - Drones

Any self-respecting P.G. Wodehouse fan would know that the Drones was Bertie Wooster’s club and it is worth thinking about this before booking... Cuisine: French
Area: Kensington & Chelsea

Review - El Rincon

A Spanish corner in the Cuisines Collection. Claudio Pulze’s Cuisines Collection group is beginning to live up to its name with... Cuisine: Spanish
Area: Kensington & Chelsea

Review - Enigma

There’s something shabbily charming about Warwick Avenue. That bohemian air, all those massive houses with peeling paintwork… Cuisine: Modern European
Area: West London

Review - Floriana

If Stella Artois can sell itself as reassuringly expensive, Floriana should probably do the same. It is, famously, a little hard on the wallet but you get what you pay Cuisine: Italian
Area: Fulham & Hammersmith

Review - Golborne House

Golborne House is an oasis of calm in an unpromising area. Set in the shadow – virtually – of the massive Trellick Tower, Golborne House is generally regarded as one of London’s finest gastropubs... Cuisine: International
Area: West London

Review - Il Convivio

Good eating and drinking, by definition. Italians are great sticklers for doing things properly and there almost seems to be a shared consciousness when it comes to knowing what should and should not be done. Cuisine: Italian
Area: Kensington & Chelsea

Review - Indian Zing

A year after Indian Zing opened its doors to a flood of critical plaudits and hugely positive public support Cuisine: Indian
Area: Fulham & Hammersmith

Review - Mju

Every now and again you come across a restaurant that’s so on top of its game, you wonder why the Michelin Cuisine: Japanese
Area: Kensington & Chelsea

Review - Mju

The Millennium Hotel holds a dear memory for me. It was here (or at the Chelsea Holiday Inn as it was then called) that I spotted my first celebrity, Brian Ferry, languidly sipping cocktails at the bar.... Cuisine: Japanese
Area: Kensington & Chelsea

Review - Mju

Every now and again you visit a restaurant that’s so on top of its game, you wonder why the Michelin panel haven’t been throwing stars at it... Cuisine: Japanese
Area: Kensington & Chelsea

Review - Momo

A little crescent off Regents Street doesn’t seem the obvious place for the little slice of Marrakech that is Momo. Cuisine: Middle East
Area: West London



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