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You may not have noticed but there has been something of an upset in the world of chefs. In his bid to ‘Ramsay-fy’ every pub and hotel in London, New York and, seemingly, the world, Gordon has managed to make his cheffy brethren homeless with his buy-out and refurb of the much-loved after-hours hangout Foxtrot Oscar. So, the question remains, where are all the chefs going now they no longer want t ...more
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Well designed, well thought out restaurant. The menu was inventive and comprehensive. This was a find for us as we were not expecting much. Lovely food, service and definitely worth taking a walk off the beaten path
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Every month we publish a list of the 10 most popular London restaurants on Sugarvine. These figures are based on searches by Sugarvine readers last month (previous month's results in brackets).
On sugarvine.com you can view profiles, photos, menus, wine lists and details of special events for many of London's restaurants, bars and pubs.
Blueberries Restaurant, Hackney
LucyCooks, Cookery School
Tampopo, Chelsea
Barcelona Tapas, City (Well Court)
Barcelona Tapas, City (Lime St)
Barcelona Tapas, City (Middlesex St)
Barcelona Tapas, Dulwich
Rotana Lounge, Knightsbridge
Zucchero Restaurant, Bloomsbury
The Living Room W1, West End
Pinchito Tapas, City
La Dolce Vita, Knightsbridge
Kasturi, City
Fish Hook, Chiswick
Efes 2, Fitzrovia
Indian Zing, Hammersmith
Lam's Restaurant, Hammersmith
Ma'ida, East London
Shiok, Bloomsbury
Addendum Restaurant, City
The 4 Lanterns, Fitzrovia
1880, Kensington
The Carnaby, Soho
Madisons, Mayfair
Gaucho Grill, Docklands
Admiralty Restaurant, Strand
Jaan, Embankment
Jamies Bar, Docklands
The Atrium, Westminster
De Cecco, Parsons Green
Octave, Covent Garden
Park Terrace, Kensington
Uno, Pimlico
Mango Tree, Belgravia
Awana, Chelsea
Georgetown, London Bridge
Boulevard Brasserie, Covent Garden
Casale Franco, Islington
Elena's L'Etoile, Soho
The Gay Hussar, Soho
Yatra, Mayfair
The Metropolitan, Westbourne Park
The Oxford, Kentish Town
The North London Tavern, Kilburn
Number Twelve RestaurantYou would think, with all the up-and-coming development of King’s Cross and Euston that it would be easier than ever to find somewhere decent to eat. ...more
Destination RestaurantsSome meals are worth a special journey. In The Gastrotourist we profile select destination restaurants from across the UK and beyond. This month:
The Elephant, Torquay
The Best Chips In London
Crystal Palace TriangleThe original Crystal Palace was a huge iron and steel structure built in 1851 for the Great Exhibition in Hyde Park – the brainchild of Prince Albert, ...more
Stop MessingI like to think I’m reasonably broad-minded when it comes to food. I don’t beat the wife if my meal isn’t on the table when I come home from work; in fact, I do more than my fair share in the kitchen. ...more
The Only Running FootmanThis dish is always really popular with the customers at The Only Running Footman in Mayfair. The Sauce Vierge gives it a really fresh lift. ...more
Explorer Case £79.95The Explorer Case brings together a choice of interesting wines from around the globe, specially selected with variety in mind. There’s two bottles ea ...more
The Letter KA diverse mix of restaurants in and around London that just have one thing in common - the restaurant names all begin with the letter K ...more
The Man Who Ate the World: In Search of the Perfect DinnerJay Rayner chronicles the revolution in high-end gastronomy that has been sweeping the world since the late eighties. Not simply an account of endless ...more
Vanilla Black vegetarian restaurant is moving to London from York. . .Hell Pizza, the quirky New Zealand pizza chain, has opened its first London restaurant in Fulham. . .Fancy being one of the diners for the fourth series of Gordon Ramsay’s F Word on Channel 4? If so, just fill in a diner application form. . .Brighton's critically acclaimed Pintxo People has opened a London outpost -- Pinchito on Old Street in The City. . .Canteen in Spitalfields has won the Observer Food Monthly's Best Restaurant award. . .Gordon Ramsay’s eponymous restaurant at Royal Hospital Road has undergone a complete refurbishment – food and all – for the first time since it opened. The décor is lighter and brighter, the service even more attentive, and the food even more boundary-pushing. . .London sees the opening of its first risotto restaurant, Ooze. Featuring every kind of risotto you could ever think of, and some you probably couldn’t. . .Bacchus, Hoxton Street, opens in a converted Victorian pub. But banish all idea of gastropub-ism. The cooking is ‘sous-vide’ (basically cooked in a vacuum to produce miraculously moist results) and the combinations on the menu are weirdly fantastic, but thrilling. . .Jazz fans check out what's on at Octave in Covent Garden. . .