Galvin at Windows seems to have achieved a winning combination. The views and setting are stunning, the menu consists of the kind of food you want to eat quite often, and it is executed precisely. Read more.
On the sixth floor of the Trafalgar Hotel, you can’t see very far from here but you are directly above Trafalgar Square, and the location’s a showstopper. Read more.
Go up to the top floor and enjoy the most amazing 360 view of London with a glass of champagne at the Vertigo bar. Read more.
Perched near the top of the dizzying Heron Tower lies Sushisamba: home to incredible views and delicious food. Read more.
The rooftop garden with an open fire and grill restaurant has uninterrupted, panoramic views across London and The Albion café and bakery on the ground floor serves the best traditional British grub Read more.
I so loved this bar. The view at 1 a.m. over a pinky, fruity, champagne something is glorious. Read more.
The view from the 12th floor roof terrace of this freshly-minted hotel takes in both the ancient majesty of the Tower of London and the Shard, the newest structure to pierce the motley London skyline. Read more.
An entirely open-air bar that operates for the summer season only, Frank’s offers incredible views of the city skyline and a wooden boat-shaped bar created by Paloma Gormley. Read more.