Britain’s first escalators were installed at this famous department store in 1898. Women were offered brandy at the summit in order to calm their nerves.
The Halkin is a sanctuary of discretion in central London. Discover the essence of quiet glamour, poised service and chic interiors. And try the Thai cuisine. Read more.
The USP here is that all wines -- 36 of 'em -- are available by the glass, even the best ones. There's a Mediterranean-Asian tasting menu, too, for those who want to soak up the booze. Read more.
The 1st Euro venture from multi-Michelin'd Frenchman-turned-NY'er Daniel Boulud, this spot aims to offer London-pleasing highlights from all 5 of his NYC restos. Read more.
Best place to eat in London, FULL STOP! Meat fruit, Pork Chop, Tipsy Cake, BLISS. PS try the tea menu, all are incredible. Staff knowledgeable, happy and passionate. Everyone else take note and learn!
Outstanding food. Great service except for slightly angry waitresses and door staff. Worth every penny though.
French toast is good but complete rip off... One slab of bread an 6 berries for £7... Come on guys.... :(
The luxury department store began life in 1813 as a linen shop run by Benjamin Harvey from a terraced house. His daughter married Colonel Nichols in 1820, an expert in oriental rugs and silks.
Has a carnivorous menu, with bloodthirsty types sinking their teeth into macho plates like Aberdeen Angus rib of beef. Read more.
If it's your first time you must try the 10oz filet with mashed potatoes ans the Sophie's BBQ sauce. Absolutely devine!
Why is this called a famers market? Don't think any farmers have been near here for a hundred years! And yet that is what this delightful corner of Chelsea is called.
Built in 1924, this was once the biggest garage in Europe, with separate lounges for owners, ladies and chauffeurs. It became a Sir Terence Conran restaurant in 1997.
I always support restaurants dedicated to local produce, seasonal menus, and a kitchen focused on the freshest ingredients!
The food is fantastic. But most important is the room & the location, tucked away in London’s prettiest park. It’s convenient for the Holland Park Opera too. Read more.
The best sandwiches, great coffee, nice atmosphere... Everything breaths quality and love for the place... Cute and a bit quirky
Try the Lobster Festival deal - 1kg lobster, fries and a beer or margerita for £15! Bargain!
Not just a cafe, although attached to the Saatchi Gallery, you can go in and enjoy afternoon tea or dinner seperately. (But we always recommend taking a trip into the Gallery while there).
The sushi served in Yashin Sushi is among the best in London but it's not cheap! We gave it 4 out of 5 stars Read more.
the prawns and paneer were both outstanding. great option for high-end Indian in Kensington.
Calling wine lovers! You’re sure to be delighted by Medlar’s award winning Sommelier. For the full FT review... Read more.
So many yummy dishes- seared tuna is an all time favourite. As is chilli salt squid and the rock shrimp tempura.
Drawing on inspiration from Malaysia, South Africa and India, diners can expect bold dishes such as curried Cornish crab samosas, Jamaican chicken curry and treacle tart with white chocolate ice-cream Read more.
Great place for lunch - business or pleasure. I have to recommend the homemade burgar and chunky chips, though the whole menu is always very tasty. Good table service and you can see the chefs cook.
A must! Great service and great food: navajas from Adriatic, pate de pato with oloroso reduction, sushi shaped patatas bravas and a great paella. All staff let you want to come back!!!
Feels like home so cosy and warm ! come for a movie on a projector food casual dining and just relax while people watching
Go down the stairs and you will feel like you have been transported into an old hacienda in the heart of Mexico. Best drinks and best crowd, busy even on a Monday night!
The worst kept secret in London - situated somewhere on Sloane Avenue *coughs & points at No 87*
At this 80's themed joint you'll order "Pac Man" & "Purple Rain" cocktails from roller-skating waitresses & sip them while sitting on leopard print sofas adjacent to Rubik's cube tables. Read more.
Exceptional, friendly service and first rate desserts! The best chocolate chi cookie in London and the gluten-free double chocolate cookie was equally delightful! Thank you to the DA wonderful team!
