Comparisons with The Wolseley, London's iconic and perennially popular brasserie, are inevitable. The Delaunay is also a 'grand café' in the Continental...

Hawksmoor Seven Dials, in Covent Garden, recently won the 'Best New Restaurant' category of the Time Out Eating & Drinking Awards 2011. The decision of our...

The Corinthia Hotel is the best new five-star hotel you've probably never heard of. Between Trafalgar Square and Embankment, the building looks Orwellian...

Eating food by Nuno Mendes (whose first restaurant, Viajante, is also in this boutique Bethnal Green hotel) is an adventure. As any hobbit will tell you,...

I've just spent a week eating my way north through Sweden, from Malmö to the land of the midnight sun. The current frenzy for New Nordic cuisine is sending...

Jason Atherton, formerly of Maze, has certainly put Pollen Street on the map. The huge Mayfair site comprises large lounge bar and restaurant areas, a...

Hawksmoor is a meat-lover's paradise, a homage to top-quality British beef. Yet it's more than a steakhouse. The Covent Garden outpost is quite a different...

Bibendum resides on the first floor of one of the capital's foremost art nouveau structures. The Grade II-listed former UK headquarters of the Michelin Tyre...

This remarkable Korean restaurant is curiously low-key, tucked away in the curve of Rathbone Street. Nevertheless, it stays busy even on quiet weekend...

This London bistro of American super-chef Daniel Boulud may be situated inside one of London's grand hotels, but the dining here is refreshingly informal,...

The hottest table in town a year or so ago, Bethnal Green's Viajante remains a fun destination for style-conscious gastronauts. Nuno Mendes's cooking is...

Although Bistrot Bruno Loubet is the restaurant at the Zetter hotel, it doesn't feel like a hotel dining room. The big windows looking on to St John's...

No longer owned and run by Alan Yau, this stylish Soho restaurant still has an impressive buzz and energy several years after opening. In the bright...