With a formula that has been working for over 20 years, Chutney Mary continues to produce upmarket Indian food for a clientele of equally upmarket Chelsea...

Housed in a former Victorian library, Cinnamon Club has become a magnet for power-brokers and politicians. Expect a colonial-style atmosphere, with high...

There's no doubt that Amaya has style. It's a seductively romantic venue, the shiny black granite floor, rosewood furnishings and muted lighting lending an...

There's something almost karmic about the location of this new sibling to the Cinnamon Club, occupying as it does a former warehouse of the East India...

Meza lounge bar and restaurant has been reincarnated as an Indian-themed venue. The two lovely curved bar counters remain, and a smart Soho drinking crowd...

A Cheyne Walk treasure, this discreet restaurant has deservedly built up a fan club of Chelsea residents, who come here for the adventurous menu inspired by...

A more egalitarian offshoot of the upmarket Tamarind in Mayfair, Imli feels tailor-made for busy Soho lunchers. It's slick and modern without being...

For the last couple of years the West End has been going through a 'small plates' phase. The faux French seem to spend their vacances in London making...

A magnet for expense-account suits, Benares is fronted by renowned chef Atul Kochhar. After this year's visit, however, we reckon Kochhar needs to keep a...

London's South Asian cafés are changing their looks, modernising and playing on Bollywood and pop culture themes - recent examples include Dishoom, Roti...

Inspired by pavement stalls, palace feasts and mum's home cooking, Namaaste Kitchen showcases South Asia's richly varied culinary heritage while giving a...

Housed in a former bank sumptuously furnished with sweeping silk drapes, substantial antiques and impressive flower arrangements, Zaika attracts wealthy...