Brother Jeff's patch of the Galvin empire, La Chapelle is no mere branch of Baker Street's Bistrot de Luxe, but an altogether more elegant destination for...

Special offer: Pre and Post Theatre Menu: 2 courses £14.50 or 3 courses £18.50.  + more offers

It might not be obvious, but London is the centre of the world's wine trade. Not because we produce more than Italy, drink more than France, or spend more...

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 London offshoot of one of Nice's most feted and famous restaurants, La Petite Maison has breezy, white-painted walls, waiters in striped aprons, and...

Chef-proprietor Adam Byatt opened Trinity in 2006 to a string of hugely positive reviews; now the restaurant is even better. On our last two visits, we were...

Le Gavroche's set lunch is famously good value - the £51 charge includes a half bottle of wine, coffee and petits fours - and you'll need to book well ahead...

There are few chefs that produce a set menu of dishes that you want to try as much as their à la carte, but the Ledbury's Brett Graham - an Australian in...

Special offer: Pre & Post Theatre: 2/3 course Menu du Jour £15.95/ 18.95

Housed in an attractive Victorian pub, Les Trois Garçons has a look that's more blinged-up curiosity shop than East End boozer. Chandeliers and vintage...

Special offer: 2 course £15.50  + more offers

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...

This self-consciously Gallic steak restaurant aims to fit diners into a stereotypically Parisian postcard scene. Waitresses in black and white uniforms flit...