To get a table in Terence Conran's trendy British café in Shoreditch, Banksy country, enter through the gift shop. Well, the deli, which sells fine British...

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

It's hard to think of many international jet-setting experiences that can be had for less than a tenner in grimy Soho, but Princi comes close. Everything...

High-fliers will feel at home at this rooftop establishment, part of the D&D London stable. They can admire the expanding City skyline from the outdoor...

An immediate success when it opened in early 2010, this restaurant-bar continues to thrive. The easy-going atmosphere, likeable staff, quietly modish...

This opulent brasserie is something of an enigma. With its loyal following and dedicated book, Breakfast at The Wolseley by AA Gill, it has the hallmarks of...

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Bill Granger is big Down Under. He's an Australian cook, and cookery writer, of great renown - you may have seen his sunny blond hair and beaming smile on a...

What to expect from the brasserie at the gallery of Charles Saatchi, arguably the most powerful man in contemporary art? Instances of the super-collector's...

A large, open-plan space in the Royal Festival Hall complex, glitzy Skylon commands jaw-dropping views across the Thames from its massive windows. It's a...

No frills abound at this long-running Soho institution. Walls are covered with anaglypta wallpaper and wooden slatting; scored tables look like they've been...

The decor is cliché on a grand scale - brass rails, tiled floor, red booths, ball-shaped lights, linen curtains and tablecloths - and the location, a former...

Bijou, charming and usually crowded, Yalla Yalla is painted white, its walls decorated in photos of old Beirut. Yellow lamps hang over a takeaway counter...