Located within the discreetly luxurious Halkin hotel, off Belgrave Square, Nahm is plush yet minimalist. Its windows face a delightful garden, and the warm...

A sizeable and lively bar, with pavement tables bending around a corner of Sloane Square, gives way to a smartly elegant restaurant (biscuit leather,...

Gleaming white and uncompromisingly stark, save for a pop of colour from fresh flowers at the bar, Olivomare is intriguing. Lurking beneath its slick façade...

This beautifully appointed pâtisserie-chocolatier and café showcases an array of delectable specialities, including truffles sharpened with Japanese...

Restaurateur and man-about-town Mark Hix has jumped on the Belgravia train and opened this fifth London restaurant, in the recently refurbished Thompson...

Following the success of his Soho bar, restaurateur Mark Hix has just opened this second branch of Mark's Bar in February 2012 within the new Hix Belgravia...

This grand old spot was once a repository for works of art, stored in a high-ceilinged space behind Doric columns. Faithfully restored, it's now flooded...

You could easily miss Olivo's understated exterior if it weren't for the telltale olive trees. Inside, the distinctive Mediterranean palette of blue and...

The vast dining hall at Mango Tree has high ceilings, a long banquette and evenly distributed tables. The effect, when combined with the simple dark-wood...

During the 1950s and '60s, this tidy pub tucked away down a beautiful Belgravia mews is said to have drawn a mix of the very high and the very low: on the...

It's unusual to see a landlord's name plastered on the front of a pub, but then there aren't many like Kevin Moran left in the trade. The Nags Head...

The dining areas of this family-run restaurant are comfortably snug, and apart from the collection of Chinese artefacts over the door, the space is neutral...

Few places scream 'Chelsea' more loudly than La Poule. The place is normally packed with smart couples discussing holiday plans in plummy accents. On a...