If you're of the persuasion that breakfast should be about the glamour as well as getting a good feed, this trendy café will deliver. While frequented by...

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...

When Portobello Market is in full swing on a Saturday lunchtime, the people-watching at Negozio Classica is tremendous. However, be sure to keep an eye on...

Daylesford's London outlets are in carefully chosen sites: here, on an upmarket shopping street, another in a villagey part of Pimlico, and one in...

The Notting Hill branch of Raoul's (the original is in Maida Vale) is particularly strong on brunch (available until 6pm). The full range of egg-based...

Tom's Deli is a happy place. You enter through a sweet shop displaying sugary treats in jars and retro packaging; bright wall art, kaleidoscopic paper...

It's from New York that this Notting Hill pizzeria takes its cues - a wraparound Times Square street scene covers the walls; a 'walk/don't walk' traffic...

There's a hint of gastropub-by-rote to the large, corner Bonaparte, but the formula is rendered well. It's a big, bare-bricked, high-ceilinged space but not...

The Westway's version of the Met bar is a sassy, urban mix of quality global food, well-chosen wines (a dozen by the glass), decent ales and lagers...

C&R is the grown-up sister of Soho's C&R Café. The dining room features grey banquettes, pale wooden chairs and magnolia walls jazzed up with abstract...

This chic west London boutique has made its name in minimalist chocolate creations with inspiring flavours. Temptations include slabs of popcorn-studded or...

The Ledbury Road Wild shop sells homewares, clothing and gifts with a floral theme. Pop around the corner to Westbourne Grove for the florist: in the middle...

Part of the chain of bar-cum-pool halls, this is a well-designed and welcoming spot. The front third of the long L-shaped space is given over to a bar...