Restaurants in London

There is an abundance of restaurants in London, and a majority of them serve excellent food. Food lovers understand the importance of recommendations, as most of the times it is tricky to understand what to try and where to try it. But there are some dishes that one must simply not miss out on if they’re in London!

A variety of London food originates from its rich English background, including their classic dishes like baked beans on toast, peas and chip butties. But over the last few decades, the best places to eat in London have transformed themselves into global dining destinations. Here top chefs from around the world, work hard to create a dining experience, which is memorable and oh so diverse!

From simple London food like fish and chips to Michelin-starred feasts, from Zimbabwean dishes to Indian fare, from vegan to extremely rare meats, one can find whatever suits their taste, in this metropolitan city.

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What to eat in London 

London has a variety of cuisines, from classic English foods like roast beef and Yorkshire pudding, to modern British foods featuring root vegetables, smoked shellfish and black pudding. A traditional British hangout will involve some wine & cheese. If you’d like the same authentic experience, you must go and sample some original British wines and cheeses at places like La Fromagerie, Rippon Cheese, Humble Grape and Neal’s Yard Dairy.

Where to eat in London

Amongst the best restaurants in London is the Clove Club. If you’re in Clerkenwell, Shoreditch & Spitalfields, you must not miss out this remarkable Michelin-starred eatery voted as one of the world’s best in the year 2017. Each dish that comes out is a mystery until it is served to you and all the ingredients are locally sourced.

If you’re in Russel square and are looking for unusual restaurants in London, look for the Cabman’s Shelter. This unmissable bright green hut serves a hot meal or beverage to anyone who wants one. Rabbit is another restaurant in London, which serves seasonal, creative contemporary English cuisine, situated in upmarket Chelsea. Don’t miss out on the mini eclairs with Mushroom and Marmite.

At the East end of London, lies the Premises Studio Music Studios and Café. Built as an alternative to expensive recording studios, it still continues to be as popular now as it was then.