The best restaurants in London

My visit to subway today to get my lunch the service was outstanding, store was very clean, the two staff at the counter was very nice, outstanding team work and preparation area for food was very clean and tidy. I really want appreciate the staff am really impressed. I took a picture but too big to download

EVERYONE LOVES FISH AND CHIPS AND THE BEST IN THE AREA BY FAR IS HAMPTON HILL FISH AND CHIPS.ALWAYS FREH WODERFUL FISH THE STAFF ARE FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL.. RECOMEND STRONGLY PAT

Fantastic new addition to the Kentish Town food scene. Small, friendly cafe 5 mins walk north of Camden Town serving Kurdish cuisine. The Chicken 101 and falafels were freshly cooked and utterly delicious! Amazingly good value as the portions were very generous. Do give this place a try.

I ordered Cod & Chips and a small Lamb Doner kebab, The fish was tasty and white only found 1 small bone it it as well which was pleasing, the chips were thick and cooked to perfection. The staff were friendly and polite, The kebab was excellent also, well filled with fresh crispy lettuce nicely sliced tomatoes and great tasting onion, the garlic sauce was great too, not overpowering. All in all a very satisfying experience, keep up the great service and well cooked and presented food, the shop was very clean and well maintained.

All our family loved their foods. baklava and happy with services. Fresh, testy, delicious I recommend them. Also we tried Vegan option It was amazing.

Il Sovrano is exactly what you want a family run Italian cafe-restaurant to be. Owners Bruno and Megan greet you when you walk in the door, the staff are well briefed and attentive and serve with a smile, the coffee is lovely, the food fresh and kindly priced and the many other tempting Italian goodies (fresh Calabrian bread baked on the premises, cheeses, cured meats etc) are on display and ready to be bought and taken home. West Dulwich has been crying out for something like this and the fact it’s busy and bustling is a great sign.

I ordered a takeaway from this place. The food was just WOW!!! i really enjoyed the taste of the food and it was well presented.

Great vibe on a sunny day! Perfect Chelsea village location with gorgeous Mediterranean food. Definitely worth a visit

A really good find in W12. Modern and airy with excellent coffee and a really nice menu of simple food done well. Alex, the general manager was really cheerful and clearly cares about her establishment. I will be going back when I am in the area. Wifi was good too so I could work as well.

I did pass by on this road and discover this beaty …. This coffee bar is hidden Inside the Antiques Shop of Kingston…. I felt in love with the “Vegan Croissant” and the coffee made with passion from the the owner….. I highly recommend this place if you like a corne of relax in Kingston

We went on Sunday 4th July after visiting the Tate Britain. It is situated in a nice location and has friendly and welcoming staff (thank you Nouha!). We ordered two salads, an eggs benedict and a tuna sandwich, all of which were delicious. Definitely visiting again!!!

Esto se ha convertido en un firme favorito. Gran variedad de ensaladas y muy bien dirigido. La elección es simplemente asombrosa.

Tea flight was an experience beyond expectations. The care that Will took in preparing and explaining three teas have changed the way I will experience a daily joy. So much more that I thought possible. Thank you JING!

Great Food, shame about some of the guests. They are letting anyone and everyone in these days. They should be more selective on their guest lists

It’s just on the Fulham side of the bridge on the King’s Road over the railway line from Clapham Junction to Willesden Junction so is just within range of Chelsea supporters looking for a pre-match bite. They were very much in evidence last Saturday and before we left at about 2pm had attracted security on the door. The menu is described as British basque and for weekend brunch features all the brunch staples of granola, eggs Benedict, full English plus rarebit, then steak tartare, pumpkin and goat’s cheese, fish du jour and spiced crab on toast. Not sure where shakshuka fits in or cassoulet de Toulouse which is not quite in the pays du Basque. Mixed starters of ham croquettes and chorizo were not only superb but generous in quantity. The fish du jour mackerel came with a satisfyingly marinated beetroot salad but not exactly a steal at £22. The cassoulet, however, turned out to be the piece de resistance, featuring slices of morteau sausage, black pudding, confit duck and white beans. A pity we didn’t have time for dessert.