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	Bibendum Bibendum, the flagship of the famed Conran gastronomic empire, is perhaps best known for its very recognisable stained glass window. But this restaurant has much more to offer than simply the Michelin Man. This is contemporary dining at its best, delivering fantastic French food in a spacious, chic and airy setting which really does make the most of the incredible proto-Art Deco building which Bibendum calls home. Considered to be one of London’s most consistently excellent restaurants, Bibendum offers a strong seasonal menu with the trademark confident simplicity of founding chef Simon Hopkinson who has passed the kitchen baton to the equally talented Matthew Harris. Cuisine: French Location: Michelin House, 81 Fulham Road, London, SW3 6RD [Map]	via Toptable

	Bistro de La Gare Close to King's Cross St Pancras, Le Bistro de la Gare is a casual restaurant perfect for low-key business lunches and pre-travelling meals. The interior is rustic and the menu is Franco-Italian, which attracts a mixed crowd of local office workers and commuters. Le Bistro de la Gare also has a fantastic cocktail list and large screens for sporting events, making it a popular place for after-work drinks. Signature items from the menu include the Campagnard salad with croutons, Stilton cheese, pears and nuts; the Croque Monsieur made with home made bread, ham, Bechamel sauce, Emmenthal cheese and onions; and the Tartine De la Foret with chicken and mushrooms. Cuisine: French Location: 184 - 186 Pentonville Road, London, N1 9JY [Map]	via Toptable

	Bistro K A chic French restaurant in the diverse South Kensington area of London, Bistro K is all about the finer details. Set within an architecturally interesting single story building on a corner of the busy Old Brompton Road, Bistro K has been immaculately put together by French interior designer Fabrice Bolenor, who has brought a sense of style more commonly observed in Parisian boutiques to this light, airy dining room. Bistro K’s menu is full of creative touches which takes the traditional French cuisine to a new, unexplored and very modern level. Each dish is exquisitely put together with care and artistry, seasonal, fresh ingredients used in unexpected ways to surprise even the most jaded diner. Cuisine: French Location: 117 - 119 Old Brompton Road, South Kensington, SW7 3RN [Map]	via Toptable

	Bistrot Passage Café Tucked away on the cobblestoned Jerusalem Passage in Clerkenwell, near London's Farringdon and Barbican tube stations, Bistrot Passage Café is a bijou French/Belgian fusion bistro serving up tasty Gallic treats. The restaurant has a cosy neighbourhood café atmosphere, and is popular with local office workers for working lunches during the day, hip locals for relaxed evening meals. Popular items from Bistrot Passage Café's short but sweet menu include the classic Maroilles cheese soufflé with sauce vierge; the bavette steak “Diane”, served with mushrooms, shallots, Worcestershire sauce, garlic, double cream, flambée with Cognac; and the selection of desserts. Cuisine: French Location: 12 Jerusalem Passage, Clerkenwell, EC1V 4JP [Map]	via Toptable

	Bloody French Opt for the tube over the Eurostar and pay a visit to Notting Hill’s Bloody French for bohemian bistro cookery. This popular bijous eatery has been drawing in both locals and Francophiles since 2007 and its classic décor of black painted walls and large shared tables fairly reeks of Parisian chic. Deeply and decadently rich traditional French dishes make up the petit but perfectly formed menu, including gratinee a l’oignon (onion soup) and a slowly braised lamb shank with vegetables and apricots. The restaurant’s policy on letting customers bring their own wine from Sunday through Tuesday and set price menus make Bloody French bloody good value. Mais oui, mon chéri! Cuisine: French Location: 147 Westbourne Grove, Notting Hill, London, W11 2RS [Map]	via Toptable

	Blue Door Bistro Just a few short steps from the British Museum, the Blue Door Bistro is, a very popular restaurant with a varied crowd. Indeed you’ll find everyone from tourists to local media types and legal eagles from nearby chambers enjoying the bustling atmosphere of this informal hotel restaurant. Situated within the Montague Hotel, the Blue Door Bistro nonetheless feels very much in its own space - it’s relaxed and charmingly decorated in a simple, French style with fresh flowers on each table and a quirky mural of Victorian London across three walls. With an AA rosette to its name, the Blue Door Bistro produces good honest food with simplicity and care. Cuisine: French Location: Montague Hotel, 15 Montague Street, London, WC1B 5BJ [Map]	via Toptable

	Bonds Restaurant Just a few hundreds yards from the Bank of England in the City of London, Bonds restaurant provides investment-grade dining. A relaxed but sophisticated escape for City types looking for a cocktail and some high quality French cuisine is exactly what you’ll find at Bonds. Whether you’ve made or lost a million today, the bar at this City bar and restaurant, with its interior featuring subtle lighting and rich colours, is the perfect place to unwind over cocktails. Drinks range from old favourites to more unusual concoctions such as the Chocolate and Pear Mojito with mint leaves, fresh pear, chocolate liqueur and Havana Especial - a five year aged rum. Michelin-starred head chef, Barry Tonks, brings invention, confidence and inspiration to the French menu. Bonds’ sourcing of ingredients is impeccable, too, and the attention to detail is superb. Bonds is part of The Eton Collection’s Threadneedles Hotel, so you can expect a high quality experience from start to finish. Cuisine: French Location: 5 Threadneedle Street, London, EC2R 8AY [Map]	via Toptable

	Boulevard Brasserie Boulevard Brasserie has been a fixture on London's Covent Garden scene for more than 20 years. In fact, among Covent Garden restaurants, Boulevard Brasserie restaurant is something of a glittering grande dame with an endlessly popular brasserie menu, space for everyone and friendly service. Located just 200 meters from the Piazza, between the Royal Opera House and the Strand Theatre, this popular brasserie restaurant is ideally situated for theatre goers but likewise draws a diverse crowd of locals, tourists and business people. Spilt over two floors, Boulevard Brasserie also has its own bar, The Boulevard Cellars. This intimate wine bar has its own unique atmosphere and serves up a great selection of French wines, champagnes and charcuterie platters. Classic, uncomplicated French dishes are the mainstay of the Boulevard Brasserie menu – think boeuf bourguignon, steak frites and wonderful tartines which make the perfect quick, easy lunch. Cuisine: French Location: 40 Wellington Street, Covent Garden, WC2E 7BD [Map]	via Toptable

	Boundary Boundary, the latest venture from Terence and Vicki Conran, is set in a converted Victorian warehouse in the heart of ultra-trendy Shoreditch. Tucked away from the bustling high street, the ground floor restaurant is a cool and contemporary space popular with smart suits and East London scenesters. The seasonally changing menu features classic French and English dishes, while trolleys heavy with charcuterie and cheeses roll through the stylish dining room. Seafood fans can feast on an impressive selection of crustacea, while roast leg of lamb and rib of beef take centre stage every Sunday. The wine list has a distinctly European flavour and with over five hundred bins to choose from, it caters for connoisseurs and novices alike. Cuisine: French Location: 2 - 4 Boundary Street, Shoreditch, London, E2 7DD [Map]	via Toptable

	Brasserie Centrale Located inside the London Marriott Regent's Park Hotel, near Swiss Cottage tube station, Brasserie Centrale is a streamlined eatery that caters to both business travellers and cricket-loving tourists. Lord's Cricket Ground, Regent's Park and London Zoo are all just a hop, skip and a small tube ride away from this restaurant, and the dining room here boasts floor-to-ceiling windows, bright chandeliers and a buzzy atmosphere. Suitable for informal work meetings and light bites, Brasserie Centrale attracts a business-casual-clad crowd and also has a terrace for summertime al fresco dining. Chats Bar is popular for pre-dinner drinks, and the menu here is Mediterranean, modern and moderately priced. Cuisine: French Location: 128 King Henry's Road, London, NW3 3ST [Map]	via Toptable

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