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	Steam Bar and Restaurant Situated on East Hill in Wandsworth, Steam is a laid-back bar and restaurant that is always buzzing with a young South London foodie crowd. The thoughtfully compiled wine list is a big hit with the after-work drinkers but the main draw is the enticing and affordable menu. Head Chef William Leigh is passionate about fresh local produce and describes himself as a ‘farmhouse cook’, so there are always plenty of seasonal dishes on offer. We recommend the bavette steak with horseradish cream; the whole lemon sole with black butter and capers; and for dessert, the almond tart. At the weekend, late-starters can stroll in on Sunday for a traditional roast with all the trimmings. Cuisine: British Location: 55 - 57 East Hill, Wandsworth, SW18 2QE [Map]	via Toptable

	Sun and Doves Music lovers, art enthusiasts and film buffs alike adore the Sun and Doves pub in Coldharbour Lane - an acoustic music venue and gastro pub that is a hit with a boho Camberwell crowd. Famous for its Sunday roasts, signature Bloody Mary's with Guinness and mix of electronica, breakbeats and nu-jazz – you couldn't find a cosier place to chill with friends and family on a lazy afternoon. The Sun and Doves hosts regular movie and quiz nights, as well as wine appreciation courses, and the kitchen offers a diverse modern British menu with a good range of meat and veggie options. We love the Portobello mushroom burgers with cheddar cheese and spinach, and the steak and Guinness pie with mash. Cuisine: British Location: 61 - 63 Coldharbour Lane, London, SE5 9NS [Map]	via Toptable

	Swan at the Globe Theatre-goers, tourists and food-loving Londoners alike adore the elegant Swan at the Globe restaurant on London’s historic Bankside. Nestled up to the iconic Shakespeare's Globe theatre and moments from the Tate Modern, the Swan at the Globe has a warm and welcoming interior combining traditional and contemporary décor with stunning views of the Thames, the dome of St Pauls and the sweep of the City. The Swan offers live music every Friday and Saturday and has its own bar on the ground floor, a brasserie for romantic rendezvous and pre-theatre meals and several private dining rooms. The restaurant’s gourmet British menu changes daily. Including breakfasts, available Monday to Friday in the Theatre Bar, everything is sourced from local farmers, foragers and markets wherever possible, and is complimented by boutique wines, real ales and a selection of organic non-alcoholic drinks among the usual suspects. Cuisine: British Location: Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, 21 New Globe Walk, Bankside, London, SE1 9DT [Map]	via Toptable

	Sway Sway restaurant has it all: a terrific dining room that's stylish and comfortable, an excellent modern British menu, five very different and very cool bars, and a nightclub three nights a week. Once you enter, you may never want to leave. Sway is located at the borderline where the City of London meets London's West End, and it's a short distance from Covent Garden, theatres, the Strand and just about everything, it seems. In the midst of all the coolness, you will find the heart of a delightful restaurant beating strongly, with inventive dishes like starter of Thai-spiced coconut chicken skewer with chilli and coriander dip, favourites like main course of lemon chicken breast with chorizo, olives, peppers and sun-blushed tomatoes and guilt-inducing desserts like sticky toffee pudding with fudge sauce and clotted cream. Sway is great for business lunches or after-hours fun or long evenings that start with supper and carry on til you're done. Cuisine: British, Modern European Location: 61 - 65 Great Queen Street, London, WC2B 5BZ [Map]	via Toptable

	The Admiral Codrington Located between South Kensington and Sloane Square tube stations, The Admiral Codrington is an elegant, light-filled restaurant and gastro pub popular with arty locals and South Kensington sloanes. The dining room is part posh country living room, part business-lunch-chic, and the retractable roof and floral banquettes add to the sunny outside-inside ambience. Perfect for business dining, leisurely lunches and romantic tables for two in the evenings, this smart restaurant serves a brilliant British menu and highlights from The Admiral Codrington's kitchen include the crispy duck and watercress salad with hazelnuts and a citrus dressing; the confit Norfolk pork belly with cidered Bramley apples and red wine sauce; and the garden pea and Barkham blue cheese risotto. Cuisine: British Location: 17 Mossop Street, London, SW3 2LY [Map]	via Toptable

	The Albion A Georgian gem in London’s vibrant Islington, The Albion is a country style pub restaurant with a little urban gloss. Originally situated in an area of farmland where Londoners would escape from the smoggy city, The Albion is now a part of the sprawl but remains a retreat from the stress of London life, a relaxed space where time stands still before roaring log fires or in pretty walled gardens. Noted for its Sunday lunches, The Albion’s kitchen has been hailed as one of the best by The Guardian, The Observer and The Independent. It’s not hard to see why. Combining British tradition and seasonality, the hearty yet delicate dishes really are the beating heart of this wonderful pub. Cuisine: British Location: 10 Thornhill Road, Barnsbury, London, N1 1HW [Map]	via Toptable

	The Alma There are few pubs in London which have retained their authenticity like The Alma. An imposing Victorian building complete with tiled exterior and turret-like dome, this Wandsworth local is a bit of an institution to say the least. Inside, original features aplenty remain, from mosaics to mirrors, scattered around the large central bar where punters gather for the good range of bottled and tap beers. The atmosphere is lively throughout the week with a rare mix of locals enjoying the friendly welcome while on certain afternoons you’ll find the place heaving with happy sports fans – The Alma is considered THE place for rugby. Award winning food is the jewel in the Alma crown with fresh, seasonal ingredients going in to the deliciously creative, stylish British dishes served in the light, airy dining room. Cuisine: British Location: 499 Old York Road, Wandsworth, SW18 1TF [Map]	via Toptable

	The Avalon Situated just minutes from Clapham Common, The Avalon is owned by the team behind other popular locals like The Bolingbroke and The Abbeville. A complete refurbishment has left the place looking seriously stylish; with banquette seating, impressive light-fittings and a walnut bar adding to the relaxed yet decadent atmosphere. The menu is a cut above standard gastropub fare and Head Chef Adam Hicks uses only the finest ingredients in the hearty British dishes. Our favourites include the Wright's Brother's oysters; the traditional roasts with all the trimmings, the steaks, and the apple and blackberry crumble with cinnamon ice cream. In the summer, diners can sit outside in the garden or on the sunny terraces. With the bar offering a great range of regional ales, fine wines and cocktails; The Avalon has it all! Cuisine: British Location: 16 Balham Hill, London, SW12 9EB [Map]	via Toptable

	The Bald Faced Stag Situated on the East Finchley High Road, The Bald Faced Stag has long been a local legend. A major refurbishment in 2007 brought this wonderful old pub in to the 21st century, giving it a new lease of life and bringing with it a new crowd of trendy young locals who have made this gastropub a real success. The imposing Victorian building now houses a welcoming, nouveau-antique look, complete with shabby chic furnishings and touches of boudoir-ish decadence. A huge beer garden underneath the shade of an old sycamore is the piece-de-resistance whilst an open kitchen brings a touch of gastronomic excitement to the dining room. On menu you’ll find a range of fabulous dishes combining the best of British with a little European spice and sunshine. Cuisine: British Location: 69 High Road, East Finchley, London, N2 8AB [Map]	via Toptable

	The Big Chill House The Big Chill brand has grown from the original and best chill out festival to include record labels and now bars and restaurants with an appropriately kicked back vibe, such as this, The Big Chill House in London’s Kings Cross. Boasting a seriously stylish, boho look, airy terrace and an eclectic combination of live music from breakout DJs across three floors, The Big Chill House may be a place to see and be seen but at the same time it’s so laid back it’s practically horizontal. With fabulous cocktails and bar friendly food including a range of tempting 100% beef gourmet burgers, The Big Chill House is a genuinely unpretentious venue ideal for late, lazy nights and long, languid days. Cuisine: British Location: 257 - 259 Pentonville Road, Kings Cross, London, N1 9NL [Map]	via Toptable

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