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	The Bolingbroke Situated at the end of Northcote Road in Clapham, The Bolingbroke is another gastropub gem from the team behind The Stonhouse and The Abbeville. It’s popular all week long with a relaxed after-work crowd and draws in local couples and families at the weekend with a promising brunch menu and excellent Sunday roasts. The interior is comfortably chic with wood-panelling, white-washed walls and a windowed ceiling creating a light and airy setting for laid-back dining. On the menu, there are heart British dishes like steak and ale pie and lamb shank alongside more refined options like sole with thyme and lemon risotto. With the added bonus of a great wine list and friendly staff, The Bolingbroke is definitely one to return to. Cuisine: British Location: 174 Northcote Road, Clapham, SW11 6RE [Map]	via Toptable

	The Brasserie at The Grosvenor Just moments from London's Victoria Station and walking distance to Buckingham Palace, The Brasserie restaurant is the perfect stop-off for weary travellers. The Brasserie, located in the beautifully renovated Grosvenor Hotel, boasts a warm ambiance and soft lighting with dark wood furnishings and original Victorian features. The menu, created by executive chef Robert Prendergast, specialises in classically British cuisine with a few European touches thrown in. Here diners can start the day with full English breakfasts or something more continental. The lounge offers a more informal setting and casual lunch menu with burgers, sandwiches and salads or, for something more indulgent, diners can treat themselves to a traditional or champagne afternoon tea, replete with petit fours, scones with fruit preserves and clotted cream, finger sandwiches and loose leaf tea. The lunch and dinner menu has something for everyone; featured dishes may include soups, sharing platters and a host of more hearty mains like moules marinière, fish and chips or Welsh lamb. Cuisine: British Location: The Grosvenor, 101 Buckingham Palace Road, London, SW1W 0SJ [Map]	via Toptable

	The Brasserie at The Tower Top marks for the view. The Tower Hotel is on the north bank of the Thames overlooking pristine St Katharine's Docks and next door to Tower Bridge and the Tower of London. Located on the ground floor of The Tower are the hotel's two restaurants: a carvery and The Brasserie. The Brasserie is more of a casual dining experience serving a Modern British menu in a light, airy space with a panoramic view of Tower Bridge. The animated, largely City crowd show a particular liking for the crab and salad starter followed by a nice ribeye steak and veg. High-level but informal plated service. In summer, the terrace makes a good spot to while away a leisurely afternoon away from it all. Cuisine: British Location: The Tower Hotel, St. Katharine's Way, London, E1W 1LD [Map]	via Toptable

	The Brill The Brill is a posh British restaurant on the Caledonian Road near King's Cross, named after the time of day that Roman soldiers would meet to feast and drink after a hard day of plundering. Even if plundering isn't your thing, a meal at The Brill is the perfect way to end your day and the chic vanilla-and-chocolate coloured interior, basement bar, well-coiffed crowd and convenient location are enough to make this qualify as a cosy local gem. The menu is produced using the finest locally sourced produce, and classic Brit dishes on offer include the crispy duck, bacon and black pudding salad; the sausages with buttered mash and onion gravy; and the spotted dick for pudding. Cuisine: British Location: 6 - 8 Caledonian Road, King's Cross, London, N1 9DU [Map]	via Toptable

	The Brompton Bar and Grill The Brompton Bar and Grill is a jazzy, 20s-style neighbourhood restaurant with a modern naughties twist and a Manhattan-esque ambience. We love the dimly lit dining room decorated with Deco lamps, a huge zinc bar and a an eclectic collection of cartoon and modern artworks, and this stylish haunt is perfect for sophisticated soirees, dates and dinner parties, The Brompton Bar and Grill also boasts its very own basement bar which hosts live jazz acts such as the Brompton trio, Jackson Scott and James Mullen. We love the warm and welcoming vibe here, and highly recommend the celebrated wine list along with the Brompton fish stew, the plum crumble with ginger custard, and the retro lychee sour cocktails. Cuisine: British Location: 243 Brompton Road, London, SW3 2EP [Map]	via Toptable

	The Butcher and Grill Fancy embracing your inner carnivore? Then stampede down to Battersea’s Butcher Grill, where meat reigns supreme. Sturdy wooden tables give way to contemporary French windows, giving the dining area a rustic yet contemporary feel, while abstract photos of Smithfield market’s heyday grace the exposed brick walls. Customers have the option of making their selection from the butcher counter, or choosing their cut from the menus and having them grilled or roasted to their liking. Simple sides like potatoes, veg and salad round a meal at the Butcher Grill out nicely, and a 75-bin, red-heavy wine list has been carefully chosen to emphasise the quality of the flavoursome meat. You can purchase the finest meat and produce sourced from some of the best suppliers in Britain from their butchers and Charcuterie or the chefs are willing to prepare something for your dinner party! Cuisine: British Location: 39 - 41 Parkgate Road, Battersea, London, SW11 4NP [Map]	via Toptable

	The Cadogan Arms Situated on the Kings Road in Chelsea, the revamped Cadogan Arms has already won the hearts of well-heeled locals and visitors alike. With its huge open fire place, timber oak panelling and comfy seating, the dining room is perfect for low-key lunches and cosy dinner dates. The bar area exudes old world charm but serves a modern mix of fine wines, real ales and cocktails mixed by barmen recruited from their sister venue The Botanist. A hearty menu of seasonal British fare is available for lunch and dinner, with all produce sourced from UK farms and niche suppliers. Popular dishes include pan-fried sea bream with cherry tomatoes and lemon dressing; braised beef cheek and sautéed girolles; and the classic Aberdeen Angus cheeseburger. Cuisine: British Location: 298 King's Road, Sloane Square, SW3 5UG [Map]	via Toptable

	The Clapham North Situated on London’s Clapham Road, in the area that gives it its name, is The Clapham North, a pub-restaurant beloved by the area’s locals. Decorated in easy, modern public house style with chrome beer taps at the bar, plenty of stripped wood and blackboards displaying specials, The Clapham North has just the right balance of character and unpretentious friendliness, the sort of place where you’ll as likely find hand-holding couples as a group watching football on a big screen. In addition to the bars wide range of beers, wines and cocktails The Clapham North offers lunch and dinner menus with a British meets Italian flavour. From the humble beef burger to a tasty risotto there’s something for all tastes. Cuisine: British Location: 409 Clapham Road, London, SW9 9BT [Map]	via Toptable

	The Dining Room at Dukes This discreet dining room is tucked away downstairs at the stylish Dukes Hotel in St James’s, just behind the Ritz. The restaurant has a hushed elegance, and is ideal for clandestine dates and covert business meetings. Dukes’ bar is renowned for its old-school Mayfair martinis, perfect for cocktails before or after dinner - and the restaurant’s menu is classic British fine dining. Favourite dishes include Smoked eel fillet, celeriac apple remoulade, Gressingham duck breast with baby turnip and watercress and orange salad and the Herdwick lamb chump with white bean stew. Dukes’ cellar boasts a formidable selection of Old World wines. Cuisine: British Location: 35 St James Place, St James's, SW1A 1NY [Map]	via Toptable

	The Dispensary Located in a grand Victorian building in London's east end, the Dispensary is popular with media types, models and local scenesters for creative business lunches and after-work drinks. Originally built as a hospital to treat the poor in 1858, The Dispensary now feeds posh nosh to pretty people and has a superb British menu to boot. With high ceilings, wooden tables and brown leather chairs, therestaurant is decorated in down-to-earth rustic tones, and the staff are knowledgeable and attentive. The Dispensary has a fantastic international wine list, and signature dishes include the Ragstone goats cheese croquettes with blueberry jam; the lamb kofta skewers with spiced cous cous; and the white chocolate cheesecake with red fruits. Cuisine: British Location: 19a Leman Street, London, E1 8EN [Map]	via Toptable

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