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The Holly Bush
One of Hampstead’s favourite pub-restaurants, The Holly Bush is tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac away from prying eyes. Once the stables belonging to the home of painter George Romney, The Holly Bush was converted in to a tavern in the early 1800s and much of the original character remains to this day. It’s the original panelled walls, high backed booths and imposing curved bar which gives The Holly Bush such character and comfort while the juxtaposition of the rather more glam dining room with its chandeliers, eau de nil upholstered mid-century style furnishings and luxuriously patterned wallpaper gives the pub a wider appeal. Classic but sophisticated British favourites and comfort food make up a menu which perfectly complements the setting.

Cuisine: British
Location: 22 Holly Mount, Hampstead, London, NW3 6SG [Map]
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The House
Set in leafy Canonbury, The House is a favourite restaurant with the fashionable family residents of this well-to-do part of London. Though moments from the bustling Upper Street, The House offers a pub dining room experience which brings to mind those evenings one might enjoy in the very best country pubs. The brainchild of Michelin starred chef Jeremy Hollingsworth and accomplished restaurant manager Barnaby Meredith, The House is laid back and comfortable with an unpretentious interior, theatre kitchen and sunny terrace area. With a menu concentrating on the traditionalism of British cookery with a touch of creativity, a homemade ethic and reasonable pricing, it’s not hard to see why London feels so at home at The House.

Cuisine: British
Location: 63 - 69 Canonbury Road, London, N1 2DG [Map]
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The Kenton
Every Briton dreams of having a local just like the Kenton. This hip, cosy and down-to-earth pub and restaurant in Hackney is every local's home-away-from-home – and with its quiz nights, photography exhibitions, film nights and killer cocktails The Kenton has become a bit of a Hackney legend. Dressed up in typical quirky pub décor – including candles, the odd bit of taxidermy and comfy Chesterfield lounges – the pub gets even better when you hear that dogs are welcome, yet singletons everywhere can breath a sigh of relief as after 7pm children aren't allowed. The Kenton has great DJs indoors and in the beer garden at weekends, and serves a posh range of Pieminster pies.

Cuisine: British
Location: 38 Kenton Road, London, E9 7AB [Map]
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The Larder
Taking its cue from a historical nickname for the area, The Larder restaurant in the Tower Bridge Hilton hotel, maintains their role in keeping with British tradition. Serving up classic British favourites in bountiful portions, The Larder perfectly pairs key dishes with scrumptious sauces. This restaurant has a very obvious eye for detail, from its modern clean-lined decor to the heavenly freshly baked bread served at the start of every meal. The Larder's real magic is found in its celebrated Warm Chocolate Fondant Pudding with White Chocolate Sauce, and it is totally to die for. Situated amongst the fascinating sights between London and Tower Bridge along Tooley Street, dining at The Larder is a perfect complement to taking in the history of this area of London.

Cuisine: British
Location: 5 More London, Tooley Street, London, SE1 2BY [Map]
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The Library
No, you don't have to keep silent when dining at The Library. In fact there's hardly a book in sight, just white table linens, twinkling candles and gleaming cutlery. An English menu with international influences that specialises in seafood is complimented by an impressive wine list. Popular dishes include the red mullet with rosemary-scented mussels; the Welsh lamb cutlets; and the warm Valrhona chocolate and Macadamia nut fondant. The library provides the perfect location for family celebrations, romantic dinners or business lunches.

Cuisine: British
Location: The Rubens at The Palace, 39 Buckingham Palace Road, London, SW1W 0PS [Map]
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The Loose Box Bar and Kitchen
Situated on Horseferry Road, The Loose Box Bar and Kitchen is a contemporary spot where business starts when you do. From first thing in the morning, enjoy great food and top notch service whether you’re relaxing with friends or doing business. Breakfast, coffee and pastries accompany early morning meets and quick pre-work visits, while lunch and dinner are enjoyed in relaxed, stylish surroundings perfectly matched to the vibrant, delicious menu. Sourced from quality suppliers, many of them local, the very best ingredients go in to The Loose Box’s menus, each of which provides details on the locality of your dish so you can rest assured you’re not adding to anybody’s carbon footprint. Excellent platters are a particular favourite of The Loose Box’s varied crowd which includes not only local business folk from nearby offices but shoppers, tourists and locals alike.

Cuisine: British
Location: 51 Horseferry Road, Westminster, SW1P 2AA [Map]
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The Mall Tavern
Old meets new at The Mall Tavern bar and restaurant situated just off of Notting Hill Gate. First opened in the 1800s, The Mall has long been a favourite of the locals of both Notting Hill and Kensington, providing food and drink, a congenial atmosphere and entertainment, not to mention that most cherished of spaces, a sunny garden. Authentic and traditional throughout, from the scrubbed wood furnishings to the chandelier lighting fixtures, advertising mirrors and even the old Joanna that seems to invite a true old fashioned knees up. In The Mall Tavern’s kitchen, chef Jesse Dunford Wood prepares traditional, seasonal British food in keeping with the surroundings in which the dishes are enjoyed.

Cuisine: British
Location: 71 Palace Garden Terrace, London, W8 4RU [Map]
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The Mansion
Located at the foot of Sydenham Hill in Dulwich, The Mansion is a lovingly refurbished Victorian pub with a passion for proper British food. The interior is warm and welcoming with dark wood, leather and subtle lighting creating a comfortably stylish setting for any occasion. The cooking style is unfussy but full flavoured, using only the best ingredients, fresh fish and carefully selected cuts of meat like Barnsley chops and Ruby Red rump steak. The menu features classic pies, terrines and sausage and mash, as well as daily changing specials. We recommend The Mansion’s signature beef burger with triple cooked chips. In the summer, the sunny garden is popular with the locals; while their Sunday roast is a winner all year round.

Cuisine: British
Location: 255 Gipsy Road, London, SE27 9QY [Map]
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The Medieval Banquet
Set inside vaulted cellars at London’s historic St Katherine’s Dock along the River Thames, The Medieval Banquet is a merry olde English themed venue that has been entertaining Londoners and tourists for nearly 40 years. Popular for office parties, hens and stags nights and birthday celebrations, this family-friendly venue invites you to join King Henry VIII and his court for a four course feast, followed by lots of late-night dancing. The Medieval Banquet’s troubadours, minstrels and magicians will entertain you throughout the evening, and fancy dress is available for £5-10. For a fun night out, The Medieval Banquet is a brilliant dinner and theatre experience all rolled into one.

Cuisine: British
Location: Ivory House, St Katherine Docks, Limehouse, E1W 1BP [Map]
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The Mercer
With its downtown NYC vibe and impeccable Calvin-Klein-meets-Keith-McNally interior, The Mercer is a stylish and bustling restaurant on Threadneedle Street in the City of London. Just to make sure that the bankers and traders feel comfortable, The Mercer was formerly a bank and it still retains the soaring ceilings and great pillars of its earlier life. The sophisticated, almost monochrome, surroundings have become an instant hit with the neighbourhood's ubiquitous media and City folk, and is a hip hangout for working lunches and chic cocktails. The Mercer restaurant’s assured British cuisine is flawless. We highly recommend the roast monkfish tail with trompette mushrooms and leeks and lobster dressing, the rib of pork with apple and black pudding mash, and mustard sauce, and the chocolate marquise with honeycomb ice cream and candied satsuma. The Mercer's prestigious wine list is superb and offers up to 40 wines by the glass and carafe, a terrific way for diners to pair wines with various courses.

Cuisine: British
Location: 34 Threadneedle Street, Bank, EC2R 8AY [Map]
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