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	The Stonemasons Arms The Stonemason's Arms on Cambridge Grove, Hammersmith, is a down-to-earth local with rustic charm, an artsy crowd and a brilliant Euro/British menu. Complete with leather sofas and regular film nights, The Stonemasons Arms has a cosy feel and locals love the family-friendly atmosphere. Perfect for get-togethers, birthdays and Sunday lunch – this restaurant has a pub-lite approach to the predictable gastro-pub formula, and is more of a relaxed restaurant than a typical British boozer - but this low-key vibe attracts a food-loving crowd. Signature dishes at The Stonemason's Arms include the monkfish and barramundi stew with dried prawns, coconut milk, cashews and rice, and the classic sticky toffee pudding for dessert. Cuisine: British Location: 54 Cambridge Grove, Hammersmith, London, W6 0LA [Map]	via Toptable

	The Table Café One of London’s best kept secrets, The Table Café is a chic little eatery tucked away on Southwark Street behind the Tate Modern. Located on the ground floor of an architectural practice, The Table Café boasts impeccable design credentials and is built with glass walls, an open-plan kitchen, blonde wooden communal tables and a transparent red Perspex ceiling. Always filled with a lively crowd for breakfast meetings, weekend brunches and lunch dates, the restaurant transforms into a sexy venue for romantic evening meals. The kitchen at The Table Café serves everything from a decadent morning menu through to luxe salads and quiches at lunch alongside eclectic European and modern British hot dishes, all created using premium locally sourced produce. Cuisine: British Location: 83 Southwark Street, Bankside, SE1 0HX [Map]	via Toptable

	The Talbot A relaxed pub-restaurant moments from Belgrave Square and Buckingham Palace, The Talbot is a popular stop off for Belgravia’s office population heading through to Victoria station as well as locals looking for somewhere unpretentious to dine. Elegantly appointed in the simplest décor, The Talbot has a timeless style which suits its transformation from local pub to quality restaurant. Of course the bar remains and it is, of course, extremely well stocked with both the traditional beers and wines as well as delicious cocktails which will tempt even the hardiest ale drinker. On menu expect those British favourites such as fish and chips or pie of the day but also a touch of European sophistication for the more refined diner. Cuisine: British Location: 1 - 3 Little Chester Street, London, SW1X 7AL [Map]	via Toptable

	The Telegraph For a sleek, modern city bar with a well-heeled crowd and a gourmet gastro-pub menu – The Telegraph in Moorgate is a spacious venue perfect for after work drinks-and-dinner dates. Minimalist in its décor and always busy with a glossy crowd, The Telegraph is perfect for al fresco summertime drinks, and the fresh British fare is served with a stylish Pan-Asian twist. Located on Telegraph Street, near Bank and Moorgate tubes, the pub is tucked away from the main roads and has a chilled yet chic local vibe. The menu here is fresh and changes weekly, and the bar serves a full range of Fuller's beers, world wines and moreish cocktails. Cuisine: British Location: 11 Telegraph Street, Moorgate, EC2R 7LL [Map]	via Toptable

	The Thomas Cubitt Elegant and understated, The Thomas Cubitt in Belgravia embodies the epitome of the English aristocracy: restraint, reserve and royal connections. Named after Camilla Parker Bowles' great-grandfather – a revolutionary figure in the construction industry – The Thomas Cubitt attracts the Boden-clad Belgravia brigade as well as posh food lovers from Primrose Hill and St John's Wood. A chic place for Sunday roasts and cosy evening meals, the first floor dining room is decorated with pearly grey walls and oak flooring, and the light-filled, wood-panelled ground floor bar is ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The seared Loch Crinan scallops and the herb-crusted venison are superb, and we recommend leaving room for the pistachio, plum and frangipani tart. Cuisine: British Location: 44 Elizabeth Street, Belgravia, SW1W 9PA [Map]	via Toptable

	The Troubadour A sanctuary for those who appreciate the joy of genuine coffee house. Its Bohemian roots lie firmly in the second great London coffee revolution of the 1950s when it began its proud history as a centre of courtesy, peace and creativity. A large band of regulars has remained loyal down the years, and first-time visitors will love the aged ‘all things to all people’ atmosphere. On the menu is a mix of wholesome house classics – large and legendary omelettes, burgers, steaks, salads - and daily specials. Live music packs them in too. Cuisine: British Location: 263 - 267 Old Brompton Road, London, SW5 9JA [Map]	via Toptable

	The Warrington by Gordon Ramsay Located on the leafy corner of Warrington Crescent and Randolph Avenue in Maida Vale, The Warrington is an ornate Victorian pub that has been given the glossy Gordon Ramsay treatment. Now it's a posh gastro pub serving classic British fare, but back in 1857 the boozer used to be a famous brothel. So famous the saying “feeling randy” comes from the restaurant's location on Randolph Avenue, and the opulent bar downstairs, with Art Noveau décor, has a palpable history. Upstairs the rarefied dining room is decorated in hushed, neutral tones, and signature dishes include the potted Barbary duck with poached figs and apple salad; the roasted chicken with girolles, peas and tarragon velouté; and Knickerbocker Glory for dessert. Cuisine: British Location: 93 Warrington Crescent, Maida Vale, W9 1EH [Map]	via Toptable

	The Water Poet In the heart of the City, just off bustling Bishopsgate; The Water Poet’s well-worn charm is a breath of fresh air in an area usually dominated by super slick wine bars. The restaurant and pool room are popular with Liverpool Street locals and visitors to nearby Spitalfields Market, while the sunny beer garden draws in post-work drinkers from all over London. The décor is a mix of comfortable leather, red walls and gilt-edged mirrors which create a stylish but laid-back atmosphere. Chef Bernadette Forde serves up classic pub grub like steak sandwiches and burgers, as well as dishes from her ‘Posh Menu’ like chargrilled calves liver; roast plaice with creamed butter beans and fennel; and the irresistible Baileys and white chocolate cheesecake. Cuisine: British Location: 9 - 11 Folgate Street, Spitalfields, London, E1 6BX [Map]	via Toptable

	The Well Situated in the heart of Clerkenwell, The Well is a gastropub with a difference. Chef Oliver Badham serves traditional British pub food with a twist, whilst underneath the ground floor restaurant there lies a trendy and buzzing cocktail lounge. Upstairs, the rustic décor of wooden pub furniture and exposed brick walls makes for a cosy and homely ambience. Offering the best in British seasonal food, the menu comprises such delights as smoked haddock and salmon fishcake with spinach and a thyme sauce, and Londoner pork sausages with garlic mash and marjoram jus. After dinner, head downstairs to the chic cocktail bar, complete with aquarium and leather sofas, for a Polish Martini or a Cosmopolitan. Cuisine: British Location: 180 St John Street, London, EC1V 4JY [Map]	via Toptable

	The Wet Fish Café This eclectic café, set in one of London's old 'wet fish' shops on the historic West End Lane in Hampstead, is the perfect setting for cosy, romantic meals. With original Art Deco wall tiles and a warm, neighbourly atmosphere, The Wet Fish Café is a hit with artsy West Hampstead locals who enjoy good jazz, cocktails and seafood – and the dining room has free wi-fi making it a busy place for working lunches. The seasonal menu is organic where possible, and Wet Fish Café classics include the sharing platter of prawns, grilled chorizo, caramelised red onions, marinated olives, honeyed figs, smoked cheddar, apricots and walnut bread; the tagliatelle with butternut squash and sage; and the rhubarb, ginger and almond crumble. Cuisine: British Location: 242 West End Lane, West Hampstead, London, NW6 1LG [Map]	via Toptable

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