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	The White Swan If you don't believe in fairytales, perhaps a visit to The White Swan will change your mind. Tom and Ed Martin, the brothers who run the Swan's popular sister pub, The Well, have applied their magic to transform the former Mucky Duck into a charismatic gastropub. The groundfloor houses a beautifully restored pub packed with local bankers, lawyers and advertising execs, above which is a mezzanine area (first choice of many an office party). The first floor meanwhile is an oak-floored, mirrored ceiling restaurant serving tasty British food along the likes of steak and kidney suet pudding, and blood orange marmalade sponge pudding with custard. The wine menu lists an impressive 150 bottles from around the world. If you're up for a change from London Pride and Greene King IPA, try one of the two monthly-changing guest ales. Cuisine: British Location: 108 Fetter Lane, London, EC4A 1ES [Map]	via Toptable

	The William IV Bringing together a bed and breakfast, bar and restaurant William IV corners the market in stylish dining on London’s busy Harrow Road. Situated opposite the famed Kensal Green Cemetery, William IV is trendy yet classic with a comfortable, lively and eclectic feel. Cheerfully bright and airy, the restaurant is as welcoming as the funky bar while William IV’s garden, partly covered and lit by twinkling fairy lights, offers the holy grail of London’s restaurant scene – al fresco dining. Tapas is offered alongside barbeque favourites and an excellent family friendly Sunday lunch. Open until late at the weekends William IV has made its mark at Kensal Green’s place to be. Cuisine: British Location: 786 Harrow Road, London, NW10 5JX [Map]	via Toptable

	Time & Space If you're looking for a discreet new venue in Mayfair, we can whole-heartedly recommend the Time and Space restaurant located within The Royal Institution of Great Britain. Not far from Green Park tube, this restaurant has a fantastic – ahem - atmosphere, and is much loved by science and gastro geeks alike. The modern British Time and Space menu, created by Executive Chef Anton Edelman and his protegé Julian Ward, is organic where possible and complimented by a comprehensive wine list. The restaurant is a lovely spot for lunch, and the museum also has a superb bar which is popular for daytime snacks and pre-dinner or after-work cocktails. Cuisine: British Location: 21 Albermale Street, Mayfair, W1S 4BS [Map]	via Toptable

	Tom's Kitchen He may be one of London’s most celebrated chefs but that doesn’t mean Tom Aikens is dedicated to over-complex cordon bleu. In fact Tom’s Kitchen is more gastropub than gourmet with its white-washed brick walls, scrubbed wood tables and reclaimed fixtures and fittings. From breakfast through to dinner the Tom’s Kitchen philosophy is that food should be inclusive – something to be shared and enjoyed with friends and family, something which evokes memories and feelings and something which isn’t fussy and pretentious. With this in mind the menu is fresh, local and seasonal with comfortingly familiar flavours; from classical British fish and chips to a warming French style duck confit with cannellini bean cassoulet. Cuisine: British Location: 27 Cale Street, Chelsea, London, SW3 3QP [Map]	via Toptable

	Tom's Kitchen Lovers of hearty, traditional British fare will be familiar with Tom Aikens' Chelsea restaurant, Tom's Kitchen. The Michelin starred wunderkind has now taken the food reigns at London's Somerset House and opened another branch of Tom's Kitchen right on The Strand. The restaurant itself is sleek and pared-back, with lots of blonde wood and leather, in contrast to the rather grand Georgian exterior of the building and the impressive view over the Thames. The brasserie-style menu is the same as at the Chelsea branch; customers will welcome unassuming classics including macaroni cheese, 28 day aged Scotch premier beef burgers and treacle sponge. There is also a node to French elegance with foie gras, mackerel pâté and tarte tatin also featuring on the menu. However you choose, you can rest safe in the knowledge that it will have been made using the best ingredients and with Michelin level skill and attention to detail. Cuisine: British Location: Somerset House, Strand, London, WC2R 1LA [Map]	via Toptable

	Volupte Volupte's the place for you if the sultry and decadent world of burlesque floats your boat. Tucked away in the backstreets of Chancery Lane, Volupte is a world of pleasure and exquisite delight where anything goes. On ground level, the unique cocktail bar invites you to indulge in all your favourite tipples, plus a whole load more you'd never even heard of. Then, progress downstairs to the cabaret salon/restaurant where a series of cutaway, hand-painted booths sets the scene for Supper Club style dining. Here, indulge in the finest cuisine, plus delicious cakes and teatime treats, as you're entertained by musicians and cabaret singers, 1920s flapper dancers, comics and burlesque artistes performing everything from cheesecake to Victorian gothica. It’s sexy, it’s indulgent and it’s yours for the taking. Cuisine: British Location: 7 - 9 Norwich Street, London, EC4A 1EJ [Map]	via Toptable

	Wallace & Co With a slot on ‘Veg Talk’ on Radio 4, and co-presenter of the BBC’s Masterchef programme, Gregg Wallace is a consummate food connoisseur and Wallace and Co is his signature restaurant, situated between Putney and East Putney stations on London's Upper Richmond Road. Specialising in local, seasonal fruit and vegetables, Wallace and Co is renowned for its down-to-earth atmosphere and extensive wine list. The chic warehouse interior at Wallace and Co features exposed brick walls, duck egg blue door frames and industrial style light fixtures, and the British menu is packed with old favourites making this restaurant a popular place for business breakfasts, lazy lunches and dinner dates. Cuisine: British Location: 146 Upper Richmond Road, Putney, London, SW15 2SW [Map]	via Toptable

	Waterloo Bar and Grill The sophisticated Waterloo Bar and Grill restaurant in London is just a short walk from all the wonderful cultural attractions of Waterloo and the Southbank, from Festival Hall to the IMAX Cinema. The Old Vic is right across the street, so Waterloo Brasserie is always abuzz with theatre-goers taking advantage of the swift dining pre and post theatre. And famous faces have been spotted here, too. Mixing classic and contemporary decor, WB’s dining room is mood-lifting, sexy and understated, its timeless feel created by cream and black leather, abstract mirrored walls and gorgeous modern light fittings. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Waterloo Brasserie restaurant is great for business meetings and lunches. The classic, modern European cuisine is mouth-watering and comforting all at once. Every Thursday night you can hear live jazz – after all, Waterloo Brasserie is sister restaurant to Ronnie Scotts’ Jazz Club, as well as the Cheyne Walk Brasserie and The Phene, among other favourites. Cuisine: British Location: 119 Waterloo Road, London, SE1 8UL [Map]	via Toptable

	Waterloo Bar and Kitchen Next door to the Old Vic, the Waterloo Bar and Kitchen invariably feeds and waters theatre fans of an evening, and by day looks after local office workers and tourists. It does a good job of providing the cosy ambience of a bistro combined with the fun of an open kitchen. Milton Steiger makes everything - from the chicken liver pate to the trio of fishcakes, and passion fruit mousse – himself. And it shows in everyone’s appetite – plates are soon emptied! The menu changes every month, and every week you’re offered weekly specials from around the world. Brunch is served all day, and good roasts on a Sunday. Very friendly service. Cuisine: British Location: 131 Waterloo Road, Waterloo, SE1 8UR [Map]	via Toptable

	Whitechapel Gallery Dining Room Whitechapel Gallery Dining Room is a terrific destination restaurant on the east side of London in coolest Shoreditch. Set in a former library building directly adjacent to the Whitechapel Art Gallery, the Dining Room at the Whitechapel is an elegant space full of light, mirrors, delicate wooden furniture and a clued-up art crowd that pack out both the gallery and its restaurant next door. This is the new hip hangout for well-heeled art lovers and Hoxton hipsters and it makes for a great buzz. And the food? Head Chef, Michael Paul, is an artist of the plate, creating modern British cuisine that employs the finest seasonal and local produce in intriguing and eclectic ways. The critics have flocked to Whitechapel Gallery Dining Room and have been uniformly enthusiastic about this ‘real’ restaurant attached to an art gallery serving dishes like pan-fried sea trout with baked Cornish early potatoes, baby gem lettuce, broad beans and creamed sweetcorn purée. Cuisine: British Location: 76 - 82 Whitechapel High Street, Tower Hill, E1 7QX [Map]	via Toptable

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