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	Island Restaurant & Bar Transforming Lancaster Gate into a culinary landmark is no mean feat, but one that Island has accomplished with quiet aplomb since opening mid-2004. Obviously with a lot of success as it received rave reviews in both Tatler and Harpers Queen 2005 Restaurant Guides. Minimalist, the décor is a cool mix of grey, white and dark brown, but Hyde Park viewed through vast glass walls offers ample colour. The exciting British menu focuses on seasonal greats to create such triumphs as a lasagne of Cornish crab, south coast scallops, seasoned with tomato and ginger, and a scrumptious steamed chestnut pudding with a vanilla custard and chestnut ice cream. Even the cocktails proudly include British ingredients, and the wine list features bins from English vineyards. Never before has doing your bit for your country been so tasty. Cuisine: British Location: Lancaster Terrace, London, W2 2TY [Map]	via Toptable

	Kensington Place To many in-the-know food lovers, Kensington Place restaurant, at the top of Kensington Church Street in fabulous, happening Notting Hill, is the place where the British food renaissance all began. This was the first restaurant in London where you could really enjoy seriously good modern British food - light and simple but with deft, complex touches, in what is essentially a very smart, of-the-moment brasserie setting. Kensington Place taught us to expect fabulous space, madly buzzing ambience, top service, and food that made us swoon. And now? With Head chef Daniel Phippard at the helm, a revamped menu is better than ever before, while a refreshed interior remains true to the original chic and relaxed concept. Still number-one choice for media and stage types and the lucky local denizens of Notting Hill, Kensington Place restaurant ramps up the see-and-be-seen factor while appealing to foodies as well. Cuisine: British Location: 201 - 209 Kensington Church Street, Kensington, W8 7LX [Map]	via Toptable

	King William Restaurant The Old Royal Naval College is a grand campus in the centre of the UNESCO Maritime Greenwich World Heritage site alongside the banks of the Thames. A favourite with location scouts, the College has appeared in films such as Sherlock Holmes, Wolfman and The Duchess, and the picturesque riverside setting is home to the King William – an acclaimed British restaurant popular with architecture buffs and the business lunch set. The old-school dining room at King William, which sits in the undercroft of the baroque painted hall, has been given a modern, elegant makeover and features a neutral colour scheme, vaulted ceilings, wooden floors and simply framed black and white prints giving the King William an air of nonchalant luxury. Cuisine: British Location: Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich, SE10 9NN [Map]	via Toptable

	Lamberts Restaurant There is one thing that Balham’s Lamberts Restaurant holds as important above all others - a love of great food. It’s this passion for ingredients, for technique and for flavour that the team here are keen to pass on to you, the guest. Striving to source the best food out there, the kitchen staff at Lamberts seek out small, local suppliers and producers, ensure that they know the provenance of the dishes they serve and are keen supporters of the ethical food movement. There are very few exceptions to the Lamberts rule of using only British, seasonal ingredients and it really does show in every dish, each on full of flavour and unfailingly British in its reserved sophistication. The upscale look of Lamberts is a welcome change from the more usually fashion-forward Balham bars and restaurants, the interior gorgeously classic in its use of the simplest, most tactile furnishings, making for a comfortable, refined feel. Additionally, service is relaxed and unpretentious, the staff friendly and warmly welcoming, not to mention as enthusiastic about the menu and excellent wine list as the chefs. Worth noting is that Lamberts is surprisingly affordable, the menu representing excellent value at both lunch and dinner. Cuisine: British Location: 2 Station Parade, Balham High Road, Balham, London, SW12 9AZ [Map]	via Toptable

	Landseer British Kitchen Housed in the Grade II listed, 4-star Bloomsbury Hotel, the Landseer British Kitchen is top class for location, just minutes away from Covent Garden and Theatreland. Stylishly appointed with a chic modern British menu to match, Award winning Chef Paul O’Brien and team focus on quality, seasonal ingredients, sourcing from local suppliers when possible. Sample a warm salad of spinach with Bosworth Ash goat’s cheese and beetroot or a selection of grilled fresh fish served with colcannon and tarragon butter sauce. Don’t miss the Landseer’s grill selection, fresh daily from Smithfield Market, including a 28-day aged Scotch beef rib-eye served with Portobello mushroom, chunky chips and fresh tomato coulis. Cuisine: British Location: 16 - 22 Great Russell Street, Covent Garden, WC1B 3NN [Map]	via Toptable

	Langtry's Langtry's restaurant in London's ever-fashionable Sloane Street has a wonderful history. The restaurant is named for Lillie Langtry, once the most celebrated actress in the world and a friend and lover of royalty, who made this magnificent building her home at the end of the 19th century. Langtry's décor retains its historic grandeur and elegance, but has been subtly updated for modern sensibilities and comfort. With molded ceilings, stunning Carrera marble Louis XIV fireplace, oversized mirrors and the original crystal chandelier, Langtry's has an old world romance perfect for business entertaining or dinners for two. Head Chef Oliver Lesnik has created a British menu to match Langtry's impressive surroundings. Some highlights include sundried tomato and fennel soup, chargrilled rib of Buccleuch beef with hand-cut chips and béarnaise sauce. The wine list has been created with taste and care and complements the British cuisine beautifully. Service is renowned at Langtry's for its warmth and professionalism. Cuisine: British Location: 21 Pont Street, London, SW1X 9SG [Map]	via Toptable

	Launceston Place toptable Dining Awards 2010 - Runner-up: Hidden Gems. .A much-loved central London restaurant, Launceston Place was brought under the D&D wing in 2007 and has achieved new heights of glory as a great British destination restaurant. Intimate both in its setting and its atmosphere, though it is just a few minutes walk from London's Kensington Gardens, Royal Albert Hall and High Street Kensington, Launceston Place lends itself to romantic dinners à deux and grown up meals with grown up friends. With work from up-and-coming artists hanging on the walls set against warm, sophisticated chocolate tones throughout, the décor gives an air of a contemporary living room melded with chic art gallery. Chef Tristan Welch's menu showcases quintessential British classics, with hits such as sirloin of long horn beef 'cobbler' with Lincolnshire cheddar and Guinness, or drunken quail, flambéed at the table to add a touch of food theatre. Don't miss Launceston Place's rather spectacular Sunday roast with all the trimmings. Cuisine: British Location: 1A Launceston Place, Kensington, W8 5RL [Map]	via Toptable

	Leicester Square Bar and Restaurant The Leicester Square Bar and Restaurant is the perfect retreat from the hustle of it's namesake. Cuisine: British Location: 3 St Martin's Street, London, WC2H 7LH [Map]	via 5pm.co.uk

	Leicester Square Bar and Restaurant Leicester Square Bar & Restaurant knows how to spoil a seafood lover. This modern eatery, located within the Radisson Edwardian, is just inches from the square it’s borrowed its name from, making it perfect for a relaxing meal after a marathon movie session or shopping extravaganza. Start with London-cured smoked salmon and brown bread, or a pristine array of Galway Bay rock oysters, moving on to a delicately poached skate wing with dill sauce, or organic salmon with wild mushrooms and lemon butter sauce. Those who don’t love the sea or of the vegetarian persuasion are also well-catered for, with separate grill and vegetarian sections on the menu. Cuisine: British Location: 3 - 6 St Martins Street, Leicester Square, London, WC2H 7HL [Map]	via Toptable

	Londinium Situated by London’s foodie mecca, Borough Market, Londinium restaurant is a smart, cool modern British restaurant in a very happening area of town. The décor is perfectly suited to, well, suited diners just over from the City, or for any smart casual occasion. The red suede upholstery, dark walnut floors, fresh flowers, sparkling crystal and crisp white linen nicely fit the historic London Bridge Hotel. The modern British menu includes inventions like starter of parmesan basket with artichoke heart and avocado with English mustard sauce, main course of veal chop with grain mustard and spring onion sauce with mushroom flan, and pudding of chocolate pyramid and mango coulis. Very international wine list mostly in the affordable range, but with a nice line in champagnes. Cuisine: British Location: London Bridge Hotel, 8 - 18 London Bridge Street, London, SE1 9SG [Map]	via Toptable

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