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	Bombay Nights Coming to London from way out West is Bombay Nights, the Hampstead branch of a popular West Country mini-chain. With restaurants in Bristol and Bath it was only a matter of time before the capital got in on the act. And surprisingly Bombay Nights is already making its mark in a City packed with Indian restaurants. How? By combining unpretentious but stylish interiors using simple brown leather and white tablecloths with warm red walls with good, honest food. With a strong vegetarian menu which doesn’t compromise on flavour, plus beautifully spiced regional meat, fish and seafood dishes this is truly a restaurant which takes Indian dining to the next level. Cuisine: Indian Location: 90 Fortune Green Road, West Hampstead, London, NW6 1DS [Map]	via Toptable

	Bradleys Restaurant Bradleys restaurant in London’s Swiss Cottage is the first choice of locals for pre-theatre meals near the Hampstead Theatre or for meals with friends and family in a relaxed atmosphere. And Bradleys has held that place in their hearts for some years. Chef Patron Simon Bradley has a time-honoured recipe for success: highest-quality ingredients, inventive cooking, welcoming staff, spacious dining room with intimate corners. The décor is mildly 1930’s-inspired made more serene by a leafy garden. Bradley’s menu is best described as British cuisine with a southern French accent, luring well-fed regulars who include both fortunate locals and in-the-know diners from right across the capital. Chef Bradley has a way with fish, especially chargrilled halibut with leek confit and wild mushrooms, and carnivores and vegetarians are superbly fed, as well. The expansive wine list features over 90 different wines from around the world and has won critical acclaim from the Good Food Guide and a Bib Gourmand from Michelin. Cuisine: Modern European Location: 25 Winchester Road, London, NW3 3NR [Map]	via Toptable

	Brasserie Centrale Located inside the London Marriott Regent's Park Hotel, near Swiss Cottage tube station, Brasserie Centrale is a streamlined eatery that caters to both business travellers and cricket-loving tourists. Lord's Cricket Ground, Regent's Park and London Zoo are all just a hop, skip and a small tube ride away from this restaurant, and the dining room here boasts floor-to-ceiling windows, bright chandeliers and a buzzy atmosphere. Suitable for informal work meetings and light bites, Brasserie Centrale attracts a business-casual-clad crowd and also has a terrace for summertime al fresco dining. Chats Bar is popular for pre-dinner drinks, and the menu here is Mediterranean, modern and moderately priced. Cuisine: French Location: 128 King Henry's Road, London, NW3 3ST [Map]	via Toptable

	Brasserie Gérard In the leafy London suburb of Hampstead, Brasserie Gérard may seem like just another in a long line of chain restaurants. But don’t be fooled, this is a brand which has honed its skill over 30 years, creating an impressive menu of French and international dishes along the way and striking the perfect balance between café culture and gourmet dining. Airy and relaxed, Hampstead’s Brasserie Gérard offers consistently good service and attractively presented food which also happens to taste divine. Don’t miss the selection of fabulous desserts including a devilish Grand Marnier soufflé and the classic crêpes suzette or the excellent value prix-fixe menu. Cuisine: French Location: 215 Haverstock Hill, Hampstead, London, NW3 4RB [Map]	via Toptable

	Brasserie Gérard Just moments from the greenery of Regents Park, in the lovely St John’s Wood area of the city is Brasserie Gérard. Yes, it’s a chain, and the local bankers and stockbrokers will no doubt be familiar with its ever popular city branches, but each Brasserie Gérard branch offers an individual feel within a tried and tested formula. Here you’ll find a welcoming, local vibe; perfectly pitted against other neighbourhood restaurants, as well as excellent service and a light, bright interior with a real Parisian feel. The menu, with its global influences, is something of a surprise, catering to all tastes with not just French favourites but international dishes including some excellent North African tagines. Cuisine: French Location: 122 St John’s Wood High Street, London, NW8 7SG [Map]	via Toptable

	Bull and Last On the corner of the Highgate Road and Woodsome Road, chances are you’ve walked past The Bull and Last countless times, imagining just another pub. But step inside and be treated to an inn with a passion for food. A pared down interior is in keeping with local tastes, the pub moving on from the good old days of horse brass excess. But once a drink or two have been sipped at the bar, head upstairs for food to what is a surprisingly restaurant-like ambience. This is no ordinary gastropub, you see. The menu is British with occasional French influences, put together with flair and a respect for ‘real’ food – Sunday lunches, particularly, are unmissable. Cuisine: Gastropub Location: 168 Highgate Road, London, NW5 1QS [Map]	via Toptable

	Camden Bar & Kitchen Formerly Ruby In The Dust, “The Kitchen” continues to offer a great vibe and lovely food at kind prices. The look has changed much; it’s still a funky bohemian mix of odd wooden school tables and chairs surrounded by jewelled Mathew Williamson wallpapered walls illuminated by crystal chandeliers. A central fireplace warms the collective cockles in winter, but when the sun’s out everyone loves to sit by the open window, 70s, 80s and 90s choons playing happily above their heads all the while. The homemade, free-range-wherever-it-can-be grub’s as great as ever – from the famous house breakfast to the huge, award-winning steak burgers, and the equally celebrated banoffie pie. Lush. The crowd? A typical Camden mix of musicians, students, locals and regulars. Cuisine: Mediterranean Location: 102 Camden High Street, London, NW1 0LU [Map]	via Toptable

	Camden Brasserie A favourite London restaurant with everyone from local businessmen to politicos and celebrities, Camden Brasserie is a family-run restaurant with plenty of charm. Simple and classy, the Camden Brasserie is a place where customers return time and time again, celebrating landmark occasions with loved ones in a restaurant they know they can trust. Very near Camden Lock and Camden Stables Market and perfect before, during, or after a day of exploring the shops and stalls of the area, Camden Brasserie is decorated in quirky wallpapers and mid-century style furniture. Food is modern European cuisine with a uniquely international touch, and dishes are available in both large and small portions. The menu has changed little over the years because the regulars complain when it does, though the fresh, seasonal specials are a delight. The friendly, professional service is locally famous and the whole Camden Brasserie experience is complemented by a fabulous wine list to linger over in comfort. Cuisine: Modern European Location: 9 -11 Jamestown Road, London, NW1 7BW [Map]	via Toptable

	Caponata Ristorante, Osteria & Bar At first glance Camden’s Caponata may appear to be your usual Italian café-bar. But on closer inspection there’s certainly nothing ‘usual’ about this place at all. Split in to two distinct areas, Caponata offers something for everyone, from a quick snack at lunchtime to a romantic three course supper, an after work drink or a long Sunday dinner. Downstairs a casual Osteria with breezy atmosphere and rustic homecooked food spills out in to a gorgeous courtyard with living garden wall. On certain evenings a partition slides away to reveal the stage of live music venue The Forge providing entertainment along with dinner and drinks. Upstairs, overlooking the courtyard the Caponata Ristorante is a much more intimate and sophisticated proposition. Serving refined versions of Sicilian favourites up here you’ll find yourself a million miles away from the hustle and bustle of Camden. Cuisine: Italian Location: 3 - 7 Delancey Street, Camden, London, NW1 7NL [Map]	via Toptable

	Caprice Mediterranean Restaurant Tucked away between London’s Euston and St Pancras stations on Chalton Street, Caprice Mediterranean Restaurant is a bustling bistro-style restaurant popular with commuters, local office workers and coffee-loving locals. With its brightly lit shop front and vibrant interior - which is decorated with wooden furniture, ceiling fans, chalkboard specials menus and pot plants - Caprice is a great place for business breakfasts, casual lunches and animated evening meals with colleagues, family or friends. Just off Euston Road, the restaurant is close to the British Library and Caprice’s menu includes everything from soups and salads to pasta. Cuisine: Mediterranean Location: 3 - 9 Chalton Street, Euston, NW1 1JD [Map]	via Toptable

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