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	Lord's Tavern Bar and Brasserie A North London institution for well over a century, the Lord’s Tavern Bar and Brasserie has been a haven for cricket-lovers. This stylishly-relaxed venue features a regularly changing menu of modern European hits, such as pan-fried crab cakes with saffron mayonnaise and spicy leaves or a braised lamb, leek and wild mushroom pie with savoy cabbage and parsley mash. Visitors can choose to dine in either the air-conditioned, smoke-free interior, or enjoy the fresh air with year round, heated al fresco dining. In need of more than nibbles? The well-stocked bar area is perfect for celebrating astounding wins or commiserating a crushing defeat. Lord’s Tavern Bar and Brasserie is closed to the public on major match days. Cuisine: British Location: Lords Cricket Ground, St Johns Wood Road, London, NW8 8NQ [Map]	via Toptable

	Odette's Restaurant & Bar Among London’s original dining rooms, Odette’s is found amongst the towering Victorian terraces and charming boutiques of the city’s infamous Primrose Hill. Opened back in 1978, Odette’s is now in the capable hands of Welsh chef Bryn Williams who has worked alongside some of the country’s most prestigious kitchens including The Criterion, Galvin at Windows and Le Gavroche. William’s trademark chic-rustic tasting and a la carte menus feature thrilling combinations of British ingredients including a wonderful vegetarian option that ensures Odette’s veggie visitors enjoy an experience equal to carnivorous diners. The dining room offers a delightfully retro feel while the cosy bar is both beautiful and relaxed. However, it’s Odette’s glorious garden that really charms when the sun comes out. Cuisine: British Location: 130 Regents Park Road, London, NW1 8XL [Map]	via Toptable

	Proud Kitchen Celebrated throughout London as a premiere venue for alternative music and fabulous off-High Street shopping, Camden also offers it’s own restaurant, the Proud Kitchen. A unique prospect, styled in a laid back, unpretentious way much like the rest of Proud, the Kitchen serves delightfully relaxed world cuisine, from Spanish to American, Chinese to British, to suit every taste and pocket alike. Based around tapas style sharing dishes and accompanied by a great and varied drinks list, the Proud Kitchen is perfect for pre-gig eating and indeed after food service the way is cleared for live music from top UK and international acts who play in the spacious South Gallery. Cuisine: British Location: The South Gallery, The Stables Market, Chalk Farm Road, London, NW1 8AH [Map]	via Toptable

	Richoux An iconic London institution, Richoux is the place to sip and be seen in central London. Perfect for posh pre-theatre bites, business breakfasts and afternoon tea this renowned restaurant chain dates back to 1909 when it opened as a prestigious patisserie and confectioner in the capital. Needless to say, the puddings and cakes here are to die for, and the St John's Wood branch of Richoux – located on Circus Road – is a hop and a skip away from Lord's cricket ground and a short stroll from Abbey Road and the London Zoo. The classic cafe menu at Richoux is filled with old-school favourites, and we adore the eggs Benedict with English ham, and the classic Richoux club sandwich. Cuisine: British Location: 3 Circus Road, St John's Wood, London, NW8 6NX [Map]	via Toptable

	St Pancras Grand Located inside London’s architecturally stunning St Pancras International railway station, St Pancras Grand restaurant is a haven from the bustle of the station below. Every inch the continental brasserie with vaulted ceilings, leather banquettes and an Oyster Bar, St Pancras Grand is a stylish, romantic destination restaurant perfect for before-travel sustenance or fabulous continental dining without a passport. Chef Chris Dines' modern British menu changes seasonally and includes old-fashioned favourites and modern-day classics like Romney Salt Marsh lamb rump, slow-roasted pork belly and Bramley apple and pear crumble. Sample something fizzy at the St Pancras Grand Champagne Bar or sip a wee dram at the Whisky Bar for the full experience. Now you can enjoy the full Parisian brasserie experience without ever having to leave London. Whether you are en route to Paris or just heading home from work, St Pancras Grand is worth making a detour for. Cuisine: British Location: Upper Concourse, St Pancras International Station, Euston Road, London, NW1 2QP [Map]	via Toptable

	The Duke of York Established in 1826, The Duke of York sits at the top of St John’s Wood High Street and still retains much of its original charm. Inside, it’s a warm, welcoming space with a bar and casual dining area – usually full of well-heeled locals – and a more secluded separate dining room that is popular with a post-work crowd looking for great food in a relaxed setting. The comprehensive wine list is regularly updated and offers a good mix of European favourites and new world alternatives. Classic dishes like beer-battered cod with yorkie fries; beef and Guinness sausages with mash potato and onion gravy; and chargrilled rib eye steak feature on the all-day menu. The Sunday Roasts are also highly recommended. Cuisine: British Location: 2 - 2a St Anns Terrace, St Johns Wood, NW8 6PJ [Map]	via Toptable

	The Hill Hip denizens of Haverstock Hill will be familiar with The Hill, a quaint, critically acclaimed gastropub on the edge of Belsize Park. Only a stones throw from Camden, The Hill has an eclectic British interior that has a 40s retro aesthetic with a modern twist. The restaurant is filled with golden crushed-velvet chairs, chandeliers and potted palms, and The Hill is a cosy but elegant choice for private cocktails-and-canapés style parties and snugly Sunday lunch dates. The modern British menu is filled with old favourites – don’t miss the mackerel fillet with cauliflower purée and beetroot; the braised lamb shoulder with root vegetables and home-made gravy, and the pistachio and polenta cake. Cuisine: British Location: 94 Haverstock Hill, London, NW3 2BD [Map]	via Toptable

	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]	via Toptable

	The North London Tavern With its proximity to Queen’s Park and Maida Vale, the Kilburn High Road has become a hip London dining destination. Step inside the North London Tavern and you’ll discover the bedrock of Kilburn’s local creative community, a neighbourhood local with live jazz, film nights and poetry events. We love the relaxed atmosphere at the North London Tavern, and the décor is a chic mix of chandeliers, old leather Chesterfield sofas and an old wood-panelled bar. The modern British menu is a hit, and highlights include the courgette fritters with olive salsa; the poached smoked haddock served with a purple sprouting broccoli soufflé and spinach; and the braised shin of beef in red wine with mash and parsley and pepper dumplings. Cuisine: British Location: 375 Kilburn High Road, London, NW6 7QB [Map]	via Toptable

	The Oxford Ask any Kentish Town local about their favourite local, and we guarantee they’ll mention The Oxford. Located on Kentish Town Road only a stone’s throw from the tube, this old Victorian pub is the perfect meeting place for Sunday roasts, parties and business dining. Inside, the restaurant is an eclectic mix of vintage furniture, chandeliers and chalkboard menus contrasted with the industrial stainless steel open-plan kitchen. The Oxford hosts live jazz and comedy nights, and the modern Euro menu includes gems such as the braised rabbit with pappardelle in a tomato and sage sauce, and the lemon sole drizzled with caper, lemon and parsley butter and served with tender stem broccoli. Cuisine: British Location: 256 Kentish Town Road, London, NW5 2AA [Map]	via Toptable

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