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	Alistair's Brasserie Alistair's Brasserie in Stoke Newington has genuinely quirky appeal. From its original stained glass windows to its flocked wallpaper, slate floors and inventive home-cooked meals, this little neighbourhood gem is a fixture on the Stoke Newington dining scene and is located on Church Street between a plethora of independent shops, restaurants and bars. Run by husband and wife team Alistair and Rachael Dibbs, this dining room has a relaxed home-away-from-home feel to it, and it is always buzzing with an animated young crowd. Every dish is made on site from the bread to the ice cream – and Alistair's Brasserie menu follows a seasonal theme. Don't miss the moreish Baked Alaska with vanilla ice cream. Cuisine: British Location: 35 Church Street, Stoke Newington, London, N16 0NX [Map]	via Toptable

	iBar Tucked away on the High Street in Whetstone, North London, iBar is a bright and jazzy bar and restaurant which attracts a business-friendly crowd and cocktail-savvy locals. Plugged in with its very own live music playlist, iBar is a hot spot for small bands and big-name DJs alike and is a fun rendezvous point for fun nights out. Featured performers include the Artful Dodger, Kele Le Roc and Mari Wilson, and the kitchen at iBar serves up classic modern British fare which includes dishes such as the tempura tiger prawns with salsa and guacamole; the pan-roasted salmon fillet with herb-roasted pumpkin in a caper and citrus white wine sauce; and the Toblerone chocolate mousse. Cuisine: British Location: 1277 High Road, Whetstone, London, N20 9HS [Map]	via Toptable

	Marquess Tavern The Marquess Tavern in Islington is run by an enthusiastic team who have preserved its authenticity as a cosy local pub. Inside, the mix of dark wood, large mirrors and period features create a comfortably stylish setting for lunch and dinner. The award-winning venue is famous for its homemade bar snacks, friendly service and weekday prix fixe menu that offers excellent value for money. Popular dishes include butternut squash soup; roasted breast and confit leg of pigeon with celeriac mash; and tender Herdwick lamb with bubble and squeak. The bar stocks over 60 bottled beers, 30 malt whiskies and a great range of British wines, ciders and well-kept cask ales. We guarantee you’ll leave wishing it was your local! Cuisine: British Location: 32 Canonbury Street, Islington, London, N1 2TB [Map]	via Toptable

	North Nineteen Set in the increasingly gentrified Holloway area of North London, North Nineteen is a sign of the times. Where once you might have expected to find spit and sawdust now lies the model contemporary pub-restaurant. Not one detail has been missed here. Stripped wooden floors, reclaimed glamour meets austere Scandinavian design and the all important comfy armchairs. Similarly the mainly British food menu has been thoroughly updated so that those old deep fried classics are now fresh, delicious and always home cooked. European influences add a welcome twist while North Nineteen’s Sunday Roast has become local legend. Cuisine: British Location: 194 - 196 Sussex Way, London, N19 4HZ [Map]	via Toptable

	Rose and Crown Situated in north London in the heart of leafy Highgate, The Rose and Crown has been transformed from a perfectly acceptable gastropub into a comfortably elegant destination restaurant. Inside the Rose and Crown restaurant the décor is new-style classic, with pale walls, wooden floors, smart artwork, columns, with pools of light and soft leather chairs that all come together to create an ideal setting for dining well. Head Chef Gareth Thomas has worked with top chefs like Jean-Christophe Novelli and Gary Rhodes, so it’s no surprise to find classic French influences on his modern British cuisine. Popular dishes include the confit of Gloucester Old Spot pork belly with a Calvados jus, the beef shin burger with triple-cooked chips, and honey-glazed duck breast. In summer, the Rose and Crown’s charming patio is open for lunch and dinner. And Michelin recommends the Rose and Crown, as do we. Cuisine: British Location: 86 Highgate High Street, London, N6 5HX [Map]	via Toptable

	Rotunda Bar and Restaurant Anglophilic epicureans eat your heart out – the Rotunda Bar is an amazing gourmet restaurant in the heart of King's Cross that will seduce your British tastebuds with everything from stellar Sunday roasts to hog roasts and a to-die-for English strawberry Eton mess. This neighbourhood gem overlooks the Battlebridge Basin and has a large canalside al fresco terrace for summertime dining, and the menu is like an organic orgy direct from the restaurant's own Northumberland Farm. We highly recommend the Northumbrian beef and ale casserole with horseradish dumplings and the poached Cornish haddock with spinach, a poached free-range egg and mustard cream. The Rotunda is a stylish choice for schmoozing, cocktail dates, Sunday brunch and hearty dinner parties. Cuisine: British Location: Kings Place, 90 York way, London, N1 9AG [Map]	via Toptable

	The Albion A Georgian gem in London’s vibrant Islington, The Albion is a country style pub restaurant with a little urban gloss. Originally situated in an area of farmland where Londoners would escape from the smoggy city, The Albion is now a part of the sprawl but remains a retreat from the stress of London life, a relaxed space where time stands still before roaring log fires or in pretty walled gardens. Noted for its Sunday lunches, The Albion’s kitchen has been hailed as one of the best by The Guardian, The Observer and The Independent. It’s not hard to see why. Combining British tradition and seasonality, the hearty yet delicate dishes really are the beating heart of this wonderful pub. Cuisine: British Location: 10 Thornhill Road, Barnsbury, London, N1 1HW [Map]	via Toptable

	The Bald Faced Stag Situated on the East Finchley High Road, The Bald Faced Stag has long been a local legend. A major refurbishment in 2007 brought this wonderful old pub in to the 21st century, giving it a new lease of life and bringing with it a new crowd of trendy young locals who have made this gastropub a real success. The imposing Victorian building now houses a welcoming, nouveau-antique look, complete with shabby chic furnishings and touches of boudoir-ish decadence. A huge beer garden underneath the shade of an old sycamore is the piece-de-resistance whilst an open kitchen brings a touch of gastronomic excitement to the dining room. On menu you’ll find a range of fabulous dishes combining the best of British with a little European spice and sunshine. Cuisine: British Location: 69 High Road, East Finchley, London, N2 8AB [Map]	via Toptable

	The Big Chill House The Big Chill brand has grown from the original and best chill out festival to include record labels and now bars and restaurants with an appropriately kicked back vibe, such as this, The Big Chill House in London’s Kings Cross. Boasting a seriously stylish, boho look, airy terrace and an eclectic combination of live music from breakout DJs across three floors, The Big Chill House may be a place to see and be seen but at the same time it’s so laid back it’s practically horizontal. With fabulous cocktails and bar friendly food including a range of tempting 100% beef gourmet burgers, The Big Chill House is a genuinely unpretentious venue ideal for late, lazy nights and long, languid days. Cuisine: British Location: 257 - 259 Pentonville Road, Kings Cross, London, N1 9NL [Map]	via Toptable

	The Brill The Brill is a posh British restaurant on the Caledonian Road near King's Cross, named after the time of day that Roman soldiers would meet to feast and drink after a hard day of plundering. Even if plundering isn't your thing, a meal at The Brill is the perfect way to end your day and the chic vanilla-and-chocolate coloured interior, basement bar, well-coiffed crowd and convenient location are enough to make this qualify as a cosy local gem. The menu is produced using the finest locally sourced produce, and classic Brit dishes on offer include the crispy duck, bacon and black pudding salad; the sausages with buttered mash and onion gravy; and the spotted dick for pudding. Cuisine: British Location: 6 - 8 Caledonian Road, King's Cross, London, N1 9DU [Map]	via Toptable

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