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	Bella Vista Cucina Italiana Blackheath Village locals in London are all well-acquainted with this fixture on the local dining scene which has been going strong for 20 years. Bella Vista is a super-chic little Italian eatery on Montpelier Vale, and the brand new Milan-meets-Notting-Hill interior is attracting a lively crowd of fashionable Italianophilic foodies. We adore the eclectic hand-printed wallpaper, sophisticated colour scheme, stellar wine list and genuinely cosy vibe at Bella Vista, and star dishes from the menu include the charcoal calamari with lemon, chilli and rocket; the beef tagliata with braised radicchio and roast potatoes; and the delicious almond and chocolate Caprese cake served with strawberries and cream. Cuisine: Italian Location: 3 - 5 Montpelier Vale, Blackheath, SE3 0TA [Map]	via Toptable

	Bengal Clipper Butlers Wharf has long been a London dining destination, and Bengal Clipper has become a Shad Thames institution since it opened its doors over ten years ago. Bangal Clipper's great location combined with its renowned cuisine and gracious service has kept this classic restaurant going strong, and it is a hit with both local curry-connoisseurs and discerning tourists. Located near the design museum and Tower Bridge, this is a fantastic meeting point for group get-togethers and the dining room has a super-friendly vibe and is decorated with artworks by Christopher Corr. Star dishes at Bengal Clipper include the Murg Mango curry made with chicken, mangoes, cashew nuts and cream, and the spicy Goan crab and coconut curry. Cuisine: Indian Location: Shad Thames, Butler's Wharf, Tower Bridge, London, SE1 2YR [Map]	via Toptable

	Biagio @ Bankside The newest arrival to the Biagio family, Biagio @ Bankside occupies a fabulous position just off of the Southwark Bridge. Close to everything the wonderful Bankside has to offer this restaurant follows the tried and tested Biagio formula of contemporary-meets-traditional surroundings, warm Italian welcome and great value food. Authentic in every sense, the menu is a wonderful breath of fresh Italian air, combining the best of all regions with its fantastic meat and fish dishes, fresh, delicious pasta and, of course, a selection of wonderful pizzas which put the average Italian chain restaurant to shame. The large bar area provides a relaxing space in which to enjoy an aperitif or to digest your meal as you finish your evening in style. Cuisine: Italian Location: 32 Southwark Bridge Road, London, SE1 9EU [Map]	via Toptable

	Blueprint Café Blueprint Café restaurant located in London’s Design Museum offers spectacular views of the London skyline from Tower Bridge, the Tower of London and the Swiss Re building in the West, sweeping across and along the Thames to Canary Wharf in the East. In fact, the Blueprint Café provides each table with a pair of binoculars to get a closer look at the view – or spy on the warehouse flats opposite. As you would expect of a restaurant in a museum devoted to design, aesthetics are important here and every detail is attended to, from the stylish seating to the well-designed cutlery and place settings. The dining room at the Blueprint Café riverside restaurant is light, simple and unfussy and its interior provides an ideal backdrop to the Blueprint Café’s acclaimed European cooking. Chef Jeremy Lee is devoted to seasonality in his modern European menu served with a deft hand. Come see for yourself. Cuisine: European Location: Design Museum, 28 Shad Thames, London Bridge, SE1 2YD [Map]	via Toptable

	Borough Bar Sleek and contemporary, Borough Bar is just a minute from London Bridge Station making it one of SE1’s most convenient stop offs, perfect for after work drinks, pre-theatre dinners or post sight-seeing rests. Bang up to date design combines gleaming bare wood and comfortable leather with chrome bar fittings and light streaming through large windows. The main dining area is on a raised platform adjoining the main bar making it perfect for people watching. Simple modern dishes including sandwiches and salads for a light lunchtime treat or heartier fayre, including burgers and steaks plus delicious sharing platters. Cuisine: British Location: 10 - 18 London Bridge Street, London, SE1 9SG [Map]	via Toptable

	Brasserie and Wine Bar Toulouse Lautrec Bringing a touch of French flair to Kennington, Brasserie Toulouse Lautrec is a traditional brasserie and wine bar set inside a lovingly refurbished English pub. It is run by two brothers – Nolan and Florent - whose parents have run the neighbouring Lobster Pot restaurant for 18 years, so there’s plenty of authentic French charm on offer. Set over two floors, the warm and inviting space is divided into a rustic ground floor brasserie and an upstairs Piano bar with live piano music every evening. Head Chef Florent specialises in classic French dishes like snails in puff pastry with a white wine sauce; Toulouse sausages with homemade mash and red onion gravy; and chargrilled sirloin steak with frites and green pepper sauce. Cuisine: Modern European Location: 140 Newington Butts, London, SE11 4RN [Map]	via Toptable

	Brasserie Joël An acclaimed chef’s name over the door is a sure-fire way to spot a good restaurant – that’s exactly what Brasserie Joël has got. The name in question is Joël Antunes, best known for founding the Michelin starred Les Saveurs. His first British restaurant in ten years, Brasserie Joël has the hallmarks of an eatery set to follow in those star spangled footprints. Not only is its position utterly enviable - in the Park Plaza overlooking the Thames - but the Brasserie’s interior has that high end lush simplicity. As one may expect, Antunes’s food is impeccable. Light Mediterranean flavours are weaved through carefully sourced ingredients from high quality suppliers for dishes which are confidently simple but will stay with you for forever. Cuisine: French Location: First Floor, Park Plaza Westminster Bridge, London, SE1 7UT [Map]	via Toptable

	Brew Wharf Brew Wharf is a restaurant and micro-brewery in London’s Bankside that is a great place to dine, bask in the sunshine (seasonal) and, if you’re lucky, catch a view of the brewers at their art. Set under soaring railway arches by Borough Market and Vinopolis, the dining rooms and terrace are casual, modern, well-designed spaces with so much vertical space you’ll feel light-headed. Or maybe that’s the superb brew, including Brew Whar’s own Wharf Best and seasonal offerings. Brewing takes place about every other Tuesday and beers can be taken away for home consumption. Oh the food! Modern European with a special emphasis on fish, like beer-battered fish and chips. Cuisine: European Location: Brew Wharf Yard, Stoney Street, London, SE1 9AD [Map]	via Toptable

	Butlers Wharf Chop House With its stunning riverside location and views of London’s iconic Tower Bridge, Butlers Wharf Chop House restaurant just south of the river in Shad Thames provides a thoroughly British dining experience. The oak-lined walls and big sun-filled windows are reminiscent of a cricket pavilion or a boating shed, just with more style. Butlers Wharf Chop House's menu offers a subtly modern take on old favourites like fisherman’s pie, tankards of prawns, whelks and cockles, and traditional roasts. Think hearty British food served in very British surroundings. The dessert menu offers comforting classics like sticky toffee pudding, rhubarb syllabub and a British cheeseboard. Wine lovers will enjoy the wide-ranging list that features English and Welsh wines, with a good selection by the glass starting at £5.50. For dinner overlooking the Thames – including al fresco tables with riverside views - look no further than Butlers Wharf Chop House restaurant. Cuisine: British Location: The Butlers Wharf Building, 36e Shad Thames, Tower Bridge, SE1 2YE [Map]	via Toptable

	Café Amisha A stunning restaurant just off of London’s well beaten track, Café Amisha is a local favourite bringing together urban styling with rustic food in a clever and harmonious way. Deep colours and dim lighting provide Café Amisha with an intimate atmosphere perfectly lending itself to romantic meals, while the addition of cosy Chesterfield settees and a well-stocked bar means that this is the kind of place in which to enjoy a full night with friends too. Attention to detail is important to Café Amisha’s management and their philosophy shines through not only in impeccable service but in the restaurant’s own blend of modern creative and traditional and authentic Italian dishes. Cuisine: Italian Location: 161 Grange Road, Southwark, London, SE1 3GH [Map]	via Toptable

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