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	Hampshire Bar and Restaurant Flooded with natural light and deeply comfortable with paprika crushed velvet sofas, the Hampshire Bar and Restaurant is one of London's best al fresco spaces. Cuisine: British Location: 31-36 Leicester Square, London, WC2H 7LH [Map]	via 5pm.co.uk

	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

	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

	Phoenix Artist Club Arts fans of all ages like drinking in the atmospheric sophistication of the Phoenix Artist Club in London's West End. A subtly-lit basement restaurant and bar, the Phoenix is distinctive for its eclectic theatre-style decor marked by what must be hundreds of prints, paintings, photographs and collectable objects. But if you're too hungry to notice - check out the bar snacks which start at £4.99. Its claim to fame is the dining area which was converted from the original dressing and rehearsal rooms of the Phoenix Theatre where Laurence Olivier made his debut in 1930. Its 150 capacity and charming character make it a popular venue for birthdays and corporate parties. Exclusive hire of the whole bar and/or the back room is possible. Cuisine: British Location: 1 Phoenix Street, Charing Cross Road, London, WC2H 0DT [Map]	via Toptable

	Portrait Restaurant and Bar Perched atop London's iconic National Portrait Gallery in Martin Place, the Portrait Restaurant and Bar has some of the best views in London. Looking out over Trafalgar Square and Westminster, this dining room is an elegant venue for cocktail dates, coffee-and-cake breaks, business luncheons and discreet dinner parties. Filled with an artsy gourmet-loving crowd, the Portrait Restaurant is simply decorated with blonde wooden floors, red leather banquettes and graphic prints, and the kitchen is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Don't miss the potted Devon crab with sweet pickled cucumber and granary toast; the guinea fowl with truffle mash, creamed leeks, wild mushrooms and bacon; and the pistachio crème brûlée with white and dark chocolate shortbread. Cuisine: British Location: National Portrait Gallery, St Martin’s Place, WC2H 0HE [Map]	via Toptable

	Sway Sway restaurant has it all: a terrific dining room that's stylish and comfortable, an excellent modern British menu, five very different and very cool bars, and a nightclub three nights a week. Once you enter, you may never want to leave. Sway is located at the borderline where the City of London meets London's West End, and it's a short distance from Covent Garden, theatres, the Strand and just about everything, it seems. In the midst of all the coolness, you will find the heart of a delightful restaurant beating strongly, with inventive dishes like starter of Thai-spiced coconut chicken skewer with chilli and coriander dip, favourites like main course of lemon chicken breast with chorizo, olives, peppers and sun-blushed tomatoes and guilt-inducing desserts like sticky toffee pudding with fudge sauce and clotted cream. Sway is great for business lunches or after-hours fun or long evenings that start with supper and carry on til you're done. Cuisine: British, Modern European Location: 61 - 65 Great Queen Street, London, WC2B 5BZ [Map]	via Toptable

	The Hampshire Restaurant and Bar Amidst the hustle and bustle of Leicester Square, The Hampshire Restaurant and Bar offers an oasis of peace and calm for business or pleasure. Chef Kevin Munden bases the British menu on well-sourced, seasonal ingredients such as London-smoked salmon , Gloucester Old Spot pork, and a fabulous staek, aged for a minimum of 28 days from Dillons Farm in Ireland. The cunningly contemporary yet classically comfortable interior and 110 outdoor seats provide an excellent location for star spotting: huge London premiers are held right next door and it’s a favourite of Tom Hanks when he’s in town. With license until midnight The Hampshire is great for soothing your aching feet after pounding the West End pavements . Cuisine: British Location: The Hampshire Hotel, 36 Leicester Square, London, WC2H 7LH [Map]	via Toptable

	The Old Crown Blending the best of the British boozer with a dash of urban cool, The Old Crown is perfect for long lunches, post-shopping refuels and weekend blow-outs. Situated on London’s busy New Oxford Street, it’s a genuine one-off – designed and lived in by the innovative team who own and run it. The reclaimed chandeliers, hand-crafted wooden tables and metallic flock panelling add to the laid-back vibe but the menu clearly means business. It changes weekly to incorporate organic seasonal produce and includes dishes like rump steak with mushroom cream; sea bass with puy lentil dahl; and classic burgers and sandwiches. With the added bonus of a fully stocked bar and some of the friendliest staff in town, it’s hard not to fall for The Old Crown’s charms. Cuisine: British Location: 33 New Oxford Street, London, WC1A 1BH [Map]	via Toptable

	The Savoy Grill - Gordon Ramsay First opened in 1889, The Savoy Grill restaurant has long been associated with glamorous power dining. A favourite of silver screen icons and eminent politicos, The Savoy Grill has always been faultlessly elegant, and its newest incarnation as a member of the Gordon Ramsay family is no exception. Recent refurbishment has retained art deco styling – faux turtle shell walls are accompanied by antique mirrors and velvet upholstery for an opulent feel. Chef Andy Cook’s menu reflects the old school glamour of The Savoy Grill, offering a range of traditional British and French dishes. Classics like lobster thermidor and beef wellington are served on the trolley, to be followed with millefeuille and ice cream bombe, all done with modern flair and delicate, artistic presentation. Overseen by acclaimed celebrity chef Stuart Gillies, the new Savoy Grill promises to mix the best of old and new and provide a memorable fine dining experience in the most dazzling of settings. Cuisine: British, French Location: The Strand, London, WC2R 0EU [Map]	via Toptable

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