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	12 Temple Place Restaurant Situated inside the stylish Swissôtel The Howard, 12 Temple Place is always buzzing with local City workers who drop in for business lunches and after-work meals. The minimalist dining room features glass-topped tables, quirky candelabras and stunning designer patchwork furniture, giving the restaurant a colourful and trendy atmosphere. In the summer months, the sunny garden courtyard is perfect for alfresco dinner dates. With Chef Brian Spark’s exquisite British menu and afternoon tea on offer, dining here is a real treat for your tastebuds. We love the assiette of suckling pig with crackling, celeriac, apples and grain mustard; the pea and crab mousse with marjoram, poached crayfish and bisque foam; and the roast buccleuch beef fillet, oxtail and bone marrow pie. Cuisine: British Location: 12 Temple Place, London, WC2R 2PR [Map]	via Toptable

	Adam Street There's something rather fun about Adam Street, a private members club that spreads beneath The Strand. Maybe it's the fact that a solitary door leads to a surprising set of 18th cum 21st century vaults, or perhaps it's the friendly, successful, good-looking crowd that hang out here. Then again maybe it's because the vaults are literally the stuff of Dickens' novels. Whatever the reason, there's a lot to like about Adam Street - especially the restaurant. Set in a semi-circular vault, it's lined with sumptuous dark red banquettes and several mirrors, a must for the roving eye. The modern British club menu is probably best described as jazzed up public school comfort food, so think salmon fishcake with baby spinach and rhubarb crumble; simple but exclusive. Cuisine: British Location: 9 Adam Street, The Strand, London, WC2N 6AA [Map]	via Toptable

	Albannach A leading light on the London dining scene, Albannach is glamorous, decadent, smart and classic. Spread over three grandiose floors on Trafalgar Square, the restaurant is spacious and modern with dark woods used throughout and witty touches which appeal to the local fashion and media crowd. A restructured menu follows a pattern of high quality ingredients, including beef from the famous Hereford Cattle, and classic, simple creations, all showcasing what modern British cuisine has to offer. Grills and fish are at the forefront, flanked by lighter salads and starters and the best British desserts plus delectable whisky cocktails which form the backbone of a strong selection of drinks available at your table or in the bar. Cuisine: British Location: 66 Trafalgar Square, London, WC2N 5DS [Map]	via Toptable

	Bloomsbury Street Bar & Restaurant Bloomsbury Street Bar & Restaurant is a cool and intimate space in the heart of London's avant garde creative quarter, moments from the steps of the British Museum. Cuisine: British Location: 7-13 Bloomsbury Street, London, WC1B 3QD [Map]	via 5pm.co.uk

	Boyd's Bar and Brasserie Spectacular. There is no other word for Boyd’s Bar and Brasserie, part of The Northumberland on the very edge of Trafalgar Square. In such a historic setting it would be all to easy to create a contrived olde worlde atmosphere, however the designers of Boyd’s have instead sunk their teeth in to splendid surroundings with contemporary gusto, bringing together decadent original marble walls with traditional furniture and touches of timeless modern design to create an impressive space which is bound to elicit awed gasps from first time visitors. Surprisingly good value, Boyd’s Brasserie offers everything from a basic takeaway breakfast for just a fiver to a full English brunch, steak and chips and tapas, Brit style. From its food to its feel, Boyd’s successfully creates the air of an old fashioned gentlemen’s club brought elegantly in to the 21st century. Cuisine: British Location: 8 Northumberland Avenue, West End London, WC2N 5BY [Map]	via Toptable

	Covent Garden Grill With its straight forward approach and simple, unfussy food, the Covent Garden Grill is an appealing restaurant with a warm, welcoming atmosphere. A modern but timeless interior is the first indication that this is a restaurant which shuns fad and fancy, instead concentrating on offering a comfortable and pleasant dining experience – and it’s quickly backed up by the always charming service from the Covent Garden Grill staff. Set across two floors, the Grill is large but intimate with cosy booths for romantic pre-theatre dinner dates, and open seating for relaxed dining with friends or colleagues. The Covent Garden Grill offers an inventive grill menu with excellent British ingredients, including 28-day hung black Aberdeen Angus steaks from Inverurie, used throughout. Cuisine: British Location: 16 Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, WC2E 8QH [Map]	via Toptable

	Creation Bar & Restaurant Modern brasserie-style restaurant serving British Oriental dishes Cuisine: British, Far Eastern Location: Radisson Edwardian Kenilworth Hotel, 97 Great Russell Street, London, WC1B 3LB [Map]	via 5pm.co.uk

	Crusting Pipe Locations don't come much more impressive than that belonging to the oddly named Crusting Pipe, situated on the ground level of the famous Covent Garden market hall. With its Dickensian moniker it will come as no surprise to learn that the Crusting Pipe is a Victorian style venue, however you're more likely to find well turned out theatre goers at the tables than Fagin and Magwitch types. Light and airy, boasting a large outdoor seating area from which views of the market can be enjoyed along with your glass of wine from the vast list of good value Davy's house wines, or indeed your vintage port - after all it is the Crusting Pipe's speciality. An excellent range of traditional grill-style food is offered too, making the Crusting Pipe a pre-theatre favourite. Cuisine: British Location: 27 The Market, Covent Garden, WC2E 8RD [Map]	via Toptable

	Dial Bar and Restaurant The Dial Bar and Restaurant is a popular meeting point, famous for its interesting take on classic cocktails. Cuisine: British Location: 20 Monmouth Street, London, WC2H 9HD [Map]	via 5pm.co.uk

	Dial Restaurant & Bar Situated at Seven Dials in the heart of Covent Garden, Dial is an immensely popular meeting place for people that live and work in the area, as well as theatregoers. Dial can be described as cool, chic and sophisticated, with wooden floors and leather chairs. But the service is unfailingly helpful and friendly. The cooking style is updated classical British with an enthusiastic young Kitchen team overseen by Ross Pilcher. Dial has received 2 AA rosettes. Cuisine: British Location: The Radisson Edwardian Hotel, Seven Dials, Mercer Street, London, WC2H 9HD [Map]	via Toptable

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