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Review - Sotheby’s Café

Sotheby’s probably isn’t the obvious spot for a bite to eat but expect that to change very soon .... There’s no bidding, sly winks or old ingredients involved here........... Cuisine: French
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - Sticky Fingers

Rarely was a themed restaurant so aptly named. On the walls, the sort of memorabilia collection befitting Bill Wyman’s 30-odd years with the Rolling Stones (who had an album called Sticky Fingers, in case you weren’t aware). In the booths, lots of people with big grins on their faces and the aforementioned sauce covered digits... Cuisine: American
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - Sumosan

I first visited Sumosan around three years ago when it opened. At the time, it seemed a bold move to launch this sort of place a relatively...... Cuisine: Japanese
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - Texas Embassy

There’s a lot of history at 1 Cockspur Street. In 1836, General Houston routed the Mexicans and, on April 21, he secured independence for Texas. As... Cuisine: Mexican
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - The Cinnamon Club

Many believe there is no such thing as coincidence in the universe. It certainly is no coincidence that The Cinnamon Club opened in the year when Indian restaurants first received stars in the Michelin Guide... Cuisine: Indian
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - The Dorchester Grill Room

A re-invigorated classic.The Dorchester’s new executive chef, Henry Brosi, has turned his attention to this classic of... Cuisine: British
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - The Elysee

Tradition flows over from the entertainment and the history onto the menu. When you think of Greek cuisine, you think of Cuisine: Greek
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - The Endurance

The rise of the gastro pub has been one of the more enjoyable food fads in the capital these last few years, even if hardened drinkers might disagree. The formula goes something like Cuisine: British
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - The Oak Room

You’re doing fine, Oak Room. The excitement now generated by dining out in London means that reviewers need to get in there seconds after... Cuisine: Modern British
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - The People’s Palace

So much of the architecture of the South Bank Centre has been (justifiably) reviled, but even its harshest critics are enthusiastic about the Royal Festival Hall, a good example of ‘60s International style applied to a concert hall instead of a tower block... Cuisine: Modern British
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - The Perseverance

Perseverance works Cuisine: Modern British
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - The Rainforest Café

Quite simply, there’s nothing about The Rainforest Café that I find the slightest bit redeeming. It’s the Liberace of themed restaurants Cuisine: American
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - The Rainforest Café

The Rainforest Café is the Liberace of themed restaurants – over the top and proud of it. This is The Vegas Amazon, with cascading waterfalls, animatronic gorillas and giant mechanical pelicans, all under a thick canopy of plastic foliage Cuisine: American
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - The Thomas Cubitt

Surrounded by some of the most expensive and exclusive property in London, this superb new gastro pub is named after one of the master builders of the 19th century. There’s also something very grand Cuisine: Modern British
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - Tuttons

Location, location, location. So goes the old punchline about property. The rule applies equally to restaurants and Tuttons, the Covent Garden stalwart, must have the best location in London. To the left, the Royal Cuisine: Mediterranean
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - Villandry Bar

New York style all day, every day. Very usefully placed gastro-emporium with restaurant and bar each with their own... Cuisine: Modern European
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - Wagamama

It is nearly a decade since Wagamama first opened in London, bringing the chaotic and uncomfortable world of canteen-style noodle bars to the UK. Cuisine: Japanese
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - Wheeler

As a child, my family never really went out to restaurants. Neither of my parents were aspiring gourmets, the costs were generally prohibitive and the youngest member of the clan – me – wouldn’t eat anything more than mash and luncheon meat anyway. My experience of restaurants was thus limited to a 70’s TV/film idealised view: a glamorous, slightly formal Cuisine: British
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - Yatra

Worth a spiritual journey. Upmarket restaurant in the contemporary Indian style – slate floors, lush burgundy walls, trickling water... Cuisine: Indian
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - Yatra

Somewhere between Yatra and Utsav lies the perfect Indian restaurant. Combine Yatra’s atmosphere and Utsav’s food and you’d have to find me a sleeping bag: I doubt I’d ever leave. That’s not to say Yatra’s food is bad. It’s excellent and, like Utsav, owes more to traditional Indian fare rather than the Michelin-grabbing menus of Tamarind etc. Cuisine: Indian
Area: West End & Mayfair



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