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The Box
Newly opened in Soho at 11-12 Walker’s Court W1F 0ED, The Box is very different from most dining venues.

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Blue Lagoon, located on fashionable Kensington High Street, offers delicious Thai cuisine without a lofty price tag....


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Review - Chalcot

With no tube station, and loads of windy residential streets, it’s no wonder that Primrose Hill is the current vogue area for London’s thin and beautiful... Cuisine: Italian
Area: Middlesex

Review - Champor-Champor

Champor-Champor means "mix and match" in Malaysian – and there really is no better way to describe this incredible restaurant. From the minute you walk through the door, into an Alladin's cave of colours, fabrics and smells, you are sent off on a magical mystery tour of Asia.
Cuisine: Asian
Area: South London

Review - Cheers

For all its shortcomings, Cheers has never pretended to be anything more than a cheap and cheerful refuelling point... Cuisine: American
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - Cheers

A couple of years ago, Cheers got a tongue-lashing from a couple of well-known publications. At the time it seemed harsh Cuisine: American
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - Cheyne Walk Brasserie

With its emphasis on French cuisine, and Chelsea location, you’d be forgiven for expecting Cheyne Walk Brasserie to be austere and cooler-than-thou, one of those places populated exclusively by the rich and/or thin and/or beautiful.... Cuisine: French
Area: Kensington & Chelsea

Review - Cheyne Walk Brasserie

A French restaurant in one of the Chelsea-ist bits of Chelsea? You’d be forgiven if you expected Cheyne Walk Brasserie to be one of those Cuisine: French
Area: Kensington & Chelsea

Review - Chives

Red Pepper group's Chives breaks Chelsea "Beach" curse. Another in the very successful neighbourhood-based Red Pepper group, taking on the karma of a quasi-cursed site in the busy “beach” stretch of Fulham Road....... Cuisine: Modern European
Area: Fulham & Hammersmith

Review - Chor Bizarre

Don’t steal the furniture! Indian restaurants across London may be shedding traces of Indian-ness, but... Cuisine: Indian
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - Chor Bizarre

Forget your Vindaloos and Madrases, the award-winning Chor Bizarre only deals in real Indian food. The name itself is a play on the phrase Chor Bazaar, or Thieves' bazaar and the interior certainly lives up to that hint of exoticism. No effort has been spared on the decor, ensuring that the Chor Bizarre experience is.... Cuisine: Indian
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - Chowki

According to the early publicity blurb, a chowki is the raised platform where Indian families traditionally eat. It’s now also the name of Kuldeep “Mela” Singh’s latest venture: homestyle Indian food in the sort of high turnover volume setting made popular by........
Cuisine: Indian
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - Chowki

Named after the raised platform where Indian families traditionally eat, Chowki is Kuldeep “Mela” Singh’s answer to the cheap, fast, volume formula of Wagamama et al. Cuisine: Indian
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - Christopher's

There’s a slightly faded grandeur to the façade of Christopher’s that belies the efficiency that goes on behind the door. However, that run down charm, the eclectic menu and slightly informal atmosphere makes this place very easy to like. Cuisine: American
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - Coq d Argent

Conran restaurants have pioneered a look that was new to this country when Quaglino's opened (or should that be re-opened?) Cuisine: French
Area: Square Mile

Review - Country Life

It’s just as well the misleadingly named Country Life was still closed for refurbishment during the recent Countryside Alliance protest, as who knows what mayhem might have followed if... Cuisine: Vegetarian
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - Crepeaffaire

From small humble beginnings on Hammersmith Broadway to the heady streets of Soho, this second branch of the casual eaterie Cuisine: French
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - Crivelli’s Garden

A view to a masterpiece. There’s a skewered view over Trafalgar Square, but the best view is of the restaurant’s eponymous painting by... Cuisine: Italian
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - Destino

Everybody knows a curry addict or someone for whom Chinese food is “where it’s at”. Many would give the nod to Thai these days. Myself, I like all of these plus a decent bit of Turkish, hearty Italian Cuisine: Spanish
Area: West End & Mayfair

Review - Dine

When you call a restaurant Dine you’re pretty much establishing a no-nonsense approach from the get go. Cuisine: Modern European
Area: Central London

Review - Dine

You might think that a restaurant that calls itself Dine is going to be as straightforward as it gets, much like Canteen or other similarly named ventures.. Cuisine: Modern European
Area: Central London

Review - Dockmasters House

Dockmasters House is an extra chic fine dining restaurant located just off wharf at Canary Wharf. This Indian restaurant is disguised Cuisine: Indian
Area: City & Docklands



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