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The Box
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Review - 1 Blossom Street

Tucked away in Blossom Street – presumably the place in the City specialising in bulb investment and Chrsyanth futures......... Cuisine: Modern Italian
Area: Square Mile

Review - 1 Blossom Street

Beautifully located in Blossom Street,Roberto Paddo’s restaurant has achieved its mission to bring good, simple Italian fare to the Square Mile. Cuisine: Modern Italian
Area: Square Mile

Review - Beluga Café

From pork pies and pints to champagne and caviar. Champagne and seafood bars have a very useful role to fulfil in the role call of life’s eating out occasions. A spontaneous celebration, a quick pick me up of fizz and protein, an extravagance for Friday lunch, the start of a longer evening out... Cuisine: Fish & Seafood
Area: City & Docklands

Review - Canteen

Spitalfields may have been a culinary desert up until now, but that’s sure to change with the arrival of this superb new eaterie. Cuisine: British
Area: East London

Review - Carluccio

Once a restaurant expands and opens a few branches, one can't help but fear a drop in quality and standards. Will the chef get lazy, abandoning quality for economic success? Cuisine: Italian
Area: City & Docklands

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 - 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

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

Review - Fluid Bar

From the outside, Fluid looks like any other achingly trendy bar/club/restaurant in an achingly trendy part of town. Get through the door though and it's another matter. Fluid is a nice roomy bar, with lots of sofas and original coin-op games. Cuisine: Japanese
Area: Square Mile

Review - Gaucho

All chains should be this good. Fact. Having supplied red meat and red wine to red faced business types for some years, Gaucho Grill is undergoing a reinvention. Cuisine: Argentine
Area: Square Mile

Review - Green & Red

Oh happy day. A new Mexican in London that’s: a) fantastic; and b) fantastic value. Set in a Flat Iron-esque building near the Brick Cuisine: Mexican
Area: East London

Review - Green & Red

Oh happy day. A new Mexican in London that’s: a)fantastic; and b) fantastic value. For those of us addicted to the joys of this cuisine – I can’t be alone in this, surely.... Cuisine: Mexican
Area: East London

Review - Hara The Circle Bar & Restaurant

Several words spring to mind on entering Hara. Sleek is one. Cool is another. But it might take you a moment before you notice the best bit about this gorgeous space. It’s smoke free. Which means you can enjoy Cuisine: Indian
Area: City & Docklands

Review - Just The Bridge

As the name suggests, Just The Bridge is sister restaurant to Just St James and Oriental and is, indeed, by a bridge – the former “wobbly” Millennium Bridge in fact... Cuisine: European
Area: City & Docklands

Review - Just The Bridge

As the name suggests, Just The Bridge is sister restaurant to Just St James and Oriental (both already reviewed favourably on this site) and is, indeed, by a bridge – the former “wobbly” Millennium Bridge in fact. Its aspect over the Thames and opposite the Tate gives the restaurant a light, bright and open feel – even on a rainy Thursday - and makes for an enjoyably relaxed atmosphere. Cuisine: European
Area: City & Docklands

Review - Percento

The sums add up at Percento. While the horrible ‘70s buildings have come down around St Paul’s and before the (hopefully) wonderful new buildings are on the way up, there are some amazing, if temporary, views to be seen... Cuisine: Italian
Area: Square Mile

Review - Preem

Lookswise, Preem is functional rather than ostentatious. To be blunt, there’s not a lot to make it stick out from its crowd of Brick Lane rivals but that’s not meant as a criticism... Cuisine: Indian
Area: City & Docklands

Review - Preem Restaurant and Balti House

Lookswise, Preem is functional rather than ostentatious. To be blunt, there’s not a lot to make it stick out from its crowd of Cuisine: Indian
Area: City & Docklands

Review - QUADRATO

It’s always a challenge to recreate the experience of real Italian dining in the UK but at Quadrato, chef Marco Bax has done a fine job Cuisine: Italian
Area: City & Docklands

Review - QUADRATO

It seems it’s a challenge to recreate the experience of real Italian dining in the UK. I am always on the look out for a restaurant that can produce the mouth-watering freshness of real Italian cooking. Cuisine: Italian
Area: City & Docklands



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