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The Savoy blends Edwardian and Art Deco elegance with luxe amenities, riverside views, top dining, and iconic British charm.

Nestled in the revamped BBC Television Centre, Kricket is a vibrant British-Indian spot renowned for its Keralan fried chicken and bustling terrace, perfect for groups and casual hangouts.

Nestled beneath a railway arch in Bermondsey, 40 Maltby Street is a no-reservation gem where ever-changing European small plates and natural wines transform casual dining into a delightful adventure.

The Ivy in Covent Garden blends art deco chic with a lively celeb-spot vibe, serving classic and Asian-tinged British fare in a glam theatre district setting.

In Kensington, Yashin serves inventive, soy-free sushi with luxury twists like truffle and ponzu jelly, paired perfectly with an eclectic sake list.

Forza Wine is a laid-back Peckham rooftop haven serving up Italian small plates and smooth cocktails with stunning views over the London skyline.

Nestled in Belgravia, Hunan offers a thrilling culinary adventure where diners surrender their choices and indulge in a dazzling array of exquisite small plates.

The Prince is a sprawling, lush beer hall in Earl’s Court with four diverse eateries, vibrant drinks, and a lively garden vibe perfect for groups and celebrations.

Half Cut Market in Camden serves up expertly curated natural wines and fun, flavorful small plates in a lively, welcoming spot.

Tas brings a stylish twist to classic Anatolian cuisine on Turkey's Asian side, perfect for lively gatherings over hearty mezze and inviting atmospheres.