Koshari Street

Korean staples, such as fried chicken, rice dishes and noodles, served in a chill, wood-clad space.

Nestled in bare-brick vaults, this charming wine shop and bar serves up a stellar selection of international bottles paired with tasty sharing plates.

Experience a vibrant blend of Albanian, Turkish, Greek, and Iranian dishes, grilled to perfection in a cozy, no-frills atmosphere that feels like home.

Lederhosen-clad staff serve Bavarian beers at wooden benches in a beer hall with a live oompah band.

The Phene is a chic, multi-room gastro pub in Chelsea, blending historical charm with a lively atmosphere, perfect for dining or a casual drink.

Contemporary local cuisine served in a fashionable restaurant within the Whitechapel Gallery.

"We are the world’s first fine dining restaurant to be staffed by homeless people. All staff benefit from full-time contracts paid at the London Living Wage and pro catering training and qualifications financed by us at Home Kitchen. The legendary eatery, Odette’s in Primrose Hill was chosen as the first site for a fine dining concept with a mission to scale to other cities with significant homeless communities. Home Kitchen features two-time Michelin star winner Adam Simmonds as Executive Chef and a leadership team drawn from the catering and hospitality, advertising, and charity sectors. We're open weekly - Wednesday to Sunday, offering a dinner service Wednesday to Friday, lunch and dinner on Saturday and Sunday lunch for roast!"

Tucked away in a bike shed-turned-arts hub, this charming cafe offers a modern twist on classic dishes amidst a lovely garden setting.

Step into this enchanting Soho basement bar, where dim lights and vintage teapot cocktails create a swanky, speakeasy vibe that feels like a secret retreat.

Tucked away in Tooting, Daddy Bao serves up delicious Taiwanese bites and cocktails in a cozy, welcoming atmosphere perfect for sharing.