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Christopher’s in Covent Garden serves up classic American steaks and indulgent brunches like London’s best chocolate brioche French toast in elegant, high-ceilinged rooms with a sleek martini bar downstairs.

Nestled in Netil Market, Paradox serves up some of London’s best specialty coffee in a charmingly compact space, perfect for sipping and browsing.

Sketch London is a chic Mayfair hotspot boasting eclectic dining spaces, three Michelin stars, immersive art, and those iconic egg-shaped bathroom pods.

The Bull & Last is a cozy Hampstead Heath gastropub, beloved for top-notch British roasts, hearty fare, top cask ales, and a dog-friendly vibe.

Coal Drops Yard blends historic industrial charm with sleek modern design, hosting luxe shops, eats, riverside chill spots, and vibrant markets near King's Cross.

Noble Rot Soho is a snug, stylish eatery serving up comforting European fare with standout roast chicken and an impressive wine list, all in a cozy, intimate vibe.

Nestled in Marylebone, Sidechick serves up succulent, marinated roast chicken with crave-worthy sides and natural wines, perfect for any casual outing.

Xi’an Biang Biang serves hand-pulled Xi’an-style noodles with bold, spicy sauces in a bright, casual Spitalfields canteen vibe.

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.

Nestled in Soho, The French House is a storied bar and dining room that boasts a no-tech vibe, enticing patrons with half pints and classic French fare, all while echoing whispers of its legendary literary past.