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Pophams is a bright Scandinavian-style bakery by day, serving up irresistible pastries and coffee, and cozying up into a handmade pasta haven by night.

Nestled inside the National Gallery, this charming self-service spot serves up light meals, coffee, and delightful scones, perfect for a cozy break after exploring art.

Nestled in Kensington, this charming barn-themed eatery serves rustic British fare that’s as delightful as its cozy, candlelit ambiance.

Nestled by the Electric Cinema, the Electric Diner is a buzzing French-American haven with comfy red booths, all-day brunch, and irresistible burgers.

Nestled between a dry cleaner and an off-licence in Queen’s Park, Sudu serves up soul-soothing Malaysian comfort food in a cozy, romantic setting that feels like home.

Frenchie is a stunning modern brasserie in Covent Garden, serving inventive French dishes like bacon and maple syrup scones and banoffee pie, all in a chic setting.

Rambutan in Borough Market serves up vibrant Sri Lankan village-style dishes cooked over an open fire, paired with natural wines and spirited cocktails, creating an invigorating dining experience.

Colourful kitchen with a terrace dishing up customisable pizzas, plus wine & craft beer.

The Eagle, London’s original gastropub, offers a vibrant atmosphere and a menu brimming with Mediterranean-influenced British comfort food, highlighted by its legendary steak sandwich.

Hip, informal eatery & bar featuring eggs in eclectic dishes from burgers to tacos, hash and more.