Noura Mayfair, Lebanese Restaurant

This chic spot in Notting Hill serves up fresh sushi, melt-in-your-mouth wagyu, and expertly crafted cocktails in a stylish atmosphere—just be ready for small portions.

"Algerian street food."

Creative Spanish tapas, sherries and wine served in a bohemian-style space with vintage furnishings.

Step into this vintage Art Deco café where locals gather for hearty English breakfasts and comforting Italian classics, all served with warm hospitality.

"Feijão do Luís started in 1996, when the “Brazilian Touch Cafe” was inaugurated on Oxford Street, in the center of London. Although it was small and hidden inside a larger store, it became increasingly popular among the Brazilian community, and before long, the majority of Brazilians in London knew the place. It was decorated with vibrant paintings, played Brazilian music, and sold a variety of sweets and Brazilian desserts. But what truly made it famous was the feijoada – the traditional Brazilian dish – and the café soon became known as Feijão do Luís, in honor of its founder Luiz de Souza. More than just a café, Feijão do Luís became a meeting point for Brazilians in London."

Dive into a vibrant weekly market filled with vintage treasures, eclectic street food, and a lively atmosphere that draws locals and tourists alike.

Step into a sleek haven of terracotta booths and marble counters where delightful brasserie fare meets warm, inviting service for an unforgettable meal.

Nestled in a stylish Georgian townhouse just steps from Marble Arch, this chic boutique hotel boasts plush rooms, an elegant cocktail lounge, and a touch of luxury.

Light, bright restaurant for modern Peruvian fare, plus a basement for tapas and a cocktail bar.

Nestled in a Sir John Soane-designed building, this cozy gallery boasts a treasure trove of Old Masters and exciting rotating exhibitions, all complemented by a delightful café.