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Nestled near Westbourne Park, this cozy gastropub serves up delectable oysters and seasonal British dishes, all with a vibrant atmosphere.

Nestled in a sleek, three-story venue with abundant natural light, this Michelin-starred restaurant offers an inviting atmosphere and standout cuisine for any occasion.

At Zephyr in Notting Hill, modern mezze meets chargrilled delights in a stunning atmosphere where every dish dazzles, backed by impeccable service.

Mangal 1 is an iconic Turkish cafe in Dalston, serving succulent kebabs and warm pide amid quirky decor, where every meal feels like a flavor-packed embrace.

Snug, no-frills eatery doling out Vietnamese staples such as rice & noodles for take-out.

Family-run restaurant offering dishes from North Eastern Thailand in simple, stylish surrounds.

Grand lodging dating from 1899, offering an atrium with a restaurant, plus a spa and an indoor pool. Dating from 1899, this luxe hotel adjacent to Marylebone train station is 2 miles from the British Museum and a 14-minute walk from Oxford Street. The plush rooms have sitting areas, flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi. Refined 1- to 3-bedroom suites add separate living areas, Nespresso machines and Italian marble bathrooms; some have atrium views. There's a posh wood-panelled restaurant/bar serving modern European dishes, an elegant eatery in an 8-storey glass atrium, and a breezy lounge offering afternoon tea with a Middle Eastern twist. Other amenities include a mirrored bar, a spa and an indoor pool, plus a 24-hour business centre.

Primrose Hill is a charming enclave featuring elegant Victorian and pastel-hued Regency homes, where you can find trendy eateries and scenic views.

French-style American diner with an all-day menu, plus a bar, exposed bricks & red leather booths.

Busy chippie frying up traditional fish and chips to eat in or take away, open since 1982.