Hawksmoor
The Hawksmoor, a steakhouse founded in East London, built its reputation on bone marrow burgers, grilled meats and cocktails. Since opening in 2006, it has expanded to other locations and added…
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The Royal Oak
At The Royal Oak on East London’s Columbia Road, British pub food is tweaked to embrace global flavors in snacks like merguez Scotch eggs and pig’s cheeks with Alsatian bacon,…
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The Cow
West London’s The Cow serves light pub food on the ground floor, with a more formal dining setting upstairs. Pair raw, smoked and marinated fish from France and Britain with…
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The Harwood Arms
At The Harwood arms, Mike Robinson of The Pot Kiln in Berkshire and Brett Graham of London’s two Michelin-starred The Ledbury have teamed up to bring exquisite food to Fulham in…
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The Anchor & Hope
More than a decade after its founding, Southwark’s The Anchor & Hope continues to deliver uncompromising quality dishes known for their depth and richness. The menu merges traditional British and…
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The Bull & Last
Housed in a 19th-century carriage house near Hampstead Heath, The Bull and Last serves expertly executed game, meats and fish alongside classic cocktails, cask ales and wines from the Old…
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The Eagle
Thriving since the early 1990s, The Eagle was among the pioneers in the gastropub field, cashing in on Britain’s more liberal approach to licensing. Beck’s and Guinness are poured right…
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Great Queen Street
Covent Garden’s Great Queen Street serves modern British food with a clear emphasis on meat and game, offering few options for London’s considerable vegetarian population. Dishes include hearty pub classics…
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The Zetter Townhouse
Tony Conigliaro, of 69 Colebrooke Row, created the cocktails at this boutique hotel's lounge. The parlor-style room is designed to look like the abode of a fictional 19th-century eccentric spinster called…
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Scarfe’s Bar at the Rosewood Hotel
With its towering marble pillars and enormous chandeliers, Scarfes is like a library from another century. Antique books sourced from Portobello Market line the shelves alongside butterflies displayed in bell…
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