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1. St. JOHN Smithfield
Fergus Henderson's influential Smithfield restaurant, founded in 1994 and known for nose-to-tail British cooking from a daily changing menu.
View details — St. JOHN SmithfieldLondon restaurants cover almost every cuisine, from traditional pubs and pie shops to Indian, Chinese and modern British dining rooms.
12 places · Updated October 23, 2026
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Fergus Henderson's influential Smithfield restaurant, founded in 1994 and known for nose-to-tail British cooking from a daily changing menu.
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The original Dishoom, a Bombay-style café in Covent Garden serving breakfast, small plates, grills and curries from morning until late.
View details — Dishoom Covent GardenRestaurant
Founded by Thomas Rule in 1798, this Covent Garden institution serves traditional British dishes and is especially known for its game.
View details — RulesRestaurant
Brett Graham's Notting Hill restaurant, holding three Michelin stars in the 2026 guide for refined, produce-led modern cooking.
View details — The LedburyRestaurant
A Mayfair Indian restaurant inspired by colonial-era gymkhana clubs, holding two Michelin stars in the 2026 guide.
View details — GymkhanaRestaurant
A grand all-day café-restaurant on Piccadilly, housed in a 1920s former car showroom and serving breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner.
View details — The WolseleyRestaurant
A Soho counter-dining tapas bar serving Spanish small plates, run on a walk-in-only basis with a heated terrace and standing bar.
View details — Barrafina Dean StreetRestaurant
A small Soho Thai restaurant cooking over charcoal and in clay pots, with counter seating and dishes built on seasonal British produce.
View details — KilnRestaurant
A Farringdon dining room established in 1869, now serving contemporary British cooking that reflects its history as a working men's chop house.
View details — The Quality Chop HouseRestaurant
A busy pasta bar on the edge of Borough Market serving short menus of fresh, hand-rolled pasta at accessible prices, with no reservations.
View details — Padella Borough MarketRestaurant
An East End fish and chip restaurant off Brick Lane, part of a small London group whose story dates back to 1952.
View details — Poppies SpitalfieldsRestaurant
A family-run pie and mash shop in Bermondsey, trading under the Manze name since 1902 and serving pies, mash, liquor and eels.
View details — M. Manze Tower Bridge Road