Restaurants in London

Check out Roast Restaurant. Roast is dedicated to reviving the best of British cooking. Think imaginative takes on traditional dishes, such as roast grouse, game chips and quince jelly.

Marcus Wareing At The Berkeley fare at The Berkeley is focused on local ingredients with a modernist twist.

This isn't exactly a restaurant experience, but it's in a fun high-end place with plenty of seating -- Harrods Food Halls. Stop by the seafood counter for live scallops (fresh off the north coast of Britain) and smoked salmon.

Definitely try The Wolseley. If only it were possible, I would spend morning, noon and night there! Also, try Cipriani and don't miss their baked Tagliattini--one of my husband's favorites! Another great one is Cecconis. It's very familiar to me, which can be a nice change of pace after spending weeks abroad. My team and I also tried Hakkasan during Fashion Week this past September, and it was mahj!  There's also Mr Chow, of course!

Eat british food in London could be an enjoyable experience to "The Lady Ottoline" I really love this quality restaurant.... :) you can eat really well without spend a lot of money!  I definetely suggest you: http://www.theladyottoline.com !!! 

If you like Indian food,Potli at  Potli is quite good. Not only is the food delicious, I loved the quaint setting with old Bollywood posters, interesting cutlery and many more things to make you feel like you have stepped into a different era. I think the nearest Tube station in Ravenscourt.

Hope this helps!

Try  Caravan in Exmouth Market. They have great, upscale English food and the restaurant is in the charming Exmouth Market, not far from King's Cross and Angel. This is their website http://www.caravanonexmouth.co.uk/

You can't go wrong with Jamie Oliver's FIFTEEN. There are upstairs and downstairs dining  room options. The food is fantastic and the atmosphere is relaxed, but still slightly formal. The food is varied as well, so there should be something for everyone.

Hi Courtney, 

Restaurants in London are easy to come by. When I was organising business dinners in the city we liked:

- Jamie's Italian Threadneedle Street (a chain by Jamie Oliver - good food, reasonably priced and good service)

- Blueprint Cafe (At the design museum, walking distance from Tower Bridge. Lovely, fancy food, set menu deal on certain nights, great view of Tower Bridge)

- Sushisamba (for the view, cocktails and tapas-style Japanese-Brazilian-Peruvian sushi on the 38th-floor Heron Tower overlooking London)

- Duck & Waffle (located ABOVE Sushisamba, open 24 hours, great for breakfast meetings)

- TĪNG (Located on level 35 of The Shard, this glass walled restaurant serves modern European cuisine with an Asian twist as you enjoy breathtaking views across London.)

- Shoryu (A chain located all through London with yummy Japanese ramen (noodles and soup))

- Haz (A Turkish cuisine chain located all through city of London)

- Ottolenghi (haven't been here yet, but it has been recommended and I am booked to go end of August). 

I have a larger list here: http://www.neverendinghoneymoon.net/%EF%BB%BF%EF%BB%BFwhere-to-eat-out-in-london/

Other easy bars in the city with food include The Folly, The Draft House Tower Bridge, The Drift, and The Dickens Inn. 

At Borough Market (awesome food stalls for lunch!) at London Bridge there is also Wright Brothers Oyster & Porter Houseand a little walk away, on Bermondsey St, Pizarro and Zucca are also nice. 

Enjoy your time in London! 

Jacqui 

Yes some great suggestions already in here

The Wolseley

Wright Brothers Soho Oyster House Le Gavroche The Portrait Restaurant & Bar