Restaurant of the Month
Faber, West London.
“Fresh fish caught and served daily” is the culinary philosophy at Faber, an unexpected and enchanting sanctuary for seafood aficionados nestled in the heart of west London. Faber is meticulously crafted using only the finest, freshest ingredients, culminating in wholesome, innovative dishes that promise guests an unforgettable gastronomic voyage.
Fazenda, Liverpool Street, London.
Football, samba, bossa nova, and more recently, rodizio - the Brazilian art of skillfully barbecuing various cuts of meat - are just a few reasons why our affection for this remarkable country endures. Embracing this beloved Brazilian tradition of churrasco is Fazenda restaurant in Bishopsgate, which serves this authentic Brazilian feast throughout the year.
Bocconcino, Oxford Circus, London.
London boasts a diverse and dynamic Italian restaurant scene, but any discussion of the best Italian restaurants in the city must include Bocconcino. Located discreetly behind Oxford Circus, this chic restaurant and bar has raised the bar for dining in Soho, with a menu that transports diners on a culinary tour of Italy's regions, from Tuscany to Rome to Sicily and Florence.
JM Oriental, North London.
JM Oriental, situated in the tranquil neighborhood of Colindale in North London, distinguishes itself as a pinnacle of Cantonese culinary excellence, largely due to the highly- regarded Chef Andrew Hung. His dishes are a symphony of authenticity and rich taste, encapsulating the true spirit of Cantonese fare.
Gillrays, Central London.
If you want to make your next steak dinner truly unforgettable, look no further than Gillray’s, where a theatrical setting and breathtaking Thameside views await. This unique dining experience offers iconic vistas of the London Eye, the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben and the River Thames, all while you peruse a comprehensive menu that is sure to tantalise your taste buds.
KGK, Kensington.
If you’re a Korean food enthusiast, dash, don’t dawdle, to Korean Grill Kensington, one of London’s crème de la crème of Korean eateries. Nestled in the heart of Kensington, just a hop, skip, and a jump from the lively Gloucester Road, you’ll find it snugly tucked beneath the grandiose Millennium Hotel.
10 Greek Street, Soho, London.
10 Greek St describes itself as “a bustling, neighbourhood restaurant in the heart of Soho”. Now, we’ve all heard those words before, haven’t we? So many places try to sound authentic and end up feeling like a parody. But, dear reader, I can assure you that 10 Greek St genuinely lives up to the hype.
Motcombs, St John’s Wood, London.
Belgravia’s beloved neighbourhood haunt, Motcombs, has decided that one plum spot simply isn’t enough. After over 40 years of charming Belgravia, it now graces St John's Wood with its presence, breathing new life into the high street and sprinkling a touch of elegance over the neighbourhood.
Osteria del Mare, Covent Garden, London.
Osteria Del Mare brings an authentic Italian seafood experience to the heart of Covent Garden. Nestled on The Strand, this sophisticated and contemporary restaurant is the latest offering from the acclaimed Bocconcino Restaurant group, renowned for its excellence in Italian cuisine.
Bar Douro, Finsbury Square, London.
It’s not difficult to understand why Max Graham’s Bar Douro is often considered one of the finest Portuguese dining establishments in London. Discreetly situated in Finsbury Square, away from the frenetic energy of Broadgate Circus, Bar Douro may be modest in size but is exquisitely designed.