Restaurants

Carousel London plans to host a selection of chefs from around the world for this year’s summer programme of guest residencies.

Monsieur Le Duck champions rustic dishes from south-west France, with a predominant focus on its namesake ingredient.

With plenty of exciting launches constantly taking place across the Capital, we pick July's best new London restaurant and bar openings.

Replacing Maze, Lucky Cat is celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay's first London opening since 2014.

A family-run group of four London restaurants, Mien Tay specialises in south-western Vietnamese cuisine.

Specialising in gua bao – a popular street food dish in Taiwan - BAO’s first venture south of the river serves often outstanding food that makes dinner well worth queuing for.

One of 2019's most charming new restaurant openings.

A wine bar with a food menu of note, The Drop joins the Hart Brothers’ portfolio of restaurants at Coal Drops Yard. Near King’s Cross station and Granary Square, the Heatherwick Studio-designed shopping and restaurant district opened last autumn. Originally established in 1850, to handle to eight million tonnes of coal delivered to the capital each year, Coal Drops Yard’s most recent redevelopment sees a parade of Victorian buildings and arches reimagined to home various enterprises. Located in canal-side arches...

East London’s restaurant of the moment, Gloria is a contender for the city’s most unapologetically over the top new opening. The first overseas venture from the Big Mamma group, with seven restaurants in France, Gloria occupies the former Red’s True Barbecue site on Great Eastern Street. Having already received rapturous acclaim since opening earlier this year, the restaurant draws long queues, thanks to a no-bookings policy for groups fewer than six, and plans have already been announced for a second...