Professional, but vast, soulless and expensive, Gordon Ramsay’s grand brasserie, in a shopping mall by St Paul’s, seemed to us to exert an appeal only discernible by those lucky enough...
Larger, if a touch less hip, than its Covent Garden sibling, the third member of this fashionable chain brings its impressively consistent steakhouse formula to a larger scaled City basement.
Anyone...
A new meat-led restaurant, right by St Paul’s (of which some tables offer impressive views), which seems to owe its existence entirely to Jamie Oliver’s PR profile; the food on...
Adjacent to the Museum of London, a simple but satisfying City brasserie that makes a better than usual adjunct to a cultural day out.
We have so many cultural facilities in...
A useful but uninspired chain outlet, handily located for mid-rank business lunching in the heart of the City.
Raymond Blanc may technically be French, but he has made himself into something...
Neighbouring Fenchurch Street station, a bright new Turkish/Mediterranean brasserie; it is obviously handy for travellers, but makes a good place for an informal City lunch too.
Right by Fenchurch Street...
With a look reminiscent of “Edward Hopper's bleak Nighthawks painting”, this Camberwell gastropub looks “rather cheerless” outside and inside “you...read more
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