A couple of blocks from Charlotte Street, a corner boozer which gives a convincing British spin on the classic brasserie format; our early-days visit found it one of those rare...
A tiny and crammed Fitzrovia parlour, specialising in hot dogs and champagne; we couldn’t quite rationalise the appeal on our early days visit, but it was certainly already drawing in...
In the rag trade section of Fitzrovia, a large, stylish and cheerful brasserie whose compelling all-round formula is already packing ’em in.
Our first surprise on visiting this attractive-looking newcomer, was...
An elegantly-housed Roux family operation, opposite Broadcasting House, whose impressive all-round standards make it a rarity among London’s grand hotel dining rooms; the set lunch, in particular, offers spectacular value.
The...
A potentially remarkable revival of an almost unknown Greek restaurant, in Fitzrovia, established in 1936; its interior is one of the most impressive in the West End, and the food...
From the Giraffe people, an OK-ish burgers-and-more chain prototype, handy for Selfridges.
There’s not much to say about this bright new son-of-Giraffe chain prototype, in a strip of mid-price restaurants, just...