
20 "Checking Out The Talent" restaurants in London.
NT’s is a cool bar with a roof terrace in London Fields. It’s a killer spot for a cocktail on a sunny day.
Paradise by Way of Kensal Green is a pub-cum-bar-cum-restaurant in Kensal Green with a nice outdoor patio.
Serge et le Phoque is a Fitzrovia outpost of a Hong Kong restaurant where you will have a perfectly pleasant but not very exciting expensive meal.
Bocconcino is a large upmarket Italian restaurant in Mayfair serving big and classy Italian staples of pasta and pizza.
Bistrotheque is a neighbourhood bistro set in an old warehouse, with art projected on the walls and an ambience best described as ‘trendy as fuck’.
Coq D’Argent is a slick rooftop garden and terrace in the City that gets routinely rammed during the summer by The City boys and girl of London.
Yauatcha’s City outpost in Broadgate Circle has all the pretty dim sum, ambience, and upmarket food of the original glam Chinese restaurant.
Shoreditch Sky Terrace bar’s hidden location and crowd control means that you feel like you are at a private pool party in Ibiza.
Broadway and Netil Market is most likely the trendiest Saturday only food market in London, where the options are as diverse as the crowd there.
Welcome to one of the best food markets in all of London - Maltby Street Market is so good that we even come in the middle of winter.
Pergola Central in Paddington, is an open air food court with loads of pretty plants and a beachy vibe that’ll make your Instagram followers jealous.
Kerb Camden is a great street food market in Camden Lock, with a great lineup of street food dishes, but becomes a complete tourist trap at weekends.
Pop Brixton is a complex of shipping containers packed with street food vendors, bars, and mini restaurants.