
Lilibet’s restaurant in London is Mayfair seafood with a tiara slightly askew. It sits on Bruton Street, where Queen Elizabeth II was born, and leans into the royal connection with no trace of embarrassment. The room is floral, gilded, theatrical and faintly ridiculous. In lesser hands, that would be fatal. Here, it becomes part of the fun. The food is seafood-led, luxurious and more interesting than the décor might lead a cynic to expect. Come […]

Secret London restaurants with a view are not always the rooftop names with velvet ropes, skyline selfies and a booking policy designed to test your patience. Some are tucked inside hotels, galleries and riverside houses. Others sit quietly above the City, behind a discreet lift […]

Michelin Star Restaurants in Marylebone are not all white tablecloths and hushed dining rooms. That is what makes the area interesting. Around these elegant streets, fine dining can mean fire-led Mediterranean cooking, coastal Indian dishes, Mexican tasting menus, intimate omakase counters, polished British pubs, and restaurants […]

Restaurants like Bacchanalia are not really chosen for a quiet Tuesday supper. They are chosen for the entrance and the room. For the slight absurdity of ordering Greek dips beneath huge Damien Hirst sculptures while half of Mayfair seems to be pretending not to look at […]

Brasserie Olivia restaurant in London is already one of Chelsea’s more interesting 2026 openings, even before the first steak frites leaves the pass. The venue is due to open in spring/summer 2026 at 1 Sloane Square, bringing Parisian brasserie culture to one of west London’s most visible dining corners. It is a big site. It will have 180 seats inside, 70 outside, and a terrace overlooking Sloane Square. Chelsea does terrace dining well when it wants to. The […]