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Andrew Edmunds - ££ Tucked away and hardly overburdened with space, Andrew Edmunds has been Andrew Edmunds has atmosphere and a certain style (perhaps, because it's not trying too hard) - that more highfaluting places, fail to capture. Perfect for a romantic evening: the ground floor is narrow, the basement is especially 'friendly' and the exterior, is of the kind you'll walk past without a sideways glance. That's why it fits with the 'Inside Guide' remit so well. Stop for a moment, retrace your steps and wander into Andrew Edmunds. Like all the best places, they're unassuming and often right under your nose. Read more... Add new comment |
awana - £££Regarded as London's only fine-dining Malaysian restaurant, awana, on Sloane Avenue, is an elegant restaurant displaying the culinary diversity of Malaysia. Combining traditional dishes with innovative modern interpretations, awana's menu has been created by Executive Chef Mark Read and Clos Maggiore - ££Clos Maggiore at the fringe of Covent Garden offers a fusion of contemporary French tastes and flavours and an award-winning wine list, all within the sumptuous surroundings of a Georgian townhouse. | Fifteen - ££££Set over two floors in a handsome building near Old Street. Downstairs at Jamie Oliver's Fifteen, the retro styling and open kitchen combine to make the Fifteen Dining Room a relaxed and friendly environment. The emphasis is on top quality seasonal produce, simply prepared with care and passion to create the best in Gordon Ramsay's Boxwood Cafe - £££The Boxwood Cafe was opened by Gordon Ramsay and Stuart Gillies in 2003, Gordon soon afterwards offered Stuart the reins to this innovative restaurant concept located in the Berkeley hotel, Knightsbridge. |
Fantastic London Food

