 | Restaurant St. John: My fav in London; From head-to-tail philosophy;
simple cool vibe; braised ox heart...yum! ($$$) |
| The Draper's Arms: an amazing gastro-pub in the fun Islington area of
town; killer bar menu too ($$$) |
| The Ledbury: Solid Notting Hill joint; reminded me a bit of Gramercy
Tavern. Nearly flawless execution. ($$$$) |
| Hakkasan: it might just be the best Chinese food in the world; if you can
deal with the atmosphere (trendy) and time limits, you will have an insanely
great meal ($$$$) |
| Zafferano: who knew there'd be a great neighborhood Italian joint in
London; fun place, awesome food, great owner! ($$$$) |
| Chez Bruce: it is so worth the trip; this tiny restaurant well south
of the river was the best meal I have ever had in London ($$$$) |
| The Wolseley: great breakfast; great dinner; great little bar with great
Manhattans; the Balthazar (circa 1998) of London |
| Ponte de la Tour: A great contemporary British restaurant without too many tourists;
great view of Tower Bridge; cool neighborhood ($$$) |
| OXO Tower: A hip joint with an awesome view and pretty good food; a little pretentious
($$$) |
| Just about any pub for lunch: you can always rely on the fish n' chips; don't do it
without having an ale ($) |
| Indian food: generally great! ($$) |
