Kensington Gore, South Kensington, London SW7 2APStep into the heart of London's musical legacy at the Royal Albert Hall, where history echoes through every note and every corridor. Since flinging…

48-49 Doughty Street, London, WC1N 2LXOn 48 Doughty Street in Bloomsbury, you can find the Georgian terraced house of Charles Dickens, the famous Victorian novelist. Dickens lived at this address for…

What? A french-style Brasserie and drop-in café inside The Wallace Collection.Where? Marylebone: Manchester Square, London W1U 3BNWhy? The pastel peach colours and potted trees that decorate the…

Multiple LocationsThis London based Texan BBQ restaurant and blues bar hosts live sessions that will have you tapping your feet as you sink your teeth into one of the juiciest, most succulent 16-hour…

Multiple LocationsLast but absolutely not least on our list is Shoryu Ramen. This restaurant was birthed by Tak Tokumine and Executive Chef Kanji Furukawa in 2012 with the aim of bringing authentic…

Despite being famous for its shack burger and its shake shack hotdog, hand-spun milkshakes and featured shakes are catching up and quickly becoming the new Shake Shack favourite. Since Shake Shack…

Pho opened its doors to the public in 2005 and made their mark as London’s first Vietnamese street food restaurant. With high stools and big bowls of piping hot pho (a traditional rice noodle soup),…

Multiple LocationsOzone Coffee, founded 25 years ago in New Zealand and a London fixture for 11 years, is the epitome of international coffee culture. This specialty coffee company takes pride in…

Oh steamed buns, you’re just so versatile, you vehicles for taste sensations you. We’ve had tastes of Taiwan, Japan and China nestled inside the little white bao, and we’re ending with a…

Fancy a boozy milkshake? Then look no further than MEATliquor in Covent Garden. If there was ever a school of hard shakes, MEATliquor’s menu of alcoholic shakes tops the class. For a sweet…

Iconic, pastel-coloured and pasta-loving in Soho (and now many more locations) since 1944. Lina, the founder, came from Genova and over 75 years later still stands as a strong contender amongst Pasta…

Multiple Locations  Kiss the Hippo's flagship cafe on Sheen Road is a breath of fresh air in this epicurean landscape. Beyond its quirky name, this café is a trailblazer in sustainability and…

Multiple Locations It's got the reputation for being one of London's most authentic ramen bars- and with a few branches across the city, it's easily accessible too, though you may have to expect a…

Multiple LocationsKaffeine is the closest thing to a Kiwi coffee haven you'll find in London – an Antipodean oasis amid the hustle and bustle. With red brick walls and box-crate tables, it's a…

Multiple LocationsAs with many of London’s best restaurants, HotBox started life as a street-food vendor, before expanding across the city. They still travel all over the UK at various festivals,…

Multiple Locations Grind, the pink palace of caffeine cool, has conquered London with its irresistible blend of coffee expertise and millennial-chic aesthetics. While the emphasis often leans toward…

For some of the best straight-up ice cream milkshakes and delicious dairy free milkshakes head to Eds Easy Diner in London. This authentic retro diner with its upbeat tunes and traditional American…

Multiple LocationsDrunch work with three key ingredients: “great people, great food, and a cool vibe.” Put them all together, and you get a chilled session in Mayfair, munching on their eclectic…

What? A small café with light bites and locally sourced produce in Tate BritainWhere? Tate Britain, Millbank, London SW1P 4RGWhy? Whilst the homemade salads and pastries are the perfect post…

Multiple LocationsFrom a small branch in Soho to expanding all over the capital, London has rejoiced over Bone Daddies growth, because it means you can get your hands on their sensational ramen at any…