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This Blacklock Soho review by London Reviews is the most thorough independent assessment available of the original Blacklock chophouse on…
This Andrew Edmunds review by London Reviews is the most thorough independent assessment available of the candlelit Soho townhouse on…
This 64 Goodge Street review by London Reviews is the most thorough independent assessment available of Stuart Andrew’s 1-Michelin-star French…
Honest 2026 review of Bleeding Heart Bistro in Farringdon — Robert and Robyn Wilson’s 1983 French institution in a cobbled yard off Greville Street. Andrew Barber’s beef cheek bourguignon, sommelier Frédéric, the £20 four-glass tasting flight, and one of central London’s best-value set lunches at £28.95 for three courses. London Reviews verdict: 4.6/5.
Honest 2026 review of The Portrait Restaurant by Richard Corrigan at the National Portrait Gallery — modern British and Irish dining with a 190-degree view over Trafalgar Square, Big Ben and the London Eye. Set lunch from £35, sommelier-led wine list, the famous Salt & Vinegar Martini, and what to actually order. London Reviews verdict: 4.6/5.
Ikoyi London holds 2 Michelin stars and ranks #35 on World’s 50 Best. Jeremy Chan’s £300 14-course West African tasting at 180 The Strand. Honest review with prices, wine pairings, comparison and FAQs.
Alex Dilling at Hotel Café Royal earned 2 Michelin stars in 6 months — a record. £105 lunch, £215 10-course tasting. Honest review with prices and FAQs.
Jackson Boxer opens Vesper on Exmouth Market in May 2026. We preview the menu, location and what to expect from London’s hottest new bistro in Clerkenwell.
Sonora Taqueria brings its acclaimed Mexican food to The Hoxton Holborn from 1 May 2026. Custom Barbacoa Torta sandwich and paloma cocktails.
Arcade opens a third London foodhall in Covent Garden, May 2026, with Greek-Cypriot taverna Zylia and Thai favourite Plaza Khao Gaeng. Here’s what to expect.












