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Life is a cabaret at the latest venue from the founder of Proud Galleries.
For heavenly British food with a modern twist, head to this famous London landmark. Take a seat in the cathedral crypt and enjoy delicious, locally sourced produce in dishes such as treacle-cured salmon with watercress or pressed rabbit with carrot relish.
Photo: Courtesy of The Restaurant at St. Paul’s Cathedral
Need a break from the office? The brasserie-style menu is available in the main restaurant and the four private dining rooms – each with a terrace, Wi-Fi and a plasma screen, in case you really can’t stop.
Dependable modern British grub served from the 24th floor of The City’s tallest building. There’s plenty on offer to help make use of that expense account.
Photo: garryknight / Flickr
Millions have been made (and lost) under the skylight dome of this brassiere and bar in a grand former banking hall. Atmosphere is lively — sometimes a bit loud — but generally more relaxed than nearby spots.
Photo: Courtesy of 1 Lombard Street Brasserie
Get fresh, homemade food fast. Take-away meals are cooked on demand by an army of chefs, so you won’t find anything curling up on the shelves.
No reservations. No menu. No fuss. Just classic salad, steak (with secret sauce) and fries at this Parisian-style brassiere, where you have to remind yourself to save room for dessert.