A Savoy Inspired Menu To Savour Duchy, in Shoreditch, takes its name from the Duchy of Savoy, a historic territory straddling French departments of Savoie and Haute-Savoie and parts of Piedmont and Switzerland. The menu draws on flavours from these Alpine and northern Italian regions. In common with its aristocratic namesake, the 40 seater restaurant […]
AVI Bistrot – Américain, Belgravia
French-American fusion, bistro style AVI is a new neighbourhood transatlantic restaurant in Belgravia, serving French-American fusion cuisine. It’s conveniently situated just a few minutes’ walk from Knightsbridge station, overlooking a quiet leafy square. It is part of The Lowndes Hotel, though with its own separate entrance. Arriving on a warm, sunny June evening, it was […]
Bistro Sablé, Islington
Classic French fare in Islington at Bistro Sablé The rain was bucketing down when I arrived at Bistro Sablé feeling as damp as the weather. This restaurant was previously a gastropub called The Smokehouse, and its owners, Noble Inns, have recently transformed it into the sort of brasserie you would be happy to stumble upon […]
Harry’s Covent Garden
Classic Italian Glamour in the Heart of Covent Garden A little slice of vintage Italian glamour has landed in Covent Garden. Harry’s Covent Garden occupies one of the Piazza’s most prized addresses, taking over the former Tuttons site beside the London Transport Museum. The restaurant brings an all-day Italian menu to the space, focusing on […]
Corenucopia by Clare Smyth – a Chelsea Bistro
Comfort Food and Elevated Dinner Party Classics in this Luxury Bistro – Restaurant of the Month With household budgets under pressure and global uncertainty dominating the news cycle, moments of indulgence are becoming increasingly rare and increasingly valuable. At times like this, our appetites turn to comfort eating, an understandable human instinct (which my waistline […]
Josette, Farringdon
The great thing about Josette is that it feels like a proper night out. It transports you to a space that’s joyfully unusual, unapologetically fun, and brimming with character – while offering great food you’re unlikely to whip up at home.
Balthazar Bistro – Covent Garden
Timeless Bistro Classic in Covent Garden There are places in London that seem to have been there forever. Balthazar is one of those – a classic, French-style bistro that if you had to guess you might believe opened a hundred or so years ago. In reality, it’s quite a baby, the younger sister of the […]
Bistro Bleu, Bloomsbury
A Cosy Haven for Culinary Delights in Bloomsbury Bistro Bleu is perched atop the freshly refurbished Rugby Tavern in the heart of London’s charming Bloomsbury district. This venerable Victorian London pub has recently undergone substantial renovations as part of the Berkeley Inns portfolio. Built on land donated by the founder of Rugby School, it sits […]
Pivot 60 Minute Menu
Pivot’s 60-Minute Menu: A Fast and Flavourful Dining Experience in Covent Garden Here at London Unattached we are big fans of Pivot, chef/patron Mark Greenaway’s first-floor Covent Garden HQ. It’s perfect for a post-shopping bite a pre-theatre pit stop or when you have more time for a leisurely dinner or Sunday lunch. To up the […]
Chucs Restaurant and Café – Belgravia
Affordable luxury dining at Chucs, Belgravia. Sometimes we all need a little luxury and effortless glamour in our lives. Chucs new flagship restaurant, which has recently opened in Belgravia’s Eccleston Street, provides exactly that. Since the launch of the original and much-acclaimed Chucs on Mayfair’s Dover Street in summer 2014, the group has successfully expanded […]