DK Travel : London : Places to eat

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Point

Open until 2:30am from Monday to Saturday, this funky venue, on two floors, attracts cocktail drinkers and has live DJs at weekends.
Portobello Gold

This trendy bar, used by local antique dealers, has a suitably alternative atmosphere and an upstairs internet bar. There is also a conservatory restaurant.
Portobello Stalls

Along the market there are stalls offering ethnic food of every kind. The area also has a good choice of cafés around Portobello Green.
Prospect of Whitby

East London’s finest pub dates from 1520, and has old beams and barrels, a pewter bar and great river views.
Putney Bridge

A brilliant view of the river from this smart, innovative glass restaurant makes it a good spot year-round, and the modish French menu is excellent.
Quaglino’s

Chic restaurant with an elegant, swooping staircase to the upstairs bar. Brasserie-style food is served until late (12pm), attracting a post-theatre crowd.
Rasa Samudra

Exquisite dishes from the Kerala region of southern India, including fish and vegetarian curries. A cookbook on display helps explain dishes you have never heard of.
Rasa Samudra

Indian curries are almost a national dish in Britain, but this is quite different from the norm. The cooking is stunning, and first-timers will need talking through the unusual menu, which includes delicious fish dishes.
Red Lion

This traditional pub serves real ale and bar snacks. A restaurant at the rear has good English food.
Reubens

One of London’s best kosher restaurants offering such comfort food as chopped liver and salt beef.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes, and extra charges.
- under £15
- £15–£25
- £25–£35
- £35–£50
- over £50