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Mayfair and St James’s : Eating and Drinking

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1. Nobu

A startlingly original menu combines Japanese food with South American. The seven-course chef’s choice menu (omakase ) is a good introduction. Reservations essential.
2. Momo

Brilliantly-decorated in a kasbah style, this modern, North African restaurant servestajines and couscous. The Mo Tea Room and Bazaar next door serves tea and snacks.
3. The Avenue

Join the smart set in this vast, lively restaurant. Food is European and caters to the British preference for large portions.
4. 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.
5. The Square

Wonderful French food is on offer at this sophisticated modern restaurant. Only set-course meals are served, lunchtime costs less than dinner: 2- and 3-course meals are £20 and £25.
6. The Wolseley

European dishes àla carte and a café menu offered in a 1919 bank building.
7. Nicole’s

Located in the Nicole Farhi fashion shop, this café is a popular lunch stop.
8. Alloro

This Mayfair restaurant has an airy first-floor dining room, and good Italian food.
9. Allegra McEvedy at the ICA Café

Good food at reasonable prices is on offer at this delightful arts centre restaurant.
10. Red Lion

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