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Biff! Bang! Dishoom makes a noisy start

Ceiling fans, marble-topped tables, bentwood chairs and a version of a huge railway clock are all present and correct but nostalgia and atmosphere must be sought at Dishoom. Comments

Cafe Luc makes a meandering entrance

Le Pain Quotidien founder Luc van Ostende and his daughter Julie have opened Cafe Luc in Marylebone High St. Comments (2)

Jamie's Italian is true to its essence

Fay Maschler doesn�t believe it is just the name and fame of Jamie Oliver that packs them in. The dishes arefresh, seemingly healthy and fairly priced. Comments (2)

Five places with pavement tables

Here are some of London's best restaurants with outdoor pavement areas. Comments

Sweet service earns Cantina Laredo its only star

If asked for the definition of the word oxymoron, �gourmet Mexican� might do it Comments (7)

Koffmann's: A myth looks for a new hit

Triple Michelin-starred chef Pierre Koffmann is aiming to return to his culinary roots as he mounts his comeback in Belgravia Comments

The Old Brewery has real quality with a dash of real ale

The Old Brewery is Greenwich-based microbrewery Meantime's latest venture: a caf� by day, restaurant and bar by night Comments

A lot of fuss and too little quality at Redhook

Redhook - a new US-style seafood and steak venture has potential but needs to get its priorities right. Comments (15)

A Bite out in London � Babylon in Kensington

Tucked away in the tranquil Tudor Garden 100ft above Kensington High Street, Babylon is a picturesque restaurant Comments

Five places to pick up a picnic

From old-established Chelsea deli Luigi�s Delicatessen to the more modern Crussh, here are some of the best picnics on offer in London. Comments

A Bite Out In London - Blueprint Caf� in Shad Thames

Stunning panoramic views of Tower Bridge, the City of London and Docklands provide the perfect backdrop for Blueprint Caf�. Comments

Russian taste that fails to inspire at The Merchant's Yard

The Merchant�s Yard is unlikely to attract the vodka-swilling karaoke crowd, since it has no licence and is open only until 8pm. Comments

Where to book for Bastille Day

In celebration of Bastille Day, here are the French restaurants in London that are worth paying a visit. Comments

Glasses half empty at Wine Workshop & Kitchen

28-50 Wine Workshop & Kitchen aims to revive the long-lost wine bar. It offers plenty of choice, via both glass and bottle, but the food is largely uninspiring. Comments (6)

The Phene has had a makeover

Traditional Chelsea boozer The Phene, once George Best�s local, has been reinvented by fashion designer Lily Bourne. Comments

Five places to bring your own bottle

From Arbutus to the Apollo Banana Leaf, here are some of the best restaurants in London that let you bring your own bottle. Comments (1)

Spirit of Rose lives on at Trullo

Rose Gray died in February this year but the River Caf�, which she created with Ruth Rogers, goes marching on. Comments (3)

A Bite Out In London - Paradise by way of Kensal Green

A favourite amongst trendy celebs, Paradise by way of Kensal Green is a comedy and music venue as well as a bar and restaurant. Comments (1)

Five Places to eat ice cream in London

During the World Cup Gelato Mio has assigned a flavour to each country. Comments (1)

A triumph of Eastern promise at Leong�s Legend

Tucked in between tacky tourist gift shops and opposite a Pizza Hut, Leong�s Legends� is already attracting a Chinese crowd. Comments (2)

The Milroy is best bet for fine dining

The Milroy is the restaurant of �Les Ambassadeurs Club�, a mixed dining and gaming establishment, originally set up in Hanover Square in 1941. Comments