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Charles Campion casts his expert eye over the best restaurants where you can eat fish.
Scott's
20 Mount Street, W1
An elegant seafood bar dominates the dining room at this glamorous and brilliantly revived old-timer. Try the modernist stargazey pie that swept all before it on the television. £50pp ex-drinks. (020 7495 7309)
One O One
101 William Street, SW1
One O One has just reopened after a thorough re-furbishment. The new menu follows the fashion for "grazing" and head chef Pascal Proyart has created sophisticated fish dishes to suit. £45pp ex-drinks. (020 7290 7101)
Fish Club
189 St John's Hill, SW11
Modernist fish and chip shop that treads the line between traditional chippy and more upmarket fish restaurants. A class act dishing up well-cooked (and sometimes exotic) fish. £15pp ex-drinks. (020 7978 7115)
Details are correct at the time of publication - please check with venue before booking.
