Bringing a slice of Lisbon’s laidback burger culture to Shoreditch, Dallas offers a modern East London take on the traditional burger joint. Taking over a former local pub, the cult-favourite spot pairs wooden tables, dim globe lighting and a striking feature bar with nostalgic touches that give the space plenty of character.

Set along the banks of the River Thames, Gordon Ramsay at Sea Containers is the new riverside restaurant on London's South Bank inside the stylish Sea Containers London hotel, which opened in early September, bringing a touch of glamour to the South bank.

At five o’clock, Marylebone is caught in that pleasant pause between afternoon and evening. Seymour Street is still busy, but step inside MOUR and the pace changes almost immediately. Set within a gorgeous London townhouse, the restaurant has a modern-classic aesthetic that feels particularly at home in this part of London.

Chongqing noodle specialist Liu Xiaomian has revealed a bold new look at its Carnaby restaurant, bringing the neon-lit, cyberpunk energy of its founders’ hometown to the heart of London. Located on the first floor of Kingly Court, the refreshed restaurant features striking red tiles, metallic finishes, extended seating and a brand-new bar area.

There are few combinations quite as satisfying as a really good burger and a glass of red wine, and Humble Grape has turned this simple pleasure into a tempting lunchtime offer. Burger & Bordeaux pairs a seriously juicy beef burger with a glass of Château Grangey ‘Le Cerisier’ 2020 Bordeaux for just £20. The offer is available at Humble Grape’s Battersea, Islington and Canary Wharf locations. We headed to Battersea to try it for ourselves.

Korean fried chicken is getting a Michelin-starred makeover at Flat Iron Square, where chef Woongchul Park has launched Papa Dak, a new casual concept inspired by his Korean heritage and love of seriously good fried chicken.

Korean fried chicken is getting a Michelin-starred makeover at Flat Iron Square, where chef Woongchul Park has launched Papa Dak, a new casual concept inspired by his Korean heritage and love of seriously good fried chicken.

Tucked away on Westbourne Grove, Jusu Brothers has quietly established itself as one of Notting Hill's go-to destinations for wholesome food that doesn't compromise on flavour. Inspired by Japanese principles of balance, simplicity and longevity, the café offers a calming escape from the pace of city life, pairing thoughtfully prepared dishes with a relaxed neighbourhood atmosphere.

As the nation gets behind England's World Cup campaign, Wahaca is giving those dinning in the opportunity to roll their way to some seriously delicious prizes.

Set along Paddington Basin, Ayllu is stepping confidently into a new chapter with a refreshed menu that places bold flavour, precision and atmosphere firmly at the forefront. From the moment you walk in, the low lighting, deep green leather booths and lively soundtrack immediately set the tone.

22 Bishopsgate’s crystalline structure shoots up from the hustle and bustle of London’s Square Mile. Its almost icy peak promises peace and tranquillity from the traffic below.

Season’s Eatings made its debut yesterday, with Jack Stein and CheqUp hosting a press preview of their free Christmas dining experience centred on lighter, flavour-forward festive dishes.

There’s something quietly magnetic about Toum, the French-Lebanese rotisserie spot tucked in the heart of Mayfair. On the surface, it’s all about the chicken; golden, crisp-skinned, and fragrant from the rotisserie but step inside and you quickly realise there’s a lot more to fall in love with. The atmosphere is warm and softly lit, perfectly straddling that sweet spot between refined and relaxed, where the scent of garlic and roasted spices fills the air.

Nestled in the chic, village-like enclave of Belsize Lane (NW3), HUŎ Chelsea has opened a stylish new outpost, offering a refined menu of clean, contemporary Asian cuisine. Drawing inspiration from across China and Southeast Asia — including Thai, Malay, Chinese, and Singaporean traditions — HUŎ offers a vibrant yet balanced take on pan-Asian dining.

Stepping into TH@51 Restaurant & Bar, we were instantly welcomed with warmth and friendliness – the kind of greeting that sets the tone for a memorable dining experience. The interior strikes a beautiful balance between elegance and comfort, with a soft, inviting colour palette, polished wooden tables, and plush seating that instantly makes you want to linger.

Wahaca is teaming up with acclaimed bakery The Dusty Knuckle to unveil the Birria Torta (£13.50), landing on menus from 17th September.

If you thought burgers couldn’t be fine dining, think again. Following the buzz of its Borough opening earlier this year, the elevated burger restaurant from two Michelin-starred chef Jordan Bailey, Heard, is bringing its cult smash burgers to Soho this September.

Soho may be sleepy on a Sunday, but step through the arch on Greek Street and suddenly you’re in Ibiza. Milk Beach’s Sunday Sessions bring the sunshine vibes every week until the end of September, with al fresco dining, a live DJ, cocktail pitchers, and a special brunch menu running from 11:30am to 5pm.

Kapara’s turning the Sunday Roast on its head with a bold, sunshine-filled twist. With his Syrian and Tunisian roots, Chef Eran Tibi brings Eastern Mediterranean vibes to Soho. Think zesty marinated meats, shawarma spices, and fresh vibrant vegetables, all served up on a sunlit terrace; perfect for those lazy Sunday afternoons.

Looking for a relaxed yet stylish restaurant near Marble Arch or a great spot for lunch after shopping on Oxford Street? Lanes of London is a hidden gem offering everything from fresh, healthy dishes to indulgent treats—all served in a beautifully designed space overlooking Hyde Park.