What’s For Lunch? Pizarro, Bermondsey Street
Another fabulous London lunch! This time with Spanish style at Pizarro on Bermondsey Street.
What’s for Lunch?
Our citywide guide exploring the best lunch options London has to offer
What’s for Lunch? Opera Tavern, Covent Garden
Phenomenal and atypical tapas in an elegant setting.
What’s for Lunch? The Rib Room, Jumeirah Carlton Tower, Knightsbridge
Proper upscale British dining minus the stodge and without any hype.
What’s for Lunch? Eyre Brothers, Leonard Street
Long before Shoreditch became chock-a-block with gentry pleasing eateries, there was Eyre Brothers.
What’s for Lunch? Cabana Brasilian Barbecue, Central St Giles
A savoury lunch is “tudo bem” at Cabana Brasilian Barbecue.
What’s for Lunch? Searcys, The Gherkin
A panoramic lunch in one of London’s most iconic buildings makes an impression both scenic and delicious.
What’s For Lunch? Union Jacks, Central St Giles
Jamie teams up with an American pizza maestro for a new (and tasty) restaurant concept.
What’s for Lunch? Pitt Cue Co, Newburgh Street, Soho
American comfort cravings with a hipster edge in Soho, Pitt Cue Co delivers happening heaps of “BBQ, beer and bourbon”.
What’s for Lunch? Morgan M Barbican
French fare with flair.
What’s for Lunch? Old Tom’s Bar, Leadenhall Market
Old Tom’s Bar at Leadenhall Market offers connoisseur’s range of British cheese and charcuterie paired with craft ale and fine wine in a cosy and historic setting.
What’s for Lunch? Obikà, Canary Wharf
Proper mozzarella di bufala and down to earth southern Italian cooking at Obikà in Canary Wharf.
