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Al San Vincenzo
(Restaurants - European)
30 Connaught StLondon W2 2AF 20-7262-9623
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PADDINGTON. This snug neighborhood eatery has no problem earning repeat business, and its popularity is evident on any given night. Friendly, professional service and a homey storefront setting establish a truly Neapolitan dining experience. Indeed, set menus feature a stunning array of delightful dishes, from pasta e fagioli to calf's liver with red cabbage and polenta. Sinful dessert dishes and a splendid wine list round out an evening of authentic Southern Italian dining. Dinner reservations are a must. TUBE: Marble Arch
Anglesea Arms
(Restaurants - European)
35 Wingate RdLondon W6 20-8749-1291
Description:
HAMMERSMITH. This gastropub is well-known for its fish, which comes fried, roasted, or poached. The relaxed, old-fashioned setting allows for optimal enjoyment of the extensive menu, especially if you aren't in a hurry service is famously relaxed. In addition to classics such as fish and chips, oysters and prawns, the place serves more complex dishes like foie gras, pigeon and prune terrine or calf's liver à la veneziana. The list of puddings is inviting, and outdoor seating is available in the summer. TUBE: Ravenscourt Park
Assaggi
(Restaurants - European)
39 Chepstow PlLondon W2 20-7792-5501
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BAYSWATER. You'll need to book early to get a table at this well-known spot, whose authentic Italian fare is served simply but with style, and is considered by many to be the best in London.#13;#10;Starters include buffalo mozzarella and tomatoes atop thinly sliced fresh bread (called "carta di musica," or music paper) unadorned but superb. Fresh crab with olive oil and lettuce is also basic but delicious, as are pastas, including homemade noodles with a selection of fresh herbs and crushed walnut. TUBE: Notting Hill Gate
Bank Restaurant
(Restaurants - European)
1 Kings WayLondon WC2 20-7379-9797
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ALDWYCH. This modern, glass-adorned restaurant with its cool blue-and-silver scheme is located in a former bank building and is upscale without feeling pretentious. The staff is well known for keeping things running smoothly, no matter the size of the crowd. The place is also known for good, modern British cooking at breakfast or dinner. Breakfast dishes include beluga caviar with potato waffle and crème fraiche, fish cake with poached eggs, or lighter continental choices that offer a selection of teas, croissants, and cereals. Children's menu, too! Breakfast 2-course £14; Lunch 2-course £14, 3-course £16. TUBE: Holborn
Basil Street Hotel
(Restaurants - European)
Basil StLondon SW3 20-7581-3311
Description:
KNIGHTSBRIDGE. This venue makes a perfect choice for someone who wants to experience afternoon tea without the attitude and contrived opulence of many tearooms. It offers all the classic tea accoutrements light scones, flaky pastries, rich tarts, and delicate sandwiches. Instead of tuxedoes and gilded mirrors, you'll find comfortable furniture and a coffee table full of newspapers. A satisfying treat without being fussy or stuffy. Friendly service. TUBE: Knightsbridge
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