WHERE TO EAT WELL IN CENTRAL LONDON

When friends go to London we're usually asked: "Where should they eat?" The following is our go-to list of five highly recommended, well-established dining options. With these restaurants, you can experience charming London neighborhoods usually far from the crowds at any time of year.

BRASSERIE ZEDEL
Located in the heart of Piccadilly and the West End Theatre District (and open late!) settle in to this Parisian brasserie's plush red velvet booths for a high energy dining experience set in a beautiful theatrical space. They also have a lively cabaret.

THE GOLDEN HIND
Since 1914, classic fish & chips have been served-up at this Marylebone 100+ year-old establishment. Centrally located on Marylebone Lane, the neighborhood is charming, walkable and just blocks from Selfridges and Oxford St.

THE HERO
In Maida Vale, near to London's Canal District, is the wonderful and gorgeous Hero. With options to eat at the bar, the delightful dining room or the pub, this charming restaurant is a great way to see a less visited neighborhood of London.

RABBIT
In South Kensington, Rabbit is a modern take on the British Bistro - perfect for a bite when attending a show at the Royal Albert Hall or when shopping the fashionable boutiques of nearby Brompton and Knightsbridge.

TRISHNA
Located in chic Marylebone, Trishna welcomes you with modern Indian cuisine that is presented in a lovely warm space. The nearby streets of the Chiltern Firehouse neighborhood offer you unique shops and respite from the crowds.

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