Victoria Restaurants

Quirinale

A blaze of white and beige, this casually elegant basement restaurant virtually on the banks of the Thames serves exquisite Italian fare to...

The Mayfair Lounge

If only these walls could talk. Once the former haunt of the Beatles and the Rolling Stones back in the swinging sixties, the Mayfair Lounge has...

Woodlands Panton Street

With an in-town buzz, a full house, bright decor and a very special menu, Woodlands Panton Street is one of vegetarian London's absolute top...

Rib Room and Oyster Bar

A classic reborn, this stylish and recently refurbished restaurant offers an exciting balance of meat and fish dishes. Traditional British...

Atrium

The Atrium is very much the place to see and be seen among Westminster's movers and shakers. As its name suggests, one of the central...

Salloos

Salloos serves authentic Pakistani cuisine as enjoyed by the highest (and luckiest) classes of Pakistanis and has won an enthusiastic and loyal...

Roussillon Restaurant

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Since its opening a couple of years ago, chef Alexis Gauthier has been luring clued-in diners to a quiet Pimlico side street to revel in...

Just Oriental

This is the funky basement sister of Just St. James, the Peter Gladwin glamourama restaurant. If you have ever heard a restaurant described as...

Pengelley's

Ian Pengelley changed the face of London's restaurant scene with his blinding Pan-Asian menus at The Hempel and E&O, among others. Now...

Getti

At the centre of London's historic tailoring district, Getti Jermyn Street was always going to be a great location for business lunches, pre...

One Twenty One Two

One Twenty One Two is bright, modern, full of colour and chatter and enjoyment. Located where the Old Scotland Yard once stood (One Twenty One...

Matsuri St James

In Japanese Matsuri means festival, and it's probably fair to state that this (and it's High Holborn sister) restaurant is a celebration...

Drones of Pont Street

Erstwhile patrons of the old Drones, much beloved by Sloanes and Hoorays for its proximity to The Square and its associations with Bertie Wooster...