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Five places to eat sausages in London The Stockpot is great value for the West End and the small chain of S&M cafés are just the job for sausage and mash.   more
The Bingham is a room with a view and has real promise While other venues lap up Michelin acclaim, one charming Thameside venture has earned its rating unnoticed. The Bingham is definitely one to watch.  more
Where to eat pre-theatre in London The Forge offers plenty of familiar familiar British and French dishes and Browns is a genuine brasserie.  more
Hunter 486 is a haven of fuss Hunter 486 feels a little too fussy and effortful for that atmosphere to come off, for actual Londoners at any rate.   more
Gregg is going all homespun in Wallace & Co Gregg Wallace of Masterchef fame has opened his own restaurant, Wallace & Co, in Putney. Here's Fay Maschler's verdict.  more
A Bite Out in London - Green's in Cornhill Greens Restaurant & Oyster Bar offers fine but affordable dining, with seafood as its specialty.  more
A Bite Out In London - Bangalore Express in The City Bangalore Express is one of the latest Indian restaurants with a trendy edge to be cropping up around the capital.   more
Five places to book for Burns night A round-up of the best places in the capital to celebrate Burns night  more
Cheered by the Angels & Gypsies Angels & Gypsies delivers a tapas menu at table, an easy way to eat, and the prices are remarkably low for the quality and quantity  more
Tacky cabaret with cornbread at Circus Food, drink and conversation are no longer considered enough, it seems, to add up to a good time for those eating out these days  more
Five places to eat hot food in cold weather It may be cold outside but there's plenty of places in the capital where you can find hot food to warm you up  more
Keeping tradition alive at Wheeler's Of St James's Wheeler's Of St James's claims to have undergone a "stunning makeover" but it's not apparent  more
Tuley serves up originality at Mansons Gemma Tuley is thriving in the more casual environment of her new Fulham restaurant - Mansons  more
A Bite Out in London - Great Eastern Street Dining Room in Hoxton The contemporary house created cocktails are fittingly fashionable at the Great Eastern Street Dining room   more
A Bite Out in London - Fish! in Borough Market Celebrity restaurateur Tony Allan promises freshness, sustainability and good value for money' at Fish! Kitchen  more
Where to eat porridge in London Stay warm and set yourself up for the day ahead with our guide to the best places to eat porridge in the capital  more
Putting on The Ritz is not enough Like nearly every other restaurant these days, The Ritz extols its devotion to seasonality and best of British  more
Restaurants 2009: a year of double standards The fact that fewer restaurants than anticipated closed down in 2009 may be a blessing, at least for the owners, but the real crunch, I suspect, is still to come, says Fay Maschler   more
Where to eat mince pies in London The rigours of Christmas shopping must be faced up to, but there comes the moment when a sit down for a mince pie and a pot of tea is crucial.  more
Dining with divas at Bel Canto Bel Canto is a faintly surreal but quite jolly evening with initially perplexed faces - who on earth arranged this office party?  more
Where to eat beef in Mayfair The Grill at the Dorchester, Corrigan's and Wild Honey are amongst restaurants serving Mayfair's finest beef.  more
No place like Jerome's in The Capital You might want to know that The Capital is open for Christmas Day lunch £165 for five courses.  more
Where to eat on a date in Camden Secure a table towards the back of Coast Dining and show your date you know your grub but also that you are not hung up on grandeur at Market.   more
Dean Street Townhouse has that Caring touch You have to admire a restaurant that makes its signature dish mince and boiled potatoes. Here's what to expect at Dean Street Townhouse.  more
Chinese Cricket Club is stumped for appeal Fay Maschler wished Chinese Cricket Club had been better because she likes Chinese food and for the sake of Wang Lei, captain of China's squad.  more
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