Albannach
(British)Albannach, one of London's finest contemporary Scottish bars and restaurants, is set in the heart of the capital, on Trafalgar Square. Albannach is home to an elegant ground floor lounge bar, an acclaimed fine dining mezzanine restaurant serving traditional British dishes and an exclusive private dining room.The Albemarle
(British)An outstanding menu of great British classics are available from this excellent restaurant at Browns Hotel, using only the finest seasonal ingredients.Bangers
(British)British comfort food for City folk. Bangers is a must for City workers who like their food served in large, fad free portions.Bangers Too
(British)City workers loved the original Bangers so much that now there's Bangers Too near Monument Tube. Same as you were re: food.Boisdale of Belgravia
(British)Our second Scottish inclusion on the list with a variety of classic cuisine such as Hebridean salmon and, naturally, haggis.Browns
(British)This 320 seat restaurant and bar provides a blend of classic and modern British dishes in Covent Garden.Butlers Wharf Chop House
(British)With amazing views of both Foster's Gherkin and Tower Bridge, Butlers Wharf Chop House serves hearty English cuisine to match the beauty of the views.Gordon Ramsay at Claridges
(British)Gordon's legendary venue is a must for any connoiseur of modern British dining.Gravy
(British)Gravy provides traditional British dishes with the odd modern twist thrown in.J Sheekey
(Fish, Seafood)J Sheekey is one of the capital's most acclaimed fish restaurants responsible for a selection of exciting and creative British cuisine.Kensington Place
(British)Experience British cuisine with a hint of Modern European thrown into the mix at this desirable restaurant in Kensington.Launceston Place
(British)Divine yet traditional British offerings from Head Chef Tristan Welch.Maggie Jones
(British)Maggie Jones serves a traditional menu of good old fashioned British cuisine, in a warm and friendly atmosphere.The Medieval Banquet London
(British)Sample and experience British food the way it may have been served hundreds of years ago with a visit to the Medieval Banquet.The Only Running Footman Restaurant
(British)Stunning British dishes at this marvellous dining area above The Only Running Footman Pub in Mayfair.The Portrait Restaurant
(British)Fascinating and delicious cafe style cuisine at the National Potrait Gallery's celebrated restaurant on St Martins Place.Quo Vadis
(British, Modern European)Formerly owned by Marco Pierre White, Quo Vadis has recently been purchased by the owners of Fino and Barrafina. The restaurant offers diners great versatility with regard to the menu, which is inspired by the bygone Grill Rooms of the Great Hotels.Rules
(British)Officially the oldest restaurant in the capital, Rules still continues its tradition of serving classic British cuisine to West Enders.St John
(British)We also recommend swinging by St John in Clerkenwell for some exceptional British grub.