Best and Worst Places in London

Best and Worst Places in London

When it comes to life in London, nobody knows it better than Viewlondon users.

Over 3,500 of you took part in our online poll and told us the best and worst places to sip a cocktail, sink a pint, eat out in style, pull a new love interest and subsequently dump them.

Here are the results:

FIVE BEST RESTAURANTS
1. Oxo Tower >more info
2. Hakkasan >more info
3. Nobu >more info
4. Asia de Cuba >more info
5. Maze >more info

FIVE WORST RESTAURANTS
1. McDonald's
2. Ask
3. Pizza Express
4. Angus Steak House
5. Nando's

FIVE BEST BARS
1. The Boulevard >more info
2. The Langley >more info
3. Inigo >more info
4. The Prince Regent >more info
5. Waxy O'Connors >more info

FIVE WORST BARS
1. O's Bar
2. All Bar One
3. Walkabout
4. Tiger Tiger >more info
5. Lloyds Bar

FIVE BEST MUSEUMS/ ART GALLERIES
1. Tate Modern
2. British Museum
3. The Hayward
4. Tate Britain
5. Science Museum

FIVE WORST MUSEUMS/ ART GALLERIES
1. The Barbican
2. Science Museum
3. Madame Tussauds
4. Natural History
5. Tate Modern

FIVE BEST HOTELS
1. Sanctuary House
2. The Landmark
3. The Soho
4. The Ritz
5. The Savoy

FIVE WORST HOTELS
1. Marriott
2. Holiday Inn
3. Travelodge
4. Hilton
5. The Rathbone

FIVE BEST PLACES TO PULL
1. Walkabout
2. The End >more info
3. The Loop >more info
4. Cirque
5. Zoo Bar >more info

FIVE BEST PLACES TO BREAK UP
1. Hyde Park
2. Piccadilly Circus
3. Waterloo
4. Tower Bridge
5. By the Thames

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