Restaurant reviews

Winter still had its grip on London when we stepped into The Cinnamon Club. How lovely then, to be greeted with a warm welcome in the shape of smiling staff and two elegant cinnamon bellinis.

If you love Chinese food, and you’re on the lookout for somewhere with a sophisticated finish, Plum Valley is the place to take yourself.  

Greg Wallace creates a casual family dining space in the heart of Putney, South West London.

Hidden away in the rain-soaked back street of Chancery Lane you’ll find a little club with a big V.

Trishna is certainly not your average Indian restaurant. It’s a good deal better.

Take a trip to Hi Sushi’s Little Tokyo for the Laurent Perrier Ultra Brut tasting menu in January.

The Parlour is a low-lit, cavernous venue which you can easily imagine heaving with well-dressed office types later in the week.

Live the Rock 'n' Roll lifestyle for a few hours, in the sumptuous surroundings of Bar 190 at The Gore Hotel.

Executive head chef Brendan Speed has something to offer London here: modern, well turned out Sichuan cuisine, which thankfully leaves a little fire in your belly.

If you're in need of a light bite, or a quick social saucy plate of pasta, then Kitchen Italia is the place for you.