From the narrow streets of Notting Hill to hidden gems in North London, discover these neighbourhood eateries, loved by locals.
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Neighbourhood Nights
Tuck into a plant-based feast in this stylish Dalston dining spot featuring modern 60s design, & yellow interior details.
Having popped up in Soho in 1988, Mildred’s is known for its inventive, globetrotting menu which omnivores are even tempted by.
Inspired by India in the late 1970’s, this disco-themed Indian restaurant has become a popular dining spot to the locals of Notting Hill and beyond.
Brought to you by the team behind Gunpowder, expect an immersive, fun-filled evening featuring a three-course sharing menu.
This casual neighbourhood eatery in Camden has become a local’s favourite where guests can expect Asian dishes like no other.
A communal dining experience featuring irresistible bites including its mouthwateringly good ‘Prawn ‘In’ Toast’. Enjoy a cocktail on arrival.
Having originally found its home in Brixton’s container-filled street food destination, POP, Smoke & Salt has quickly become a favourite amongst Tooting locals and beyond. This modern, neighbourhood restaurant in Tooting Broadway really is one-of-a-kind.
Combining modern dining with ancient techniques, enjoy a three-course menu with a drink on arrival.
A sophisticated evening at this modern British restaurant in Kensal Rise, launched by chef and restaurateur Jesse Dunford Wood in 2023.
Enjoy a menu emphasising British coastal fish, direct-from-farm meat, and contemporary plant-led dishes. A two-course menu with a drink on arrival.
