Tamarind holds a very high honour: it is one of the first Indian restaurants in the world to win a Michelin star (and to have held ever since!). This elegant traditional North Indian restaurant has a mix of  innovative dishes and Indian comfort classics.
  

This gorgeous spot may be a bit old-fashioned, but it's also definitely the best spot in town to see and be seen. Dine upstairs before heading down for an evening of cocktails and boogying.

Set within a grade II listed building, Curzon is a cinema come historic site dating back from 1963. We can imagine no better place to watch our art-house favourites. 

We'd expect nothing less from a restaurant at the glorious 1 Hotel. Serving some nostalgia-inducing, belly-warming delights Dovetale is the spot to go to for all the revamped and reimagined European classics. Egg & soldiers are served with a crunchy lime and coconut base, mango coulis and caramelised brioche and Knickerbocker Glory arrives on tableside cart.