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33 King Street
Covent Garden
London WC2E 8JD 
02073799696 French 7 days £30-£50
A delightful restaurant, right near the Covent Garden Plaza. The restaurant serves fantastic French cuisine with an impressive wine list and cheese board.
A pre-theatre menu (3 courses plus a glass of champagne) is also available.
Review Maggiores85 Duke of York Square
Chelsea
SW3 4LY 02077303366 Italian 7 days £20-£30
Absolutely wonderful, fresh Italian food, in a shopping center on King's Road. Amazing food, including a melt-in-your-mouth perfectly cooked venison with a potato cake to die for and simply perfect homemade pasta. Service is prompt and cheerful but unobtrusive. 9/10
Review Manicomio148 Holloway Road
Islington
N7 8DD 0207 609 2082 African 7 days £10-£20
This understated spacious hangout has become representative of Islington’s hip and urbanities from other parts of London. The food has been described as having a taste that is “LASTING” and the ambience “LIKE BEING IN L.A. OR CHICAGO” – (See January 2004 version of Black Enterprise magazine). The choice of dishes is intriguing - from Ivorian Chicken and sweet potatoes to Cayenne Plantain with Red Fish Fillet and sautéed vegetables, but both with a twist - and the consistent quality of the food is outstanding. The starter, Senegalese Fishcakes filled with salmon, potatoes, ginger and chilli, seems to be a favourite amongst its regular patrons. The justly fabled Manjaro meat platter is a perennial favourite for the avid meat eater, as well as the impressive selection of cocktails, wines, draught and bottled beers which will either compliment the varied African dishes or slip down well whilst supping at the bar.
Review Manjaro Bar + Kitchen8 Haverstock Hill NW3 020 7485 3132 Italian 7 Days £10-£20
London's only real Italian ice cream parlour, also serves standard Italian food. The ice creams are slightly richer than those you would normally get in Italy, but I guess this is to cater to the UK's taste. I just wish there were more Italian ice cream parlours in London. Like one on every street!
Review Marine IcesNo. 2, Crutched Friars,
London
EC3N 2HT 0171 480 7550 Modern British 24 Hours £20-£30
Cellar bar and restaurant located in the city. Novel way of pricing drinks like stocks and shares, where the price varies according to demand.
Review Market Bar and Restaurant71 High Holborn
London
WC1V 6EA 02074301970 Japanese Mon-Sat £20-£30
This place says it's traditional Japanese food in a modern setting. There are three different areas to eat in and they all look pretty cool. One is a big airy dining room for hot meals, the second a kind of bar/counter thingy behind which the chefs stand making sushi, downstairs there are teppan hot plates. The food is fantastic and met the approval of my fussy friend who'd just come back from Japan. I really like the duck teppanyaki and the dobinmushi (clear seafood soup). It's the ideal place for lunch with someone you want to impress or to treat yourself. The cocktails are delicious though so I'll be going in in the evenings too when I can relax.
Review Matsuri High Holborn5 Putney Hill
London SW15 6BA 02087888500 Indian 7 days £10-£20
New Indian Restaurant in Putney Hill, South West London. Mazza restaurant offers a refreshingly new approach to Indian dining. The head chef has developed a diverse and tasty menu which combines Indian authenticity with modern approach.
This smart restaurant offers casual dining, using only the finest fresh ingredients and great value for money.
Try Mazza!
Review MazzaLondon Wall EC2 020 7588 6363 Vegetarian Mon-Sat £10-£20
Vegetarian Swedish restaurant. Very nicely decorated inside, wooden floors and white walls, lots of candles, bit like IKEA. Food is organic and vegetarian and very delicious.
Review Meaning Green
MEHEK Not yet reviewed 
45 London Wall
Moorgate EC2M 5TE 020 7588 5043 / 7588 5044 Indian Mon-Fri £10-£20
MEHEK is one of the most popular restaurants in the City of London and offers an interesting range of Cuisine from the Indian subcontinent with excellent value for money.
We would like to invite you to come and check out the ambience, taste our food and the superb selection of wines and spirits at our bar.
Mehek has recently won the AA Rosette Award for excellence.
We would be happy to be featured on your website. Do let us know when it would be convenient for you to come and have a complementary meal at Mehek.
Review MEHEKMehfil Not yet reviewed 
45 The Green
Southall
Middlesex UB24AR +44(0)2086068811 Indian 7 days £10-£20
This restaurant serves exceptional mouth watering North Indian cuisine in an elegant, spacious contemporary surrounding. Like the saying ‘variety is the spice of life’, Mehfil offers a wide range of menus for lunch, buffets, parties or al acarte. Mehfils’ highly acclaimed chef and staff work hard, taking time in their preparation to ensure each dish looks and tastes authentic, therefore all recipes are kept true to tradition. The kitchen uses only the finest fresh ingredients with the strong belief that their skills and teamwork create the unique flavours which have made Mehfil the ultimate dining experience in Southall.
Review MehfilMela 
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152 - 156 Shaftesbury Avenue, London WC2H 8HL 0207 836 8635 Indian 7 days £20-£30
Accessible and modern restaurant in heart of London, close to shopping and theatreland. Cooked using traditional recipes and methods by real Indian chefs. Winner of the Indian restaurant of the year award 2001 (awarded by Evening Standard and Carlton Food).
Review Mela134 Golders Green Rd
Golders Green
London NW11 8HB 0208 458 8088 Chinese 24 Hours £20-£30
Kosher Pan Oriental
Opening Hours Mon-Thurs 5pm-11.30
Sunday 12-11.30pm
Review Met Su Yan19 Blandford Street W1U 3DH 020 7224 1898 Modern Global Mon-Sat £30-£50
Michael Moore of Blandford Street offers Fine Global Cuisine. The menu is a reflection of Michael Moore experience in working in the world's most exclusive hotels and restaurants over many years.
The atmosphere of the restaurant is warm an intimate. Ideally located between Baker and Bond Street, this fantastic restaurant is a real gem in coolest Marylebone.
Review Michael Moore of Blandford StreetMIDI 5 5 5 = 5
140-142 St John Street
Clerkenwell
London EC1 0207 25 000 25 East Mediterranean Mon-Sat £10-£20
Open from Midday to Midnight, Midi is one of the friendliest restaurants around. The food is cooked freshly in front of you and the staff are always ready to help. Without wine we paid £12 per head, for a meal which included the most succulent chicken I've ever eaten.
Unlimited pitta bread is free as with the olives and pickles. A great place to go!!
Review MIDI34-38 Vauxhall Bridge Road
London
SW1V 3NW SW1V 3NW 020 7630 1444 Indian 7 days £20-£30
Pimlico has never been known for its great eatery’s. This has changed – Salim Uddin and Abdur Rahim have launched MILLBANK SPICE London's newest Indian Restaurant on Vauxhall Bridge Road, Pimlico, SW1 – an unpretentious and accessible venue with 80 covers. Talented Indian chefs have created a menu which captures the authenticity and quality of the culinary traditions of North, South, East and West of India. MILLBANK SPICE also serves lighter dishes traditionally overlooked in Indian restaurants in the UK.
With a sensual selection of food, MILLBANK SPICE is a magnetic destination that will tempt the most seasoned diner back again and again. Real value for money along with relaxing surroundings guarantees a delightful experience.
Start with the Murgh Suka then try a vegetarian delight or a tandoor specialty like Paneer Shashlik as an entrée. Order a Palak Bhajee and delicious Lemon Rice on the side and don’t forget some freshly baked bread. For a more exotic choice, try the Millbank Special Menu – a combination of Tandoori dishes that’s rightfully the best in the house.
The short and punchy wine list includes Moet & Chandon for under £30 – no West End prices here! A bottle of house white costs only £7.95 and you can find a wonderful tasting Chablis for £14.95. There is a great Campodorado Rioja at £9.95 or try a Ruby Cabernet from California for under £11. MILLBANK SPICE also serves a large selection of Indian and World beers.
The restaurant is beautifully set with colourful furnishings and the interior was designed and built by Studio One. The interior décor is a mix of modern minimalism with the use of natural materials giving the restaurant a sleek and stylish finish. Pastel yellow, lime green and burgundy walls create a pleasant and relaxing environment – no flock wallpaper here!
The main restaurant has been designed to cater for individual dining or parties up to 30 covers. Salim Uddin, Director and Front of House has over 24 years of experience in managing restaurants and manages a team of 8 floor & bar staff and 8 kitchen staff.
Experience the delights of MILLBANK SPICE at 34-38 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London, SW1V 2RY, opening times are 12 noon to 2.30pm for lunch, dinner is from 5.30pm to 11.00pm. MILLBANK SPICE is also available for private hire without charge for up to 80 covers for dinner and 120 for cocktail canapés.
Review Millbank Spice21, west 12 shopping centre
shepherds bush green w12 8pp 02087432200 Moroccan 7 days £10-£20
Mimouza is the best Moroccan Restaurant
In West London, offers nice MOroccan athmosphere and Foods.
Review MIMOUZA Moroccan Restaurant? ? ? Japanese 7 Days £10-£20
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Review Mo MosUnit 24, Liverpool St Station EC2M 020 7247 3227 Japanese Mon-Sat £20-£30
The first converyor belt sushi restaurant in London. Quite a different atmosphere to the Yo! Chain of restuarants, being less painfully trendy. Can be very busy weekday lunchtimes due to its location in the heart of the city.
Review Moshi Moshi56 Curzon Street,
London W1Y 8AL 020 7499 4636 French Mon-Sat £50+
The Mirabelle is one of the many restaurants managed by Marco Pierre White, and is considered one of his finest. The elegant dining room is a perfect venue to sample classic frence cuisine at its finest. Unlike many restaurants of this caliber, the food is not over-fussy, allowing the quality of the ingredients and skill of preparation to shine through. The service is unfaultable: attentive yet unobtrusive, knowledgeable yet uncodescending.
Review The Mirabelle
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