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The London Restaurant Openings to Get Excited About in 2022
Gastropubs, lobster rolls, Roman pizza, debuts, and second albums: A constantly updated record of the key restaurant openings in the capital
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An Eater’s Guide to London
Unofficial, highly opinionated information and what to eat and drink in the Big Smoke
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London’s Best Oysters
Unadorned, roasted, or topped with bright, cunning condiments — here are the best bivalves in the city
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The 38 Essential Restaurants in London
Eater’s recommended restaurants in London, from the freshest seafood to the smokiest, succulent jerk this summer
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Eater’s Recommended Restaurants for Takeaway and Delivery
Lunch, dinner, snacks, wine, and coffee all over London
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The London Restaurant Standbys of 2021
The restaurants that Eater London’s staff, contributors, and friends frequented again and again
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The Best Dishes Eater Writers Ate This Week
Eater writers share their meal highlights from a week of eating
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Where to Buy Food and Wine in London
Bread, wine, meat, fish, fruit, veg, and other groceries from shops, provisioners, and restaurants
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‘Frankly It Was Fucking Scary’: London’s Restaurant Workers Discuss Reopening in a Pandemic
Precarity has prevented many from wanting to speak out, or speak candidly; many took a short time to reflect on their industry and reasoned that it was time to get out
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These London Restaurants Have All Closed During the Coronavirus Crisis
The places permanently closed during the COVID-19 pandemic
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Introducing All of London’s New Michelin-Starred Restaurants
The Red Guide handed out 12 new stars to London restaurants this year: here’s everything to know about them and their chefs
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Here Are London’s 2021 Michelin Stars
London has two new three-Michelin-starred restaurants
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The London Restaurants That Stepped Up for Their Communities in 2020
Whether with deliveries to the vulnerable and the NHS, or by changing operations entirely to suit people’s needs
