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Eater’s recommended restaurants in London, from the most nourishing stews and curries to the smokiest, most succulent jerk this winter
Sichuan fried chicken sandwiches, a fully fledged taqueria, regional Palestinian cuisine, a Tamil Sri Lankan "diaspora dream," and more
According to Eater London’s year-end committee
The restaurants that Eater London’s staff, contributors, and friends frequented over and over again.
Make it count on the last night of the year
The restaurants across the city that offer shelter from the storm
22 of the best: a mix of old-timers and many exciting newcomers
Raucous Thai cookery in Soho; a Sri Lankan diaspora dream in Borough Market; and more openings to watch as the leaves turn
Beautiful seafood on a boat, Venetian pasta on the canal, Sri Lankan cuisine by the lake, and more
Where to go for a slice of la dolce vita in the capital
Udon in the City, roti on an industrial estate, small plates on the canal, sandwiches in Bloomsbury, and more — many with heaters
A Sephardic hit heads for Soho; a long-anticipated pan-African restaurant finally comes to life; and Sichuan fried chicken pitches up in Hackney
Where to find bubbly pet-nat, chilled, gluggable reds, and more in the sunshine
The restaurants that Eater London’s staff, contributors, and friends frequented again and again
Omicron brings down the shutters on a year of uncertainty, turmoil, takings, and takeaways
Bread, wine, meat, fish, fruit, veg, and other groceries from shops, provisioners, and restaurants
The best restaurant, takeaway, dish, and most justifiably hype food of the year
T-shirts, tote bags, mugs, and more
Deeply flavoured laminations, delicate tarts, perfect pithiviers, and more
Bastions of European cuisine, transportive gardens, and more
The classic Italian dessert takes many forms — here are the city’s best
"The most important thing we’ve learned is to plan for the worst and hope for the best."
Outstanding pizza, fish and chips, jerk chicken, beigels, and more — all without the apps