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O Tino
Tucked behind the Camden Belushi’s, O Tino is a popular, simply decorated spot serving great Portuguese classics.
Funchal Bakery
Funchal Bakery in Brixton is the platonic ideal of a Portuguese cafe: equal parts bakery, deli, cafe, caff, bar, general hangout.
A Toca Restaurant
Step into A Toca Restaurant in Stockwell on a weekend lunchtime and you’ll see families celebrating birthdays over Portuguese food, big screens showing football, and cheap vinho verde flowing.
Yuki Bar
Yuki Bar is a moody wine bar and Japanese small plates spot in a Hackney arch, run by a former sommelier at Noma.
Palmeira
Palmeira in Leyton is a fantastic Portuguese deli-cum-greasy spoon, popular with families and Orient fans on weekends.
Velho Portugal
Smaller than most spots in Little Portugal, Velho Portugal more than makes up for it in charm and generous portions of Portuguese food.
Pedro’s Wine Bar
Pedro’s is a cosy wine bar on the Bermondsey Beer Mile and a perfect hideaway from the stag do hordes.
O Cantinho De Portugal
Whether a quiet midweek lunch or busy weekend meal, O Cantinho De Portugal in Stockwell is always a safe bet, either for a Portuguese meal or a coffee at the bar.
A Portuguese Love Affair
Cosy and casual, A Portuguese Love Affair is a Hackney cafe with great Portuguese food and one of the best pastel de nata in London.
El Pastor Battersea
A Mexican spot in Battersea Power Station, El Pastor is all about good times and even better food. Get stuck into the tacos but don’t miss the ceviche.
Anda House
Anda House is a little kiosk in Trader Wembley specialising in Gujarati egg dishes that are a perfect fix anytime of day.
Dosa Express
If you're after a cheap, cheerful, and quick Sri Lankan meal around Wembley Central, then popping into Dosa Express for masala dosa is a fine idea.
Aroma Lounge
Aroma Lounge is a desi pub in Wembley that combines football and curry house classics in a big, banquet-style dining room.
Lucky Yu
Lucky Yu is a wholesome home bakery in Walthamstow, making Cantonese-inspired breads and buns.
The Allotment Kitchen
The Allotment Kitchen, part of Stepney City Farm, is a leafy, fairy light-sprinkled oasis that serves excellent brunch dishes, Baileys hot chocolate, and honeycomb-topped Guinness cake.
Arlington
Arlington is a European restaurant risen from the ashes of Le Caprice, and it feels like the good times of the 1980s never went away at the St. James's spot.
67 Sourdough
A car dealership in East Finchley is an unlikely place to eat some of London’s best pizza, but that’s where you’ll find 67 Sourdough serving thin-crust, New York-style pies.
Nijū
A swish Japanese restaurant in Mayfair that makes superb sushi, Nijū is a place to visit when you're not paying.
Farm Shop, Mayfair
If your version of the countryside involves glamorous parties on manicured lawns, a distinct lack of bugs, and wifi, you’ll find your people in deli and wine bar Farm Shop, Mayfair.
Beaten By A Whisker
Beaten By A Whisker, a small-batch Walthamstow bakery, is a proper community spot and has one of the best cookies in London.
Bar D4100
Bar D4100 is pink-tiled pizzeria in Nunhead that has the feel of a neighbourhood dinner party.
Carmel Fitzrovia
Carmel in Fitzrovia is a polished, bumping place with great Eastern Mediterranean food. We'd come back just for the bread.
The Laundry
At some point, between eating comforting Antipodean dishes and admiring the mint green banquettes, you’ll realise you’ve been at The Laundry in Brixton for three blissful hours.
Crispin at Studio Voltaire
If you can’t get enough of modern European sharing plates and want to feel like an Art Basel regular, go to Crispin at Studio Voltaire in Clapham.
Naughty Piglets
Naughty Piglets is a natural wine bar in Brixton, with a rotating line-up of chef residences. But it's not pretentious at all.