Top Restaurants to Visit in London – Enjoy your Best Food Experiences in London

A new comer aimed at pleasing the palates of the gourmet dinner, The Manor is located close to Clapham Common. It is on the same line as the Dairy Restaurant and managed by the same group. The restaurant is renowned as a gourmet diner's haven proffering dishes fit for British aristocracy. Food is a combination of seasonal favourites cultivated in the rooftop gardens of the Dairy Restaurant. The menu boasts a wide variety of innovative dishes that promise a right royal feast in your mouth. The flavours are always well balanced and just right. Must try favourites include buttercup that's whipped to perfection as well as sourdough bread that comes warm to your table with a fancy little pack of heated grains placed at its base to keep the bread soft warm and smelling utterly delicious.

This is an innovation of the famous Salt Yard Group which now manages some of London's trendiest and most popular restaurants. The place is tipped to be the groups best with its marvellous amalgamation of Italian and Spanish cuisine. Traditional favourites are given a modern and unique twist to create dishes that offer exotic flavours; these flavours are mainly attributed to the smoking and charring techniques this restaurant seems to have mastered.

Located on Park Lane this restaurant is for the serious food connoisseur. Easily accessible to guests at the COMO Metropolitan London; Nobu offers the unique flavours of the Japanese and Peruvian cuisine. The ingredients are guaranteed to be the freshest while the likes of sashimi salad, squid pasta with light garlic sauce and Hamashi sashimi with fiery jalapeno are must tries. Dining in Central London does not get any better than your experience at Nobu.

Located in central Mayfair, Gymkhana earned the National Restaurant Award and is a Michelin Starred restaurant. Enjoy flavours from the Raj as you tuck into spicy curries and other exotic creations that firmly confirm Gymkhana is not just a 'curry' spot in London. The place is well settled into the food scene of central Mayfair offering exotic cocktails and amazing meals at some surprisingly economical rates.

A tribute to London's fine dining scene, The Palomar is located in central Soho; a fact that was confirmed by many acclaimed food critics. The restaurant proffers a very tantalizing and impressive menu that is a combination of North African, Spanish and Israeli cuisine. The place has an open kitchen and pricing chart that will certainly leave you surprised given the wealth of dishes on offer. A popular restaurant a prior reservation is recommended in order to avoid disappointments. A must order is the Jerusalem local polenta; which is done to perfection since the managing firm of The Palomar does have its roots in Jerusalem.