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Every week we round up all the new London restaurant reviews from the top UK critics and add them to our reviews section. This week, Marina O'Loughlin still can't find a Ramsay restaurant she likes, 28-50 gets a good welcome, and Giles Coren can't get to grips with Inamo...
28-50 - overall score 7.5/10 (new entry)
Timothy Barber - City AM  Estimated score
What did he think? Any new wine bar is to be greeted with open arms, particularly one with food as good as this. Choice quote: " We moved on to two mains so pleasing you almost didn't notice them go down your gullet at a hundred miles an hour, but after they were gone you mourned them." Read review
Hermano Primero - Dos Hermanos  Estimated score
What did he think? Not so sure about the food, but with a view this good, who cares? Choice quote: "Despite my misgivings about the food, most of which I understand now - although I still don't know why a good chef is here to put stuff on toast - I had a good time at 28-50: comfortable room, pleasant efficient staff, enjoyable wines." Read review
See all the 28-50 reviews
Jay Rayner - Observer  Estimated score
What did he think? Any new wine bar is to be greeted with open arms, particularly one with food as good as this. Choice quote: "I have been to more tawdry catering ventures than Tom's Terrace, the new al fresco venue at London's Somerset House, but really not that often." Read review
See all the Tom's Terrace reviews
Petrus - overall score 6.5/10 (no change)
Marina O'Loughlin - Metro 
What did she think? Michelin-style restaurant without any flair at all - dessert the one saving grace. Choice quote: "The food is entirely fine. That's as excited as I can get. It's well executed but there isn't one element I haven't seen done better elsewhere." Read review
See all the Petrus reviews
David Sexton - Evening Standard 
What did he think? Classic food done well, in a spectacular room. Choice quote: "It's a mighty steamship this place, serenely continuing on its course. And the food? The food is, of its kind, perfect." Read review
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Chris Pople - Cheese & Biscuits 
What did he think? Impressed with the food, but felt the service over familiar. Choice quote: "It's solely as a testament to Bruno Loubet's talents in the kitchen that we left his eponymous Bistrot very happy, but I couldn't help thinking that if the staff managed to turn the mateyness and quirkiness down a few notches we would have enjoyed ourselves far more." Read review
See all the Bistrot Bruno Loubet reviews
Carolyn Hart - Telegraph  Estimated score What did she think? Ok food in a location best suited for young party-folk. But with a great balcony. Choice quote: "The skyline is one of the most romantic sights in the world, and on a warm summer’s evening you can sit on the terrace in the gloaming with a glass of pretty good Albariño, nibbling at the tapas 'collection’..." Read review
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Simon Usborne - Independent 
What did he think? A destination restaurant that you wouldn't expect to find in Camberwell. Choice quote: "By now it's all we can do not to drool over the table, which quickly disappears under a spread of dishes (if anything, the excellent service is too fast)." Read review
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John Walsh - Independent 
What did he think? Felt food was uninspring, disliked cover charge and particularly disliked prawns presented in a Le Cruset pot. Choice quote: "The... surprise was how plain the selection of utterly predictable brasserie dishes was: roast duck, roast chicken, pork shoulder, suckling pork belly, shoulder of lamb, fillet of bream, scallops, John Dory, sea basszzzzzzz - sorry, I nodded off there for a minute." Read review
See all the Brasserie Joel reviews
Inamo - overall score 6/10 (no change)
Giles Coren - Times 
What did he think? Initially impressed by gimmick, but service and food started to fall apart. Choice quote: "Suddenly we regretted having eaten anything here at all. It’s an okay gimmick for ordering (and I am certain it will catch on) but it comes first here as a consideration, ahead of the kitchen, and not to put the kitchen first is death to any restaurant." Read review
See all the Inamo reviews
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