343 Fulham Road, London SW10 9TW

Roman pizzas are at the centre of this newish Chelsea pizzeria. That means hand-rolled (chefs use a traditional mattarello rolling pin) and wood-fired pizzas with a range of classic toppings. There's a strong cocktail offering with an Italian accent and plenty of fritti treats for starters too.

138 Brompton Rd, London SW3 1HY

This popular fish and chip shop group originated in Mayfair, hence the name. This is their second venture and is open all day, so it's a useful spot for a breakfast as well as battered cod and cocktails in the evenings. In addition to the classic fish and chips, they also do a nice line in lobster rolls, fish finger butties and fresh oysters.

14-15 Beauchamp Pl, London SW3 1NQ

This fine dining restaurant from Michelin-starred chef Rohit Ghai spans four floors of a Knightsbridge townhouse, topped with a rooftop cocktail bar. At the heart of the offering is sigri cooking, a way of cooking over live fire. The restaurant's look is inspired by the Himalayas but the menu takes inspiration from across India. The signature butter chicken is not to be missed.

4 Cromwell Place, London SW7 2JE

The Lavery has taken over a historic space in Kensington, across a series of Grade II-listed Georgian townhouses, for a very swish place to have a Mediterranean-led meal. Inside the beautiful space, you'll find a seasonal Mediterranean menu of small and sharing plates alongside a notably well-priced European-focused wine list.