Brook St, London W1K 4HR

Having originally opened as a summer residency at Claridge's restaurant, the popularity of this NYC pop-up was such that the hotel decided to put a ring on it and make the relationship a permanent one. The menu is a New York Italian affair with some Mayfair flourishes. So you'll find signature dishes like the chicken alla diavola alongside lobster linguine. If you're making a long lunch, or late dinner of it, be sure to swing by their bar here for some excellently-made martinis.

5 Pollen St, London W1S 1NE

Chez Rose sees Row on 5 chef Spencer Metzger taking over the space that used to be Little Social. Once again working with Jason Atherton (although Metzger leads the venture), the chef has created a boutique French bistro in the heart of Mayfair, with a menu full of classic dishes, delivered in style. Make sure to save space for the signature (and huge) soufflé.

7 Burlington Gardens, London W1S 3ES

Rh London is the Mayfair outpost of Restoration Hardware, which is a unique mix of an upmarket furniture store and a gallery alongside restaurants and bars. The food here is brasserie-style and served in two amazing-looking spaces. There's The Perch, an alfresco space on the rooftop as well as the main double-height dining room downstairs, housed in a former banking hall. All that and there's a bar serving great martinis too.

30 Upper Grosvenor Street, London W1K 7PH

MA/NA comes from the same people behind Los Mochis and here they've gone for a dedicated high-end Japanese approach. So you'll find everything from excellent tuna tartare to sushi and sashimi selections and grilled dishes. The steak is a big draw, presented on a grill to your table. It's either wagyu beef or the more high-end Kobe beef, as this is one of the few London restaurants licensed to serve it. The bar here is also excellent and opens late too.