A melting pot of different cultures while proudly flying the flag for Caribbean cuisine, Brixton offers all foods for all budgets. We round up some of the best places to eat in the area. 

Soho is where you'll probably find the most concentrated area of restaurants and bars in London. We've picked some of the choice spots in the area...

Just north of Oxford Street, Marylebone is the place to head for if you need a respite from shopping - but want something a little more casual than Mayfair.

Shoreditch has become one of the areas of London with the most diverse eating out options. Here's our edit of what we think are the best... 

Comprising the area between Smithfield and Exmouth markets, there's an awful lot of promise tucked away in these back streets. Here's where to find the best restaurants in Clerkenwell...

From fun spots on Portobello Road to fine dining on Kensington Park Road, Notting Hill is definitely on the up as a restaurant destination. Here's our pick of the best restaurants in the area. 

One of London's top commuter stations is also home to some really great restaurants. We run down some of the very best. 

North of Oxford Street, there's a lot to choose from - and it's not all confined to Charlotte Street. Here's our pick...

In Peckham, food from all over the world and for all budgets is represented, uniting to offer the best food found within one postcode anywhere in the capital.

In the heart of Mayfair, you'll find more than a smattering of Michelin-starred restaurants. But it's not all about the 10-course tasting menus. Here's our pick of the very best restaurants in Mayfair.

Islington has a HUGE amount of restaurants, with the majority of them along Upper Street. But which are the ones you should be paying attention to - here's our list of the best in the area...

Once only somewhere you'd find tourists eating out, Covent Garden's fortunes as a foodie destination are now such that there's almost too much choice. Which is where our handy edit to the best restaurants in WC2 comes in

One of London's top commuter stations is also home to some really great restaurants. We run down some of the very best. 

The City may be on the quiet side at the weekends, but there are some cracking restaurants there - not least at Bloomberg Arcade which houses a few on our list. All of these places will be at their buzziest during the week - and that's the best time to visit them.

Head south of the river to London Bridge and you'll find a host of pubs, bars and restaurants - not to mention Borough Market itself at the weekends.