With its laid-back Southern hospitality and lively party atmosphere, the Big Easy has become a mainstay of no-nonsense Chelsea dining. Its generous menu of authentic barbeque steaks and fresh seafood is supplemented by regular happy hours which attract willing young crowds who can’t resist the restaurant’s easygoing charms. Live music every night till late.
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A classic choice for Covent Garden dining, Christopher’s is as boldly stylish in its cuisine as its silk-panelled dining room with grand views to Waterloo Bridge would suggest. Delicious modern American dishes bolster the inventive menu, which caters to a relaxed and buzzy professional crowd. A fixed price pre-theatre menu is deservedly popular, while the weekend traditional American brunch is great for big appetites. 
Set in Clerkenwell’s Exmouth Market, the $ Grills and Martinis is a high-gloss, Vegas-inspired restaurant and bar. Exposed brickwork, smoky mirrors and dark, rich colours create an glamorous, confident atmosphere. The menu is gourmet North American, with steaks, burgers, grills, platters and shellfish. A downstairs bar, full of glitter balls and banquette seating, offers late-night drinking. 
Easygoing Maxwell’s is a vibrant restaurant set over two floors in the bustling atmosphere of Covent Garden. The menu aims to cater for every taste, with salads, prime cuts and fish featuring alongside the restaurant’s well-known grills. Late night dining makes it ideal for theatregoers, with a 50-strong cocktail list to wash it all down. Children’s menu available. 
Perennial favourite Maxwell’s is an enthusiastically all-American diner in the centre of historic Oxford. The family-friendly menu boasts the best burgers in town, with generous portions of salads, steaks and fish dishes and portions for children as well. The restaurant’s lively cocktail bar is boosted by late-night live music. 
Popular PJ’s is a North American grill and restaurant straight out of Boston in the heart of the affluent London neighbourhood of Chelsea. A charming mahogany interior, reflected in the mirrors scattered around the yellow walls, adds to the relaxing buzz of the place. Weekend brunches are particularly in demand, with litres of the infamous Bloody Mary cocktails to wash things down. 
On a bustling Covent Garden back street, just off the Strand, lies laid-back PJ’s Bar and Restaurant. The atmosphere is warm and friendly, amplified by wood panels and mirrors, with authentic American-style grills and salads and a plentiful bar. Regulars get their names on brass plates close to their favourite spots, and there’s pavement seating in the summer. 
Situated close to Heathrow Airport, The Sheraton Skyline is a sleek, contemporary hotel ideally located for business dining. Sports memorabilia clutters the hotel’s American-themed Sports Bar and Café, which serves up robust burgers, grills and comfort food amidst snug, relaxed surroundings. Large screen TVs add to the informal atmosphere with non-stop coverage of major sporting events. 
Tucked behind Kensington High Street, Sticky Fingers is unswerving in its dedication to both great rock memorabilia and legendary burgers. Co-owned by Rolling Stone Bill Wyman, this laid-back restaurant with its friendly vibe has a hearty line-up of north American and Mexican favourites, with steaks, ribs and generous salads on the menu. The hefty collection of Stones iconography is an irresistible supporting act for fans and tourists of pop-culture.