Situated on Camden High Street, Belushi’s is just a minute away from London’s most famous market. The open plan bar has an American sports bar feel with an exciting decor, a pool table, juke box and games machines. The menu includes a variety of mouth-watering burgers, salads and British favourites such as Fish and Chips and Bangers and Mash. Enjoy the classic BLT sandwich, take on the Texas-style Steak and keep yourself going with the delicious Caesar Salad. Get in the party mood or just celebrate the start of the weekend with a round of wines, beers, tequilas and champagnes, not to mention the wide choice of cocktails and shooters on offer. The large screens around the bar show major sporting events whilst you enjoy your drink. Some of London’s hottest DJs can be found spinning the decks on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, and you can also catch some of the best rock acts playing live, ensuring that there’s always something for everyone at Belushi’s.
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Part of the London arm of the global Benihana teppanyaki group, this Swiss Cottage restaurant offers six course menus cooked in traditional Japanese style on a hibachi grill. An additional à la carte sushi menu is available to eat in or take away. The sleek minimal design of the interior gives way to a bright garden area in the summer months. 
Popular with the affluent residents of Hampstead and Belsize Park, this branch of Brasserie Gérard on Haverstock Hill is a fine example of all-day dining in the French tradition. Brasserie staples from steak-frites to salade Niçoise pepper the menu, with regional Gallic dishes, gourmet burgers, pasta and tagine dishes filling in the gaps. The restaurant is relaxed and congenial, with a laid-back family atmosphere that grows more sophisticated with the evening crowd. 
Set amidst regenerated King’s Cross, Camino restaurant and bar is a passionate blend of Spanish and British influences. The clean lines of the interior combine exposed brick and cork walls and wooden floors to create an urban yet informal setting. The succinct menu makes use of British meats to offer a hearty range of Spanish tapas and regional favourites that change with the seasons. The bar serves tapas alongside a selection of Spanish wines and beers. Outdoor courtyard. 
Spread over three floors, Canal 125 is a laid-back local treat with a restaurant, late-night bar and two outdoor terraces with canalside views just north of King’s Cross. A stylishly decorated interior mingles dark wood floors and comfy leather sofas alongside carved mirrors and beautiful chandeliers. A menu of modern European cooking includes classics such as salmon fishcakes with a basil cream sauce, and there’s a hearty roast available on Sundays. 
Cini’s is a European cuisine restaurant and bar, which provides a unique and subtle twist on the usual gastro pub and presents it all in a stunning environment. Situated on Mill Lane close to the junction of West End Lane and Mill Lane, Cini’s is a stylish and contemporary venue. Light and inviting, the bamboo-style flooring gives a distinct French-Indochinese feel to the place. The food has a slight bias toward Mediterranean, but with a creative edge. There is an extensive list of authentic, freshly made pizzas, lasagne and pastas. Should none of these take your fancy, you can choose from a selection of chicken, steak, lamb or fresh fish on the grill. Expect to see a wide variety of clientele, all enjoying a thoroughly enthralling yet relaxed and unpretentious wining and dining experience. 
Designed after a Mediterranean market place, Del’ Aziz is a fantastic stop for food lovers, comprising of a delicatessen, bakery, brasserie and gift shop offering an array of products, from freshly baked breads to pastries, olive oil and vinegars, chocolate and confectionary, dried fruit and nuts. You can also purchase hand-painted ceramic plates and mugs, mint tea pots and glasses, as well as Mediterranean cookbooks and bespoke hampers. Whether you fancy a refreshing juice in the morning, a glass of wine and light lunch with friends, a family brunch on Sunday, a cup of tea and a sweet treat for the afternoon, or an informal candlelit dinner, it is all here for you. Come in and be served with a smile, while sitting around chunky wooden tables amidst a refreshing visual display of colourful goods, or enjoy dining al fresco on warm summer days. 
The vibrant orange and pink walls and rich dark woods of the interior are the perfect foil for Eriki’s warm, hospitable Indian restaurant in the leafy setting of Swiss Cottage. Sophisticated spice combinations show an assured approach to the regional cuisine on the menu, while the relaxed vibe has made it a neighbourhood favourite. 
Black padded leather walls, cowhide-covered chairs and opulent chandeliers make this Hampstead branch of the Gaucho steakhouse group a dramatic setting for an evening out. Its leafy north London location hasn’t dampened the restaurant’s enthusiasm for high-grade free-range Argentinian beef, which is cut and cooked in front of the chatty crowd of diners. Outdoor barbeque and terrace.