Close to the bustle of Victoria station, 2 Bridge Place is a stylish cosmopolitan restaurant set within the London Hesperia Victoria Hotel. Decorated in classic contemporary style with pale walls and wood and leather seating, this engaging venue with its Mediterranean-influenced menu is ideal for an informal business lunch or a relaxing evening meal.
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Al Duca, set in London’s Piccadilly recently celebrated its tenth brithday. Opened in 1999 as part of the Pulze’s ‘Cuisine Collection’ restaurant group, Al Duca’s offers fine Italian food that has earned it a legion of loyal diners. The restaurant itself uses traditional Italian colours to evoke a warm and inviting feel; terracotta, olive and stone along with oak timber and mosaic tiling are used to great effect. Al Duca’s menu is suitably Italian, offering dishes such as tiger prawns with saffron vinaigrette, clam, garlic and chilli oil linguini and calf’s liver with spinach, raisins and pine nuts. Three courses at Al Duca cost an average of £40 per person which could be an offer you can’t refuse! 
Local favourite Al Forno is a buzzy neighbourhood Italian restaurant tucked away down Upper Richmond Road in Putney. Despite its location off the main drag, the restaurant bubbles with a lively crowd who add to the friendly charm of the place. Italian pasta and pizza staples plus meat and fish dishes fill the substantial menu, and there’s often live music and dancing. Children are welcome, and even encouraged to join in with the pizza preparation. 
From the same stable as the renowned Chutney Mary comes Amaya, a vibrantly decorated, Michelin star-awarded restaurant in a smart buzzy Knightsbridge location. The rosewood and sandstone interior strikes a chic note in perfect tune with the intelligent, modern menu. Amaya’s open kitchen employs three types of Indian grilling technique and complex marinades to produce sophisticated cuisine designed to be shared and served as it is prepared. 
Situated in the heart of Barnes with its own secret garden, Annie’s quirky mix of British and continental flavours recently won it Chiswick’s Best Restaurant Award. There is a stylish al fresco dining area and a lush velvet interior, with gilded mirrors and candles, both offering the perfect surroundings for sipping a Blush Royale cocktail with a crystallised rose petal. It has a wide range of daily specials and the menu is changed seasonally. Annie’s brunches are particularly renowned – choose from a Crisp Bacon Sandwich with Oven Roasted Tomatoes to a Full English in adult or child-sized portions. Lamb Burger with Goat’s Cheese can be found alongside Lamb Gigot on the main menu and veggies also have plenty of choice, including the Daily Risotto Special. Desserts range from Sticky Toffee Pudding to Crème Brûlée du Jour. 
Enhanced by glorious views of the Thames, the Aqua Brasserie in Vauxhall presents these vistas through the floor-to-ceiling windows that fill the dining area with light. The decor is very cosmopolitan, with a horseshoe-shaped bar where you can enjoy a drink before your meal. Aqua Brasserie serves food throughout the day, from a fantastic all-day breakfast to a broad range of light bites at lunch time. In the evenings, the menu changes to more substantial fare, including Spicy Lamb Sausage with Harissa, Pan-Fried Red Mullet and a selection of vegetarian meals. Desserts are chic but not overbearing, and the wine list has enough to satisfy the most ardent wine connoisseur. All in all, the Aqua is considered a civilised and relaxed dining experience. 
Bringing the buzz and glamour of London’s West End to Clapham, Aquum is a state-of-the-art venue on the high street with a multi-million pound backing and a shimmering, stylish interior envisioned by a team of the UK’s best designers. Open daily until the early hours of the morning, Aquum serves a delicious a la carte menu of international favourites, alongside a great value ?5 express lunch option from Monday to Friday, perfect when you’re in a hurry! There’s no rush to leave in the evenings though, as the fantastic cocktails and finest DJs transform Aquum into Clapham’s most lively venue. With cosy booths and large private areas complementing the stunning surroundings and impeccable service, Aquum is one of the most popular destinations in the area, both day and night. 
When brothers Adam and Sam Kaye transformed a local house into the first ASK restaurant, they had a simple dream. A home from home, where diners could relax, be themselves and rely on fantastic, great value Italian food. Since then this family of restaurants has grown throughout the UK, which goes to show that sometimes the simplest dreams are the best ones. ASK Gloucester Arcade is the ideal place to relax in style with friends and family. The stunning design is complemented with a fabulous menu, containing gems for the adventurous alongside the Italian classics you know and love. Choose from steaming bowls of pasta, a delicious range of pizzas, and crunchy salads or try one of the scrumptious meat and fish dishes.For little ASKers there is a special kids’ menu including a mini-salad, pizza or pasta and dessert and a free fun-pack to keep them busy and allow you to relax. 
When brothers Adam and Sam Kaye transformed a local house into the first ASK restaurant, they had a simple dream. A home from home, where diners could relax, be themselves and rely on fantastic, great value Italian food. Since then this family of restaurants has grown throughout the UK, which goes to show that sometimes the simplest dreams are the best ones. ASK Victoria Street is the ideal place to relax in style with friends and family. The stunning design is complemented with a fabulous menu, containing gems for the adventurous alongside the Italian classics you know and love. Choose from steaming bowls of pasta, a delicious range of pizzas, and crunchy salads or try one of the scrumptious meat and fish dishes.For little ASKers there is a special kids’ menu including a mini-salad, pizza or pasta and dessert and a free fun-pack to keep them busy and allow you to relax. 
In the heart of South Kensington, London’s museum district rich in style and culture, Aubaine on Brompton Road offers straightforward French dining in a modest, unique ambience. Each dish is prepared to satisfy. From Aubaine’s Gigot to the Filet de Boeuf Tartare, all of the ingredients are sourced from the most meticulous suppliers to ensure an authentic French dining experience.The menu covers recipes from every region of France, coupled with daily blackboard specials and a range of mouth-watering desserts including Chocolate and Lemon Tarts, Crème Brulee and Nougat Glace. For even more exquisite indulgence, the dainty French patisserie features a selection of delectable cakes and pastries for you to enjoy inside or take home gift-wrapped. Prepared on-site are a range of delights such as Tarte Tatin, Tarte au Citron, Madeleines and Gateaux.A meal at Aubaine can also be accompanied by the delicious bread that customers cannot get enough of, as well as a glass of champagne and the house wine.