An air of understated glamour pervades the Addendum Restaurant, in contrast to its location in bustling east London. Set within the Apex City of London Hotel, the subdued amber lighting and leather booths make this an intimate and refined dining experience, ideal for wooing clients and lovers alike. The eclectic array of dishes draws on cuisines from around the world, with two AA Rosettes to support the inventiveness of the menu.
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Located just off Fenchurch Street, this glamorous Bertorelli restaurant is the ideal getaway from the City. With dark chocolate coloured walls, stylish seating and grand chandeliers, the restaurant is the perfect space for more formal dining. Here, you can savour classic, authentic Italian dishes from the a la carte menu, including pasta, meat and fish meals. A truly decadent range of desserts also provide the perfect complement to your dinner. Alternatively, the bar offers a lighter menu, as well as a wide selection of Italian wines, champagnes and cocktails. Additionally, the elegant private dining room is ideal for business dinners, lunch with friends, or for presentations. This room offers seating for up to 36 guests, with doors opening onto the bar area. 
Perched over the Design Museum, Blueprint Café offers the ideal riverside spot for a relaxed lunch or dinner, with the backdrop of Tower Bridge, the City of London and Docklands all visible from its stunning glazed balcony. The simplicity of the restaurant’s design can be found everywhere, from the effortlessly clean lines of the interior to the delicious straightforward cuisine. With inspiration from Scotland and throughout Europe, the excellent seasonal menu blends these international influences to offer tasty game dishes in the winter months and tender spring asparagus and summer fruits during the warmer months. Blueprint Café also offers an expert wine list with plenty of options by the glass. The good mix of European wines and New World discoveries ensures that there is something to suit every palate. 
If you’re hankering after British classics, Butlers Wharf Chop House will satisfy your cravings for fish and chips whilst providing the kind of tacit style you’d count on from a Conran restaurant. In a striking location near Tower Hill and London Bridge stations, expect modern interpretations of traditional British fare from the kitchen, with a fixed price lunch and an a la carte menu in the evenings. Dine al fresco with amazing views of Tower Bridge and the riverside, or enjoy the relaxing comfort of the restaurant with cosy seating and oak-lined walls. Changing frequently to reflect the finest and freshest seasonal produce, Butlers Wharf Chop House’s menus offer traditional British favourites with exceptional natural flavours. Roast Beef and Steak and Kidney Pudding are popular choices, and the much-loved Sticky Toffee Pudding also comes highly recommended. For the perfect accompaniment to your meal, choose from the range of Bordeaux and Burgundy on the extensive wine list, or enjoy the traditional English beers and wines on offer. 
With a combination of delicious food, great wines and a real ambience, Café Rouge St Katharine Docks has embodied the style and je ne sais quoi of French dining since it opened way back in 1989. Now with over 90 sites across the country it’s just the place to mull over the morning papers with a cafe au lait and a croissant, pop in for a spot of lunch, share a post-work drink or relax over an evening meal. The menu covers a range of French classics from croques and baguettes, ideal for a quick and easy snack, to more substantial fare such as steak frites and boeuf bourguignon. Likewise, the wines are predominately French; many made by lesser known producers, and provide the perfect accompaniment to the food on offer. No hassle, no rush, no skinny- decaff-double-shot-to-go, Cafe Rouge St Katharine Docks provides a vibrant atmosphere that moves with your moods throughout the day. 
This heavyweight Italian restaurant is a busy City destination which remains subdued and friendly despite its powerful clientele. Caravaggio’s imposing facade, a former bank, gives way to a split-level interior, with a lofty ceiling and original Art Deco light fittings. Regional dishes from across Italy, all assiduously home-made, compose the classic menu. Meals are also served at the marble-topped bar by the entrance. Perfect for business dining. 
‘Champor-Champor’ is a Malay term that loosely translates as ‘mix and match’ and that is certainly true of this colourful little restaurant in South-East London. The dining area resonates with exotica, featuring a selection of unique details in the decor, from tribal artefacts to modern pieces of art. The food is equally eclectic, taking inspiration from modern Malay cuisine, along with the best of Japanese, Burmese and Thai elements thrown in. The results include dishes such as Satay Marinated Carpaccio of Ostrich, Grilled Minced Fish and Nori Cannelloni, and Beef Rendang. Vegetarian dishes are just as exciting, offering Grilled Plantains with Steamed Okra or Roast Baby Leeks with Mushrooms and Pickled Tea Noodles. With plenty to offer on the menu and such an exceptional setting to dine it, this is one dining experience you will not want to miss. 
Chez Gérard introduces its polished line in French cuisine to the heart of the City, with this branch in pretty Trinity Square. The brasserie-style menu features the restaurant’s renowned steak-frites, alongside great fish and vegetarian options. Close to the Tower of London and Tower Bridge, the relaxing and friendly atmosphere makes it popular with the City crowd and tourists alike. 
Located on the east side of London’s square mile in the Tower Hill and Tower Bridge area, Jamies – The Minories is an intimate and friendly wine bar, which epitomises everything about the Jamies brand. A cosy and stylish contemporary environment is complemented by a versatile interior, offering both relaxed, informal and more private dining areas, as well as a separate bar area, ideal for small parties or a quiet drink with friends and work colleagues. The menu offers an excellent choice ranging from traditional starters, main courses and desserts to the famous smoked meats, sharing boards and party style platters. To accompany the food, the team also pride themselves on offering a comprehensive range of quality wines from all over the world, including a great choice of premium options and the new executive wine list. 
A taste of India in the City of London, Kasturi is a British Curry Award winning restaurant. Situated on Aldgate High Street and easily accessible from nearby tube stations, Kasturi Indian restaurant is ranked among the top 30 restaurants in the UK.Kasturi serves an exciting range of aromatic Indian cuisine to tantalise your taste buds. Specialising in Pakhtoon cuisine, Kasturi emphasises the use of meat juices and vegetables in the cooking process when preparing kebabs and grill dishes. By doing so, the kitchen staff minimise the use of ghee and butter in their cooking.Heralding the traditions of Indian sub-continental cuisine by retaining its authentic nature, the presentation of the cuisine at Kasturi highlights Indian culinary art at its finest.