The deep-pan pizzas from this delivery-only spot in Brixton are some of the best you can get in London.

You can find big burgers, fried chicken, and shakes at this Uxbridge spot.

A Philadelphia-inspired Fitzrovia dive bar selling philly cheesesteaks, wings, and draft beers.

Seven Dials Market is a food hall with lots of options, from pasta, to ramen, to fried chicken, that’s alright if you want an alright quick meal.

The Cheese Bar is a cheese-mad counter restaurant in Camden Stables. It’s worth stopping by for a sandwich.

Morty & Bob’s is a café and bar in Coal Drops Yard serving toasties (and other things) that will put your George Foreman creations to shame.

Dead Rabbits Saloon is a burger and wings spot in Highbury with a decent selection of spirits.

The Bad Egg is a no nonsense City diner serving decent burgers and excellent shakes.

Randy’s Wing Bar is a casual spot in the City perfect for eating some serious chicken wings with mates.

The Colony Grill Room in Mayfair is a brasserie inside The Beaumont Hotel, serving everything from hot dogs to whole lobsters.

EXP Cantina at Swan Wharf is a cool outdoor cafe and bar with a big terrace overlooking the River Lea, serving tacos, burgers, and craft beers.

Electric Diner is an American-style diner in Notting Hill, serving all the classics. It can get pricey, but it’s reliably good.

Ninth Ward is a low-lit bar near Farringdon with decent lunchtime food deals and a great burger.

Aside from having the famous Orange Buffalo as its latest semi-permanent residency, Hoxton Square Bar and Kitchen is great for a little rowdiness.

Street food giants Orange Buffalo have moved into the Hoxton Bar and Kitchen. They have a bigger menu, but the wings are still the main draw.

PJ’s is an old-school, polo themed restaurant in South Ken serving brasserie style food and an excellent full English all day.