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.

Two Lights is the Shoreditch restaurant an algorithm might design. It doesn’t quite add up, but, if you use it in the right way, it’s a good bet.

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.