This bustling warehouse conversion is packed out at every hour of the day, but still manages to find seats for everyone, and to offer quick service and consistently high standards. The noisy second-floor dining room, with its bare brick walls and comfy seats, is a classic piece of post-industrial design, while the more formal top floor enjoys panoramic views over St Paul's and the City. The ground floor has a bar and comfy sofas. It's at its best with the simplest items - burgers and pasta are the staple diet of the young banking and media types eating here, and the excellent fry-ups are a City of London staple.
Smiths of Smithfield - Top Floor Restaurant
Modern European Cuisine in the City
Splendid views and serious steak are the staples at Smiths of Smithfield. This renowned carnivore's paradise... More
Smiths of Smithfields
67-77 Charterhouse Street, Farringdon
Owned and run by John Torode, the slightly rotund one without the bald head in TV's Master Chef, Smiths of... More
Tucked away in a quiet street adjoining Lincoln’s Inn, this delightful restaurant is hard to find, but worth the effort. The Chancery is a brilliant ... More
Comptoir Gascon operated as a deli with a few tables until they switched things around in October 2005, reducing the deli counter and installing enough ... More
Filled with old fashioned touches like wood panelling, old paintings, stone flagged floors, claw foot baths and open fires, The Rookery has plenty of character. ... More
Just North of the city, these well-appointed family apartments offer an idyllic little spot for parents with children. At the weekend, the city is ...More
Land art brings the environment to the gallery interior as 25 select artists give their interpretation of climate change issues at the Barbican's summer exhibition, ...More
Newspaper archive collection.
For an interesting take on print journalism and the machinations of the media world pay a visit to Guardian and Observer’s archive and ... More
Part of the Barbican Centre for arts and conferences the Curve Gallery, situated on the ground floor, has changing exhibitions of photography, art and ... More
Its location opposite Smithfield Market is a very appropriate spot for the Farm Collective to set up shop. Working with select farmers and small producers, this ...More
For tenants of Smithfield Market getting up in the dark is the nothing
out of the ordinary; with the market opening at 4am these hard working
folk ... More
Situated in the heart of London, Career Energy – formed in March 2002 - offers comprehensive advice on careers, career change and job searching. They’ll ...More
One day workshops, offering a friendly no-nonsense approach to teaching about wine, suitable for everyone from beginners to experts.
Courses take place at the following venues:
Atlas ... More
Bounded in by surrounding office buildings, Postman's Park's appeal lies in what it symbolises as much as how it looks. Located just north of St ... More
Built on the site of a Victorian meat cellar, Fabric continues to boast the most sensational line-ups in the capital. Its global reputation is founded ... More
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This bustling warehouse conversion is packed out at every hour of the day, but still manages to find seats for everyone, and to offer quick service and consistently high standards. The noisy second-floor dining room, with its bare brick walls and comfy seats, is a classic piece of post-industrial design, while the more formal top floor enjoys panoramic views over St Paul's and the City. The ground floor has a bar and comfy sofas. It's at its best with the simplest items - burgers and pasta are the staple diet of the young banking and media types eating here, and the excellent fry-ups are a City of London staple.
