Best International Restaurants in Old Street

It rarely fails to deliver, Balthazar is a place with a great vibe, service was great and the fixed menu is good value with great choices.

Amazing experience, the food was excellent, especially the chicken liver parfait was incredible. The service was outstanding our server was very knowledgeable and guided us throughout the whole experience with her recommendations. Will definitely come back

Trivet is a rare restaurant in that it is one of the few Michelin 2 stars that do not have a tasting menu. This is a very welcome change as you are able to craft your own unique experience at the restaurant. The food coming from this very well-oiled kitchen is exquisite, technically proficient and incredibly interesting. The service is casually perfect, with all the hospitality and technical knowledge one would expect from a 2 star restaurant without the formality and stuffiness that often accompanies those accolades. The wine list is endlessly fascinating with bottles from regions that will surprise and delight even a novice oenophile. Jonny Lake and Isa Bal, along with their dedicated team, have created something precious precisely because it is not.

Just what I was looking for today. I was happy there, I booked dinner in Ting

What's the best experience to do in London? An afternoon tea, of course. I went to the Westin London city hotel and I absolutely loved the Christmas in the woods afternoon tea. Special mention to the citrus and dill mayonnaise infused Cornish crab on a mini bun and the scones freshly baked. The hotel was so nice with the Christmas decorations. The tea was excellent and the staff very attentive and helpful.