CuisineSourdough pizza
Price£
Neighbourhoodbrixton-tooting

Signature dishes: Margherita pizza, Anchovy and capers pizza

Must order: Margherita with mozzarella from a Cumbrian buffalo farm, plus a glass of Gavi from the list.

Tip: Walk-up only at the Brixton original. Friday and Saturday queue 30 minutes; weekday lunches walk in without waiting.

Location

Address: 4 Market Row, Brixton, London SW9 8LD

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Honest Burgers Brixton ★ 4.2

British burgers£brixton-tooting

Tom Barton, Phil Eeles and Dorian Waite's first Honest Burgers counter in Brixton Village London, opened 2011, runs dry-aged Ginger Pig beef and the rosemary-salt chips.

Signature: Honest burger with rosemary chips, Plant burger

Order: The Honest burger (smoked bacon, mature cheddar, red onion relish), with rosemary chips on the side.

Tip: Walk-up only at the Brixton original. Online queue system; expect 30 minutes on weekend lunches.

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Honest Burgers Brixton ★ 4.2

British burgers£brixton-tooting

Tom Barton, Phil Eeles and Dorian Waite's first Honest Burgers counter in Brixton Village London, opened 2011, runs dry-aged Ginger Pig beef and the rosemary-salt chips.

Signature: Honest burger with rosemary chips, Plant burger

Order: The Honest burger (smoked bacon, mature cheddar, red onion relish), with rosemary chips on the side.

Tip: Walk-up only at the Brixton original. Online queue system; expect 30 minutes on weekend lunches.

The Jugged Hare ★ 4.3

British gastropub£££clerkenwell

The Jugged Hare on Chiswell Street in the City of London, opened 2012 by ETM Group, runs a game-led gastropub menu with hung-game cabinets in the dining room.

Signature: Whole roast game, Sunday roast

Order: Whole roast partridge or grouse in season, or the family-style Sunday roast in winter.

Tip: Lunch and pre-theatre runs walk-in friendly. Sunday roast books a fortnight ahead through their site.

Gunpowder Spitalfields ★ 4.6

Indian small plates££shoreditch-spitalfields

Harneet Baweja's family-recipe Indian small-plates kitchen on White's Row in Spitalfields London, opened 2015, plates regional Indian home cooking, no buffet, no naan basket.

Signature: Spicy venison doughnut, Chettinad pulled lamb shoulder

Order: Spicy venison doughnut, then Chettinad pulled lamb shoulder for two.

Tip: Tiny room. Bookings open six weeks ahead and burn fast. Counter seats released as walk-ins from 17:30.

Wright Brothers Borough ★ 4.4

Seafood££borough

Robin Hancock and Ben Wright's seafood counter on Stoney Street next to Borough Market in London, opened 2002, runs a daily-fresh oyster menu and a serious fish pie.

Signature: Native oysters, Fish pie

Order: Half a dozen West Mersea or Lindisfarne native oysters, then the fish pie with mashed potato top.

Tip: Counter seats face the bar. Lunch runs walk-in; Saturday at noon is the un-touristed slot before market crowds peak.

Spring ★ 4.5

Modern European£££covent-garden

Skye Gyngell's Modern European dining room inside the New Wing of Somerset House in central London, opened 2014, runs vegetable-led seasonal cooking and a Scratch dinner program.

Signature: Whatever spring vegetable course is on, Brown butter custard tart

Order: Whatever the spring or autumn vegetable opener is, and the brown butter custard tart for pudding.

Tip: The Scratch dinner uses kitchen offcuts to fight food waste and costs £25; the regular menu runs £55 for two courses.

Lemonia ★ 4.2

Greek taverna££camden-primrose-hill

The Evangelou family's Primrose Hill Greek taverna on Regent's Park Road in London, opened 1979, still the village's Sunday-lunch destination for lamb kleftiko in a packed dining room.

Signature: Lamb kleftiko, Saganaki

Order: Lamb kleftiko (slow-cooked in paper for three hours), with saganaki to start.

Tip: Sunday lunch books two weeks ahead through their site. Tuesday-Thursday dinner walks in any time after 19:00.

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