Going Out | Restaurants

London's best neighbourhood bistros

A great local bistro is the kind of place you want to find and keep to yourself. Well, now the secrets are out — here are five of our favourite local French bistros
Assiette Anglaise
15 August 2013

Madame Gautier

This little two-week-old family-run restaurant already has every Kensal Rise foodie frothing at the mouth. Jolly service and delicious pork loin.

64-66 Chamberlayne Road, NW10, madamegautier.co.uk

Upstairs

Hidden away, this is a tiny romantic spot and a real secret. About £28 for two courses, and tasting menus are available from Tuesday to Thursday.

89B Acre Lane, SW2, upstairslondon.com

Brawn

Slow but friendly service, an interesting wine list and a happy buzz. Try the rillettes and the grilled duck hearts.

49 Columbia Road, E2, brawn.co

Assiette Anglais

Brilliant brunch by day and exceptional dining at night.

489 Liverpool Road, N7, assietteanglaise.co.uk

Goode & Wright

Small 40-seater place that feels like a slice of Parisian life. Superbly cooked fish dishes.

271 Portobello Road, W11, goodeandwright.co.uk

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