The table matters as much as the food.














More recommendations from Albert and Nouri — for every occasion and every budget.
Order the supplì and whatever pasta is on the board. A Roman institution.
MAP →Artichokes on Fridays. Carbonara every other day. Book ahead.
MAP →The kind of neighborhood trattoria that no longer exists in most cities but somehow still does here.
MAP →The pizza bianca in the morning. Get there early.
MAP →Open since 1760. Have a coffee standing at the bar.
MAP →The maritozzi. That is the only reason you need.
MAP →More recommendations from Albert and Nouri — for every occasion and every budget.
The sign says Cooofe. An older couple once paid for our breakfast without saying a word.
MAP →The pastries are the reason. Go early.
MAP →Small, serious, impossible to book. Worth every attempt.
MAP →No tourists menus, no spaghetti bolognese. The real thing.
MAP →More recommendations from Albert and Nouri — for every occasion and every budget.
Loud, convivial, the lamb chops.
MAP →Ruth Rogers' institution on the Thames. The chocolate nemesis.
MAP →Creative, ingredient-led, never self-righteous about it.
MAP →Yes it's fashionable. The scrambled eggs at breakfast are genuinely good.
MAP →Over 200 pies daily through The Pie Hole street hatch.
MAP →The best croissant in London. Get there early.
MAP →Where Ian Fleming drank his martinis. Stirred, not shaken.
MAP →The best hotel bar in Europe. The martini trolley comes to your table.
MAP →More recommendations from Albert and Nouri — for every occasion and every budget.
More recommendations from Albert and Nouri — for every occasion and every budget.