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After more than 50 years in the area, Grumbles is the go-to restaurant in Pimlico for British dishes with a classic French twist. The restaurant has a local bistro feel and is filled with rustic wooden booths, Parisian street signs and illustrious history.

Top tip: Make sure you book in advance when taking a trip to Grumbles to avoid having to wait for your table.

One of London’s few and far between authentic Italian restaurants. Head to O’Sole Mio if you want fresh and flavoursome dishes from regions across the boot.

Top tip: As O’Sole Mio doesn’t have its own website, call the team on 020 7976 6887 to book.

At Kazan, you will find a rich tapestry of tastes and pleasures all perfected in the Sultans’ kitchens from the Ottoman era. This infusion of history and taste has been brought back to life by the traditional Turkish chefs, recreating classic Ottoman dishes.

A contemporary Victoria destination for European cuisine, About Thyme in London displays strong Spanish influence in a continental menu. The cellar is packed with a diverse collection of world wines, and the open-fronted diner’s fiery colour palette reflect the chefs’ passion.

Top tip: You can’t leave without trying the Italian amaretto ice cream.

Founded in 1840, The St. Georges Tavern is famous for its classic British hospitality, real ales and quality food. Located just a short walk from Georgian’s House, The St. George’s Tavern is the perfect place for a relaxed pint in London.

Top tip: Try one of their award winning ales, you won’t regret it!

Fun fact: This pub was one of the city’s first cabaret saloons.

Often described as Pimlico’s local village pub, The Marquis has a beautiful first-floor restaurant and a modern basement bar that the whole family can enjoy.

Top tip: Take a walk to The Marquis on a Sunday and enjoy one of their hearty homemade roasts.