(130 Cheltenham Road in Bristol, United Kingdom)

Gastro-bar at 130 Cheltenham Road, in the Montpelier district of Bristol. Owner Christopher Wicks ...is the owner and head chef at the acclaimed "Bell’s Diner" The 130-seater bar is the creation of architect Frank Ghaidan. The décor utilises natural materials including reclaimed wood furnishings, sandblasted brick walls and leather sofas. The whole look, to fit alongside the relaxed style of dining, is best described as ‘shabby chic’ Opening hours: Mon - Fri 6pm - 11pmSat 11am - 11pm [moreless]

(69 Abbeville Road in London, United Kingdom)

The Abbeville is a romantic and charming gastro pub in London’s Clapham South. The restaurant is dec...orated with an eccentric collection of 16th century paintings and mismatched wooden chairs and tables. In the winter months the crackling open fire and comfort-food menu provide the perfect backdrop for cosy meals with friends or loved ones, and in the summer you can sit outside in the sunny courtyard and sip Pimms to your heart’s content. The menu boasts assured classics such as pea and mint soup, homemade beef burgers with cheddar cheese, onion chutney and French fries and corn cakes served with a Portobello mushroom and baked with goat’s cheese. The Abbeville is an atmospheric local gem. Opening hours: Mon - Fri 12pm - 3:30pm & 6pm - 10:30pmSat 12pm - 4pm & 6pm - 10:30pmSun 12pm - 9pm The Abbeville has been voted as one of The Times Top 20 Gastro Pubs in London. [moreless]

(345 Trinity Road, Wandsworth in London, United Kingdom)

Local brewers Young’s have done a fine job of restoring the 19th-century County Arms. Original glass... screens, woodwork and ornate fireplaces have been brought back to life among stylish wooden tables, upholstered benches and sea-grass carpets. A predominantly local young professional crowd is joined at the weekends by friendly families. The food is decidedly more gastropub than old boozer; starters include fresh asparagus, and steamed mussels. Mains range roasted sea bass stuffed with Mediterranean vegetables to old English sausage and mash, while specials tend to be more imaginative – for instance, seared kangaroo rump steak with hoisin sauce and black pudding. A big draw in summer is the decked back garden. Live jazz every Monday from 8pm. The Country Arms currently hold a Live Jazz night every Monday, they also have a Quiz night on a Tuesday and a Lounge music night with a resident DJ on a Saturday all of which start at 8pm. Opening hours: Sun - Thur 12pm - 10pm (also bank holidays)Fri - Sat 12pm - 10:30pm [moreless]

(126 Devonshire Road in Chiswick, United Kingdom)

Following the success of The Narrow in London's Limestone, Gordon Ramsay opened a new upmarket gastr...o pub called The Devonshire in a leafy corner of Chiswick in west London. Located on Devonshire Road, the Ramsay team have lovingly restored this Victorian boozer into an understated, cosy and elegant venue with lofty ceilings, original whitewashed fireplaces, a selection of classic black and white prints curated by Getty Images along with a landscaped beer garden for sunny afternoons. The menu at The Devonshire is under the creative direction of Mark Sargeant – Head Chef at Ramsay at Claridges – and signature dishes include the pollock and chips with marrow fat peas; and the hazelnut sandwich with apples and cinnamon ice cream. Please note - this restaurant does not take bookings of 5 or more diners from toptable.Cancellations made withing 24 hours of the booking will be subject to a £10 cancellation charge. Opening hours: Wed - Thurs 6pm - 10pmFri 11:30am - 3pm & 6pm - 10pmSat & Sun 12pm - 3:30pm & 5pm - 9:30pm Gordon Ramsay owns two other gastro pubs in London – The Narrow in Limestone and The Warrington in Maida Vale. [moreless]

(44 Narrow Street in London, United Kingdom)

Tucked away in London's Limehouse in the east end, this buzzy little gastro pub has a rich history a...nd a robust menu filled with old-fashioned British favourites. Originally built as a Dock Master's house in 1905, The Narrow is set right on the banks of the Thames in what is now a Grade II listed building, and the softly coloured and sympathetic décor chosen by Gordon Ramsay's gastro pub mod squad has returned the building to its former glory. The kitchen has also been Ramsayfied, and signature dishes include the potted salt beef with pickles; the Old Spot bangers with champ and onion gravy; and the pub serves a selection of real ales, draft beers and ciders. Please note this restaurant does not take bookings of over 4 people.Please note there is a 2 hours turn around time on all tables; after this time diners will be asked to move into the bar area.Please note that children under 14 are not allowed in the bar area but welcome in the restaurant when accompanied by an adult. Opening hours: Mon - Fri 11:30am - 3pm & 6pm - 11pmSat 12pm - 4pm & 5pm - 11pm Sun 12pm - 4pm & 5pm - 10:30pm The Narrow was originally built in 1905 as a Dock Master's house, and is now a Grade II listed building. [moreless]

(93 Warrington Crescent in London, United Kingdom)

Located on the leafy corner of Warrington Crescent and Randolph Avenue in Maida Vale, The Warrington... is an ornate Victorian pub that has been given the glossy Gordon Ramsay treatment. Now it's a posh gastro pub serving classic British fare, but back in 1857 the boozer used to be a famous brothel. So famous the saying “feeling randy” comes from the restaurant's location on Randolph Avenue, and the opulent bar downstairs, with Art Noveau décor, has a palpable history. Upstairs the rarefied dining room is decorated in hushed, neutral tones, and signature dishes include the potted Barbary duck with poached figs and apple salad; the roasted chicken with girolles, peas and tarragon velouté; and Knickerbocker Glory for dessert. Please note this restaurant does not take bookings of over 4 people.The dining room is currently closed for lunch Monday to Thursday.Please note there is a 2 hours turn around time on all tables; after this time diners will be asked to move into the bar area.This restaurant does not have disabled access, there are a number of stairs at this venue.Please note that children under 14 are not allowed in the bar area but welcome in the restaurant when accompanied by an adult. Opening hours: Mon - Fri 12pm - 2:30pm & 6pm - 10:30pmSat 12pm - 3:30pm & 6pm - 10:30pmSun 12pm - 3:30pm & 6pm - 10pm The Warrington Hotel used to be a brothel so famous that the saying “feeling randy” comes from its location on Randolph Avenue. [moreless]