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The idea behind it was born out of a love of excellent meat cuts, good wine, great hospitality, Spain and London, and the four restaurateurs really do all of the above brilliantly well. They’ve also got a branch in Soho if you’d prefer to stay in central.

Available everyday throughout the year, excluding Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve and Valentine’s DayA strong condenser for the best tapas in London here. Brindisa has five tapas bars in the city serving up a range of authentic Spanish food to hungry Londoners. At Brindisa Battersea you can even eat breakfast like the Spaniards with ‘El Desayuno’ – after all, it is the most important meal of the day!

Other delectable options include chorizo, potato and watercress, anchovies, baby gem lettuce and pancetta and a whole host of Spanish cheeses. Add in glasses of cava, sherry and vino tinto and you’ve got a hell of a lot to enjoy at Barrafina.

Red peppers, crunchy cucumber and smooth avocado. The vegetarian sibling to our Dragon Roll. (Vegan)

Combining a taste of both Spain and Italy, the cosy Salt Yard takes a simple approach to food and it’s simply bloody delicious. Don’t believe us? Well how does this sound – courgette flowers stuffed with goats cheese and honey, one of their signature dishes, is an ultimate treat for the tastebuds. You’ll find LOBOS at 14 Borough High Street, London, SE1 9QG. Nearest station is London Bridge. 7. Salvador and Amanda Photo: @salvadorandamandacg Expect to see hoards of people stretching all around Soho for this one. Ever-popular, Barrafina was once named the ‘best restaurant in Britain’ at the National Restaurant Awards, and it’s secured itself a Michelin-star. When you get a taste of their tortilla, you’ll understand why.

5. Salt Yard

Note that you can’t make bookings at the Dean Street branch of Barrafina, but you can at their four other branches in Adelaide Street, Drury Lane, Coal Drops Yard and Borough Yards.