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The Best Restaurants in Aldgate, Fenchurch Street & Tower Hill, London
Indian
7 Middlesex Street,
E1 7AA,
London
38 reviews
Average price £17 Accepts Yums
European
14 America Square, Crosswall,
EC3N 2LJ,
London
3 reviews
Average price £37
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French
17-22 Leadenhall Market,
EC3V 1LY,
London
10 reviews
Average price £35
Peruvian
31-33 Throgmorton Street,
EC2N 2AT,
London
5 reviews
Average price £42
French
60 Threadneedle Street,
EC2R 8HP,
London
34 reviews
Average price £26
Italian
38 Threadneedle Street,
EC2R 8AY,
London
14 reviews
Average price £35
Italian
100 Minories, London EC3N 1LA, UK,
EC3N 1LA,
London
4 reviews
Average price £25
Italian
107-112 Leadenhall Street,
EC3A 4AF,
London
42 reviews
Average price £40
Seafood
77-78 Gracechurch Street,
EC3V 0AS,
London
14 reviews
Average price £64
Chinese
Stone EC3N Ltd T/A Shikumen Luxe,
EC3N 1AH,
London
14 reviews
Average price £120
Steakhouse
2 & 3 Threadneedle Walk,
EC2R 8HP,
London
89 reviews
Average price £50
British
20 Fenchurch Street The Sky Garden,
EC3M 3BY,
London
82 reviews
Average price £41
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The Best Restaurants in Aldgate, Fenchurch Street & Tower Hill, London
Fenchurch Street, Aldgate and Tower Hill are all in the City of London, a fascinating, history-packed area that’s steeped in tradition. Although it attracts fewer tourists than neighbouring Westminster, London’s City was the ‘original’ London, and several pieces of its medieval architecture still remain. It’s now a smart, fast-paced business district, where ancient traditions and the modern world of commerce exist in compelling contrast. Food-wise, some of London’s finest eating is to be done here; Michelin-starred and celebrity chefs run several restaurants in Fenchurch Street and other areas of the City. The area is also packed with traditional pubs, and visiting one or two (or more!) of these is a vital part of the City experience.
For something very smart indeed, go for Caravaggio. The setting is splendid, with high ceilings and Art Deco grandeur.The restaurant’s calm, subdued atmosphere is a welcome escape from the thronging streets outside. Food-wise, Caravaggio does perfectly executed Italian, with dishes such as subtle saffron risotto with asparagus.
If you’re looking for Aldgate restaurants and would prefer something altogether more substantial, why not try the Missouri Angel? This North American-style restaurant specialises in the kind of dishes that would satisfy Desperate Dan. Missouri Angel’s menu includes a bountiful collection of steaks, garnished in a number of adventurous ways.