If not exceptional, English cuisine has been described as "unique." And what better place to begin than in a traditional London restaurant and cafe in the park? For a foodie who values both the quality and the beauty of English cuisine, the British capital is a true treasure. In this regard, the top restaurants in London are comparable to those in other major cities throughout the world. It's almost impossible to go past them because they're unique, cozy, and exquisite. There are also a few high-end Michelin-starred eateries worth visiting. They are and have always been London's finest gastronomic attractions, being fashionable and sophisticated.

The London Shell Company is ideal for a romantic stroll.

The London Shell Co is a beautiful waterside restaurant that will take you on a tour of London's famous Regent's Canal. Guests can not only have a delectable dinner but also take in the stunning views of the city for hours. The meal is centered on fish and seafood. Also remarkable is the great wine list, which appears to have all of the top varietals. The restaurant is small, with only 40 seats, but it has a relaxing ambiance. It's the ideal spot in London for a wonderful waterside dining.

Traditional English culinary enthusiasts will want to stay in St John's.

One of London's trendiest, most respected, and costly restaurants, which has gained a Michelin star, is located right close to the ancient Smithfield Meat Market. St John's has been the undisputed emblem of the nation's cuisine for nearly two decades, serving traditional meals fashioned from kidneys, heart, liver, and even tripe in a no-frills setting. The Michelin-starred restaurant's cuisine, however, does not stop there. Fergus Henderson, the chef of St. John, is regarded as a master of his trade and a major figure in the world of cuisine. Many culinary wonders have come from his hands, like brawn bones with parsley salad and classic English puddings. You can also have traditional British desserts like Eton Mess. In summary, any visit to London should include a stop at St John.

Park Terrace Restaurant is a great place to have a tea ceremony.

Another popular and pricey restaurant in the capital is located in the five-star Royal Garden Hotel. It is well-known not only for its location, but also for its great cuisine. It is also believed to be the best venue in London for a typical English afternoon tea. The delightful view that opens in the famed Kensington Gardens is the restaurant's major "feature." The menu of Park Terrace Restaurant, like that of many other London restaurants, is well balanced and capable of pleasing customers with outstanding appetizers, delectable meat and fish main courses, and elegant desserts. The huge collection of British cheeses from Neal's Yard - cheeses from the famous London shop - deserves special note. You can also reserve a seat for afternoon tea at the restaurant and partake in a traditional tea ritual. On the table are delectable pastries, beautiful cakes, and sandwiches.

The best restaurant with a traditional English feel is Rules.

Rules must be included in any list of trendy and famous restaurants in London. It began as a humble oyster bar in 1798, but it quickly became London's most famous location. Many prominent cultural and artistic figures have visited I including Charles Dickens and William Thackeray, Charlie Chaplin, Laurence Olivier, Clark Gable, and many others.