London Street Brasserie

The only restaurant to make my list both in 2015 and today, London Street Brasserie has a nice outside area looking out on the river (and the often less than salubrious goings-on near the manky car park on the opposite bank). But that aside, it’s actually quite an attractive decked area which catches plenty of sun, and as the evening light starts to fade there are blankets to keep you warm. Many years as Reading’s fanciest restaurant (a title which has only really been challenged in the last year or so) means that in some respects the food is secondary to the whole experience.

Another of the best restaurants in Reading must be London Street Brasserie, which is popular for its British cuisine and sophisticated yet relaxed dining experience. LSB combines local and British seasonal produce with European influences, serving local produce to the highest standards, from fresh seafood and tender meats to vegetarian dishes. For those seeking a refined yet friendly dining experience in Reading, London Street Brasserie provides the perfect setting with delicious food, excellent service, and a warm atmosphere.

Honest Burgers, Pho and a new Rosa’s Thai are the pick of the chain restaurants, while local institutions include London Street Brasserie (venison fillet, £38) and Thames Lido (swim and dine package from £40). There’s a changing roster of street food at Blue Collar Corner, Thai cuisine at the Moderation pub (short rib Panang curry, £17.95) and cracking pizza for delivery from Dough Bros (pepperoni, ricotta and hot honey, £15).

Serving British and French dishes, the London Street Brasserie has been recognised by Michelin as being one of the finest restaurants in Reading. It serves up elegant and luxurious foods from within its Grade 1 listed building on the banks of the beautiful Kennet river. The wine list is extensive yet affordable, and though this is one of the more pricy restaurants in town, the quality of the food is reflected in the prices.

As I strolled down London Street in Reading, my nose led me to the London Street Brasserie, which thankfully didn't smelt like old socks. The interior was cozy yet modern, and I couldn't help feeling like a glamorous detective in an Agatha Christie novel as I sat down to order my meal. The friendly staff and classy atmosphere made me forget that I was in a small town and not sipping a martini in a London bistro.

London Street Brasserie is an award-winning restaurant overlooking the Kennet. Cerise in The Forbury Hotel is a chic dining room serving modern British food. There is a growing independent coffee scene which includes gluten-free café Nibsy’s in Cross Street, My Kitchen in Queen Victoria Street, Picnic at Market Place, Shed in Merchants Place and Lincoln Coffee House in King’s Road.

About: Sinceopening its doors in 2000, the London Street Brasserie has become a firm favourite with locals and a must visit for foodies. Situated beside the river Kennet in the heart of Reading, the brasserie has won both critical acclaim and Michelin recognition for its high quality British cuisine. Address: 2-4 London Street, Reading, RG1 4PN

A former 18 century tollhouse, London St Brasserie is found on the River Kennet, on London Street. LSB to locals, the award-winning restaurant offers fine dining in a stunning setting where everything is made on the premises. From set lunches to a la carte dining, it’s a great choice for a special meal – but book ahead as it gets popular!

Despite winning Michelin recognition and many awards including Restaurant of the Year, London Street Brasserie is yet to receive a Michelin star - but we think it deserves one!. Highlights from the menu include oysters and caviar, crab and scallop, Aberdeen Angus beef, sea bass and lamb. Click here to visit the website and book a table.

In the vibrant heart of Marylebone, guests can, under a heated canopy at 108 Brasserie, 'dine like the Parisians do, in an atmospheric setting serving lunch, a popular weekend brunch, cocktails and dinner'. It's 'the perfect spot to enjoy delicious seasonal dishes and watch the world go by'. Visit 108brasserie.com.

London Street Brasserie opened its doors in 2000, and since then it is safe to say that the Brasserie has become a favourite with locals and a must visit for food lovers. This popular restaurant is located next to the river Kennet and is recognised for its high quality British dishes.

London Street Brasserie is situated pride of place between two bridges over the Kennet, just on the boundary of the Riverside. Ideal for a lunch break from shopping, or a nice dinner with the family

Opened in 2000 next to the river Kennet in the heart of Reading, the London Street Brasserie has won both critical acclaim and Michelin recognition and has also been voted restaurant of the year.

London Street Brasserie: If you're looking for a more refined breakfast experience, London Street Brasserie offers an upscale setting and a diverse breakfast menu with a touch of elegance.