. But find the right venue, and you'll want to go back time and time again. As per the Michelin's guide: 'When dining solo, a touch of people-watching can often help things along. Overlooking Grosvenor Square, Lucky Cat is just what you need, with a touch of glitz and glamour thrown in for good measure.' We'll take a window seat. Wild by Tart, Belgravia Pig and Butcher, Islington Lucky Cat. Mayfair Honey & Co, Bloomsbury Levan, Peckham Sabor, Mayfair Sager + Wilde, Bethnal Green Upstairs (at Trinity), Clapham Do you have a story to share? Get in touch by emailing MetroLifestyleTeam@Metro.co.uk . MORE : Is it ever okay to ask for the service charge to be removed at a restaurant? Sign up to our guide to what's on in London, trusted reviews, brilliant offers and competitions. London's best){kind=link}
NEWS… BUT NOT AS YOU KNOW IT
Solo dining? You should get to know her.
While many would never set foot in a restaurant alone, enjoying a meal sans company can be rewarding, if not peaceful.
After rough days, I often take myself out for pizza. It’s affirming to know you can do it, but also simply offers some breathing space in which to decompress.
Now there’s no need for eating alone to be a sad or squalid affair – especially as Michelin has shared their top picks for dining solo in London.