Going Out | RestaurantsThe best and worst restaurantsEvening Standard10 April 2012Londoner's favourite1. The Ivy, W12. Chez Bruce, SW173. J Sheekey, WC24. Le Caprice, SW15. Gordon Ramsay, SW36. La Trompette, W47. Hakkasan, W18. The Wolseley, W19. Andrew Edmunds, W110. Zuma, SW7For Romance1. La Poule au Pot, SW12. Andrew Edmunds, W13. Bleeding Heart, EC14. Chez Bruce, SW175. Le Caprice, SW1For breakfast/brunch 1. Giraffe, (branches across London)2. The Wolseley, W13. Simpsons-in-the-Strand, WC24. Smiths (Ground Floor), EC15. Bank Aldwych, WC2For business 1. Coq d'Argent, EC32. The Square, W13. Bleeding Heart, EC14. 1 Lombard Street, EC35. The Don, EC4Top Gastronomic Experience1. Gordon Ramsay, SW32. Chez Bruce, SW173. Gordon Ramsay at Claridge's, W14. Tom Aikens, SW35. Le Gavroche, W16. Nobu, W17. Club Gascon, EC18. The Ivy, W19. La Trompette, W410. Locanda Locatelli, W1 Most Overpriced1. Sketch, W12. Oxo Tower, SE13. Nobu, W14. Fifteen, N15. The River Cafe, W6Best for pub/bar food1 The Eagle, EC12. The Anchor & Hope, SE13. The Engineer, NW14. Admiral Codrington, SW35. The Anglesea Arms, W6Most disappointing1. Oxo Tower, SE12. The Ivy, W13. Gordon Ramsay at Claridge's, W14. Sketch, W1The Wolseley, W1MORE ABOUTChefsFine DiningFine Dining RestaurantsGordon RamsayLe Gavroche