#restaurant-recommendations

#restaurant-recommendations

Whether you want all-you-can-eat lasagna, unlimited fried chicken or endless plates of dim sum, these are the best all-you-can-eat places in London.

Alkostat always gives me the feeling of coming home. This restaurant, located on the first floor of Ronda Sant Antoni, focuses on traditional Catalan cuisine but with a high-level culinary technique.

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“Consistently the best fish and chips in the UK. I travel the length of the country with fish and chips my first port of call to identify the best, and only 4 or 5 have been on a par with this establishment.”

Gustazo's ropa vieja lives up to its cozy name-'old clothes' in Spanish-with tender, melt-in-your-mouth shredded flank steak simmered in tomato sauce.

"The hamburger is definitive, greasy but oddly clean-tasting at the same time and the sauce actually is 'special.' And the shake tastes the way shakes tasted back when I was a kid."

For such an old-school spot, Tito's and its signature crispy tacos continue to be pretty polarizing. For those who love it, there's nothing like it, and it satisfies a craving that nothing else does.

"Known as the sister restaurant of Flour + Water, Penny Roma is a Mission spot whose Italian dishes very much stand on their own. For Christmas Eve, they're serving a $135 per person, seven-course Feast of the Seven Fishes tasting menu. Some highlights from the seafood-focused menu include crudi, antipasti, handmade pasta courtesy of the Flour + Water Pasta Shop, and dessert. Reservations are available from 5-8pm on Christmas Eve."