If you are in London this summer (or any time!) I recommend trying The Cross Keys pub in Chelsea.  Tucked down near the river, its a little off the beaten track and one of the prettiest pubs I have ever been in! 1 Lawrence Street, Chelsea, London SW3. 

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The origins of La Fromagerie lie in a 1990 trip that owner Patricia Michelson took to Meribel, France, and tasted the cheese Beaufort Chalet d’Alpage for the first time. After returning to England and selling the cheese from her home Michelson eventually opened a stall in Camden Market before La Fromagerie on Moxon Street just off Marylebone High Street.  La Fromagerie is a ‘tasting cafe’ and in addition to the wide selection of cheeses serves salads, soups, and yummy croque monsieurs. I’ve been told that aside from having a charming atmosphere, which is why I go, that La Fromagerie is a place for ‘real foodies’.

2-6 Moxon Street London W1U 4EW & 30 Highbury Park London N5 2AA

LaFromagerie.co.uk

If you should ever find yourself in the enclave of Philadelphia known as Chestnut Hill then I highly recommend that you make plans for lunch at the area’s famous McNallys Tavern. Unless you’ve got great eyes or know where to look its unlikely you’ll spot this little gem right on the main drag, Germantown Avenue, as the only signage is a tiny brass plate reading McNally’s as pictured above. Once you find it the only regret you’ll have is the cellulite your bound to form as a result of their signature cheesesteak-like sandwich ‘The Schmitter’, which is soo delicious hot, cold, or reheated in the microwave several days after purchase.  McNallysTavern.com

McNallys Tavern,  8634 Germantown Avenue,  Philadelphia PA 19118,  215-247-9736

The Kensington Crêperie is located at 2 Exhibition Road in South Kensington and The Marylebone Crêperie 71a Marylebone Lane (near Golden Hind). We reccomend the Kensington location due to a fabulous picture of Pierce Brosnan giving the thumbs up while eating here posted in the window. 

Tet-a-Tet is a charming little tea room just off Sussex Gardens, on the corner of Southwick Street and Star Street. 

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34 East Second Street, (212) 533-3412 

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 Caffé Roma is known for its yummy pasteries, which no one can have just one of because of the $5 minimum purchase! So, so good. 

385 Broome St. (bet. Mott&Mulberry)

Located downstairs from the acclaimed Finborough Theatre, the Finborough Road Brasserie is a cozy local gastropub. 

118 Finborough Rd
London, SW10 9ED, United Kingdom
+44 20 73700955

No night out in London town is complete with out a stop here!  Open 24hrs a day VQ is the perfect place for that post dance mix snack and is located within jogging distance of all Kate Middleton’s favorite ‘members only’ haunts– Raffles, Mamilanji, Kitts…

325 Fulham Rd
London, SW10 9QL

www.vingtquatre.co.uk

Since opening last year Belcourt has become one of our favorite places to munch in NYC. Located at 84 E 4th St (on the corner of Second Avenue) and offers a charming French inspired interior. Chef Matthew Hamilton conjures up a yummy menu of European style comfort food.