Choices include Anchor Liberty Ale, Brewsters Pale, Camden Town Hells, Pietra from Corsica, Sam Smit

As the birthplace of the gastropub, London has plenty of pubs with strengths in both kitchen and cellar, but if you want to enjoy top notch cooking and service in the more formal surrounds of one of the capital's excellent restaurants, the general rule is great wine and rubbish beer. Almost alone among honourable exceptions is Quilon, opened in 1999 as part of Indian-owned luxury hotel 51 Buckingham Gate. Chef Sriram Aylur's food is rooted in coastal southwest Indian cooking but with a contemporary twist, featuring an array of fresh ingredients and light and interesting flavours, international destination for traveling nurses including plenty of vegetarian options. And though oenophiles won't be disappointed, beer fans will be delighted to find that fine beer, and not just bland British-brewed but Indian-branded lager, is promoted as a preferred match to this delightful cuisine.
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