If you're searching for a great place to eat in the capital tonight, look no further. A string of London haunts have been named the world's best restaurants, in an annual shortlist by a luxury travel magazine out today.

Elite Traveler listed a total of eleven UK venues in its prestigious Elite 100 Restaurants 2014 round-up, including Restaurant Gordon Ramsay and the Roux brothers' Waterside Inn in Berkshire.

Two Michelin-starred restaurants - Heston Blumenthal's The Fat Duck and The Ledbury in Notting Hill (run by head chef Brett Graham) - made the top ten shortlist.

The magazine creates the yearly rundown by surveying their readers on "their favourite restaurants and gourmet chefs of the past year."

"Food critics are very important for the business and obviously to bring the general public in, but ultimately you’re cooking for your customers and you want to give them the best pleasure and experience," Blumenthal told the publication. "So to have this recognition, after we’ve been going for nearly twenty years, it’s fantastic."

London restaurants named world's best in 2014 shortlist