14 of the best cookbooks from your favourite restaurants

Are you missing the Ivy's unique style and Instagramable décor? You can get brunch and dinner ideas from former maître d', Fernando Peire - who dishes all when it comes to the restaurant's success including the rich history, all the celebrity gossip and the scandals, of course.

Table for two? The Ritz London invites you to join them in an exquisite culinary journey that celebrates dishes served at one of the most famous hotels in the world. This book includes 100 mouth-watering recipes, which match up to the four seasons – spring, summer, autumn and winter.

We know nothing beats a Deliveroo order of Wagama, but there's only so many times you can order take out. This recipe book can help you make classic dishes seven days a week, without feeling guilty for splurging your hard-earned cash.

The first-ever cookbook from Dishoom is so much more than a recipe book. We love the stories, beautiful photography and history of the restaurant that is adorned on its pages. You'll be spoilt with choice as there are over 100 recipes to choose from.

Fancy trying out Britain's best meat and liquor restaurant? If the answer is yes, then this unconventional cookery book will be right up your street. Not for the easily offended, this book covers cocktails, meat and more.

Anyone who has a sweet tooth needs to visit The Violet Bakery in Hackney, East London. But, as we're not going anywhere right now, you can bring the cake to you. The banana bread recipe will be your new go-to this lockdown.

Mildreds has two cookbooks up for grabs?! It sure does, and we can't get enough of the vegetarian cookbook. Following recipes from the chain of vegetarian and vegan restaurants in London is a super-easy way to cut down your meat intake. Plus, you'll whip up tasty grub every time.

Are you missing the Leon lunch that you'd treat yourself to on a Friday? Thankfully, Leon has released a whole host of books that'll help fill the void. We can't get enough of the Happy Salads volume that includes flavourful numbers like the pink quinoa salad.

Recreate Hawksmoor at home thanks to this exquisite handbook. Not only will it teach you how to get hands-on in the kitchen and create a three-course meal (if you wanted to), but it also outlines how to choose a wine to accompany your food.

Step into your kitchen and transform it into a world-famous restaurant with the help of The Book of St. John. This recipe book features over 100 recipes and encourages zero-waste cooking. Use this as a guide to incorporate every single ingredient, including the leftovers.

Remember when you could book a table at Bill's and catch up with your best friends? That doesn't have to be a thing of the past thanks to their Cook, Eat, Smile guide. The cookbook's pages are filled with beloved meals that you can recreate in your own space.

Bring a little bit of magic to your dinner table and serve up a collection of dishes and drinks from Claridge's The Foyer and Reading Room. Whether you're feasting on the smoked duck salad, Claridge's chicken pie or cheddar Eccles cakes for the first or fiftieth time, they'll go down an absolute treat.

Anyone else wishing they could make food as good as YO! Sushi? It's not as complicated as you might think. This incredible book shows you just how easy it is to make sushi and other staple Japanese dishes at home.

Before we start running down the reasons why you should buy this cookbook, you need to know that this is inspired by KFC and has no affiliation to the fast-food restaurant. That said, anyone who fancies trying to recreate fried chicken at home, this is a great place to start.