THE BEST Restaurants in London
From street food to fine dining — discover the best restaurants in London with curated picks, local tips, and free itinerary planning tools.
🍽️ Restaurants in London
- Dishoom — A Bombay-style all-day café serving highly regarded Indian small plates and chai.
- Borough Market — A historic food market with stalls selling British and global produce, cheeses and street food.
- The Ledbury — A two-Michelin-star restaurant in Notting Hill with modern European cuisine.
- Sketch — An eccentric restaurant and art gallery famous for its pink Gallery room and afternoon tea.
- St. John — A pioneering nose-to-tail British restaurant known for its bone marrow and eccles cake.
- Padella — A tiny pasta bar in Borough Market serving fresh, affordable cacio e pepe and ragu.
- Hawksmoor — A steakhouse group serving British-breed beef and Sunday roasts.
- Duck & Waffle — A 24-hour restaurant on the 40th floor with iconic duck and waffle dish.
- Flat Iron — A no-reservation steak restaurant serving affordable flat-iron steaks.
- Franco Manca — A sourdough pizza chain known for its simple, Neapolitan-style pizzas.
- The Ivy — A famous theatre-district restaurant serving modern British classics.
- Polpo — A Venetian-style small-plates restaurant with a relaxed atmosphere.
- Gymkhana — A Michelin-starred Indian restaurant in Mayfair with a focus on tandoor cooking.
- Hutong — A northern Chinese restaurant in The Shard with views and dim sum.
- Brasserie Zédel — A grand Art Deco brasserie in Piccadilly serving French classics at reasonable prices.
- The Wolseley — A grand European café-restaurant near the Ritz, famous for breakfast and Viennese dishes.
- Rules — The oldest restaurant, serving classic British game and pies since 1798.
- Koya — An udon noodle bar in Soho serving handmade noodles in dashi broths.
- Bao — A Taiwanese steamed-bun restaurant with queues and a concise menu.
- Poppies Fish and Chips — A retro chippy serving classic battered fish and chips in the East End.