No one can fault London dining. Michelin-starred establishments rub shoulders with the best of ethnic cuisine from around the world and there’s something to please everyone, whether an informal place that offers exceptional value or memorable meals in spectacular settings. Here are the six best establishments in the capital to whet your appetite. Once you’ve had your fill, why not discover these places to go in London.
A 100% plant-based restaurant in the heart of Soho, it serves seasonal, sustainable food, inspired by cuisines from all over the world. Whether you’re after breakfast in the morning, lunch on the go or an evening feast, there’s always something new to try.
Just a few minutes from the historic Smithfield meat market, this Michelin-starred restaurant serves up some of London’s finest British cuisine. Expect classic dishes like pickled herrings and tongue with devilled oxtail along with a refreshing lemon posset at the end of the meal.
Enjoy a contemporary British Indian restaurant combining the traditions of a classic chop house with the distinctive flavours and spices of the tandoor. The menu features butter chicken masala, tandoori sea bass, local Cornish lobster and classic English sirloin, to name a few.
Located in the heart of Piccadilly, this rich and lively brasserie serves classic French dishes with a modern twist, and a comprehensive all-French wine list. Zédel is a beautifully restored Art Deco masterpiece – an iconic room for enjoying superb food at astonishingly good prices.
This elegantly decorated Italian restaurant offers a menu of classic and traditional dishes highlighting the best Italy and Sicily has to offer. Sample perfectly cooked sea urchin ravioli with seared tuna and finish your evening with a cassata, cannolo or pistachio semifreddo.
Dating back to 1895, this classic London pub is just a short stroll from Chancery Lane and Holborn train stations. It offers simple dishes with complex flavours and a fresh perspective on traditional British food, alongside great British ales and gins.