Cuisine: British
Why go: Acre is restaurant and delicatessen from famed influencer chef Thomas Straker, joining Straker’s as the chef’s second site in Notting Hill. Acre is more relaxed than Straker’s although it operates as a casual restaurant, it also has a delicatessen where you can buy produce.
Location: Notting Hill Map
Address: 60 Golborne Rd, W10 5PR
Cuisine: Indian
Why go: A place of abundance, high spirits and generosity. Welcome to Ambassadors Clubhouse, the UK’s first Punjabi restaurant to hold a Michelin star. The party has begun. An ode to our founders’ grandfather and his residence in Dalhousie, we draw inspiration from the region’s party mansions and celebrate classic Punjabi hospitality through the sharing of fine food and liquor.
Location: Mayfair Map
Address: Heddon Street
Cuisine: Italian
Why go: Briciole is an Italian trattoria, café bar and deli under one roof, in the heart of Marylebone, London. The menus are inspired by our favourite authentic dishes from all over Italy. Our knowledgeable Italian staff are on hand to recommend both food and wines. The light open space features the gastronomia section of the deli and the café bar at the front, with the restaurant at the rear and an outside area for al fresco dining in warmer weather.
Location: Marylebone Map
Address: 20 Homer Street, W1H 4NA
Cuisine: Chinese
Why go: China Tang at The Dorchester, is widely heralded as home to some of the finest authentic Cantonese food outside China.
Location: Mayfair Map
Address: Dorchester Hotel, Park Lane
Cuisine: Indian
Why go: Chutney Mary – a London restaurant institution of over three decades At the forefront of fine dining Indian restaurants since its opening it has earned innumerable accolades, including twice winning the award of Best Indian Restaurant in UK, and gained a reputation as one of the finest restaurants of its style in the Britain. It presents refined Indian food of today from diverse regions, created and served with verve and style. The romantic interior combines seductive Indian richness and sparkle with myriad shimmering lights.
Location: Mayfair Map
Address: St James Street, Mayfair
Cuisine: Pizza
Why go: Our founders Emanuele and Melo came from Italy with the dream of building a truly authentic Neapolitan Pizzeria in the heart of the city. When they started making close to 1000 pizzas per day, they realised the appetite for Italy’s greatest export was just as great in London as back home in Napoli. 10 years on and a lot of Pizza’s later, the dream, Cinquecento was born. Using only the freshest D.O.P ingredients and Nonna’s secret recipe dough, we are proud to be serving London’s best pizza!
Location: Chelsea Map
Address: 1 Cale Street SW3 3QT
Cuisine: Pizza
Why go: Neapolitan Roots. London Soul. Crust Like No Other. After a road trip around Italy in 2014, our founder Joe brought Neapolitan pizza back to London, starting Crust Bros as a street food pizza company at some of the capitals finest markets, festivals and events. We worked with some of the best craft brewers every weekend to bring our pizza from Peckham to Walthamstow, Kew to Camden in their taprooms.
Location: Covent Garden Map , Soho Map
Address: 29 Bedford Street, Covent Garden
Why go: Classic London pub serving up homemade bar food from in-house butcher and bakery.
Location: Soho Map
Address: 17 Denman St, London W1D 7HW
Cuisine: Chinese
Why go: Mr Bing-Yi Yang, the founder of Din Tai Fung, was born in 1927 in China’s Shanxi Province. He moved to Taiwan at a young age in search of better prospects. Unlike traditional restaurants, Din Tai Fung’s approach is that of an artist. From food preparation to service, all aspects are held to strict standards, in order to redefine Chinese cuisine, allowing customers not simply a taste of fine dining, but a taste of Eastern.
Location: Covent Garden Map
Address: 5 Henrietta Street, Covent Garden
Cuisine: British
Why go: It’s a place to really immerse yourself in a theatrical show. You’re facing the kitchen, the chefs come to your table in this Michelin-starred restaurant.
Location: Covent Garden Map
Address: 34-35 Southampton Street
Cuisine: Indian
Why go: A modern take on traditional Indian cuisine, offering an experience that is distinctively different from the typical Indian fare found across the UK. Inspired by the rich and varied flavours of India.
Location: Shoreditch Map , Soho Map , Southwark Map
Address: Multiple
Cuisine: Indian
Why go: Gymkhana is inspired by the elite clubs of India where members of high society socialise, eat, drink, celebrate and play sport. The London restaurant has two Michelin stars
Location: Mayfair Map
Cuisine: Vegetarian
Why go: One of Europes most popular plant based restaurants opened in Soho London. Bringing you Real Food, because a healthy lifestyle is a basic human right. No processing, no preservatives, nothing unnecessary, just Real Food done right. The restaurant first opened in Barcelona in 2017 and has spread to more European cities since then. They bill the restaurant as "chef-driven and plant-forward", so while there is meat and fish on the menu, there's a much bigger focus on vegetables.
Location: Soho Map
Address: 21 St Anne's Ct, London W1F 0BJ
Cuisine: Vegan
Why go: Nestled in the heart of Notting Hill, Holy Carrot Portobello is a London destination for creative, vegetable forward dining. Executive Chef Daniel Watkins' culinary philosophy centres on the transformative power of fire and fermentation, which we use to unlock incredible depths of flavour in plant-based ingredients.
Location: Notting Hill Map
Address: 156 Portobello Rd, London W11 2EB
Cuisine: Chinese
Why go: NO SEATING OR RESERVATIONS A Viral sensation — Inspired by the street food phenomenon across the ESEA region, Chinese burger concept Kung Fu Burger’s menu is centred around a sourdough Chinese-style bun and a variety of fillings, from shredded pork belly – the most popular version – to chicken, or vegetables.
Location: Soho Map
Address: 104 Shaftesbury Avenue
Cuisine: Brunch/Breakfast
Why go: WHERE FRENCH TRADITION MEETS BOLD CREATIVITY Each creation blends emotion, precision, and artistry, from the signature brioche, a reimagined childhood classic, to drinks crafted like desserts, turning every sip into an experience. Nicolas Rouzaud is a celebrated pâtissier originally from France, known for his exquisite fruit-driven creations and his signature patisserie at The Connaught in London’s Mayfair.
Location: Mayfair Map
Address: Burlington Arcade, Piccadilly
Cuisine: European
Why go: A contemporary Spanish restaurant by Chef Nieves Barragán Mohacho. Moving beyond the familiar, Legado celebrates the diverse regional food cultures of Spain and its islands, allowing the lesser-known to take centre stage. People suggest to try the suckling pig and skate wing tortilla.
Location: Shoreditch Map
Address: 1C Montacute Yards, London, E1 6HU
Why go: Owned by film producer Guy Ritchie and used in the film The Gentleman. Seasonal sharing plates, pints and premium spirits in a classic setting housing a pub since 1829.
Location: Marylebone Map
Address: Conway Street
Cuisine: French
Why go: NAC (North Audley Cantine) is a relaxed and stylish new bistro and cocktail bar offering French sharing plates and exquisite desserts.
Location: Mayfair Map
Address: 41 N Audley St, London W1K 6ZP
Cuisine: Pizza
Why go: Napoli on the Road has gained international acclaim. The pizzeria was named Europe’s No.1 Pizzeria 2024 and 2025 (making it the top in the UK) and World’s 5th Best Pizzeria 2025 by the prestigious 50 Top Pizza Awards, the leading global guide for pizzerias. Michele was named Best Pizza Maker in the World in 2023, and his signature pizza ‘Ricordi d’Infanzia’ won Best Pizza in the World in 2025.
Location: Soho Map
Address: 140 Wardour Street
Cuisine: Japanese
Why go: Europes original Nobu restaurant is located on Old Park Lane. London also is home to Nobu Portman Square located in Nobu Hotel.
Location: Mayfair Map
Address: 19 Old Park Ln, London W1K 1LB
Cuisine: Chinese
Why go: Your gateway to authentic Chinese flavors in the heart of Soho, London. Here, every dish is a celebration of tradition — from our hand-pulled biang biang noodles to our rich, slow-cooked broths and flavorful dumplings. With an open kitchen showcasing the artistry of noodle-making, and a vibrant, cozy setting, we offer more than just a meal — we offer an experience. Whether you're craving a hearty bowl of noodles, crispy dumplings, or a taste of Northwest China's culinary soul, The Noodle Inn welcomes you with open arms, warm flavors, and unforgettable hospitality.
Location: Soho Map
Address: Old Compton Street
Cuisine: Pizza
Why go: In 2012, founders Thom & James decided to quit their jobs and fly to the toe-end of Italy, and drive the 4,500km back to London, learning all they could about the true art of pizza making.
Location: Covent Garden Map , Marylebone Map , Mayfair Map , Soho Map
Address: Multiple
Cuisine: Japanese
Why go: With an exclusive London address, ROKA Mayfair on North Audley Street is fashioned to be a relaxed, yet elegant dining destination located in this sophisticated neighbourhood. Minutes away from the shopping hub of Oxford Street, ROKA brings its unique style of contemporary Japanese robatayaki cuisine and urban flair to Mayfair.
Location: Mayfair Map
Cuisine: Japanese
Why go: In 2004 the first ROKA opened its doors on Charlotte Street, London with a flaming robata grill at its heart, and a striking yet informal interior that reflects the strength and energy of fire. Welcome to ROKA's distinctive, sensory environment designed to wrap each diner in a comfortable cocoon of warmth, welcome and hospitality.
Location: Bloomsbury Map
Cuisine: Sunday Roast
Why go: Michelin star chef Jason Atherton says “ Our concept is a tribute to iconic British culture, offering a dining experience that honours the essence of our heritage.”
Address: St James Market, SW1Y 4QQ
Cuisine: Italian
Why go: For 50 years, Sale e Pepe of Knightsbridge has been, and continues to be, one of London's most iconic and celebrated restaurants serving classic Italian cuisine with authentic Italian hospitality.
Location: Knightsbridge Map
Cuisine: Italian
Why go: Italian family owned, Cicchetti Piccadilly has been named as one of the most authentic Italian restaurants in London.
Location: Mayfair Map
Cuisine: Mediterranean
Why go: Sarastro Restaurant named after a character in Mozart’s ‘Magic Flute’, first opened its doors in August 1996. To this day it continues to offer a heady mix of fun, Mediterranean food with a Turkish twist and music. Referred to by many as ‘The Show After The Show’ Sarastro hosts its own special musical events on different days of the week. Enter a world of drama, passion, and excitement where exuberant colour, glittering display, and joyous music meet exotic cuisine to create a truly unforgettable dining experience. We hope that you enjoy and leave contented with fond memories of your time with us. Remember, the only thing you can expect is the unexpected!
Location: Covent Garden Map
Address: 126 Drury Lane Holborn London WC2B 5SU
Cuisine: Seafood
Why go: Serving exceptional British seafood since 1851 Perfectly situated on Mayfair’s Mount Street, Scott’s menu reflects its glittering heritage, serving the finest traditional British fish and shellfish dishes alongside a variety of seasonal favourites. As of May 2025, children under six are only permitted at lunch time on Saturday and Sunday, bank holidays and school breaks.
Location: Mayfair Map
Cuisine: Thai
Why go: the outstanding family-run restaurant which Time Out recently voted the best Thai restaurant in London
Location: Shoreditch Map
Address: Unit 7 Montacute Yards 185‑186 Shoreditch High Street London E1 6HU
Cuisine: British
Why go: This is a tale of our times: a chef creates a large fanbase by giving cooking demos on TikTok during lockdown and then opens a small restaurant in Notting Hill so that they can come and experience his cooking first-hand
Location: Notting Hill Map
Why go: Traditional neighbourhood pub open 7 days a week & set in a restored Victorian building.
Location: Mayfair Map
Address: Mount Street, Mayfair
Why go: The Blue Stoops is a pub in Kensington masterminded by Jamie Allsopp, who revived his family’s heritage brewing brand in 2021 and has been going from strength to strength ever since. This venture is the latest part of the brand’s almost 300-year history which includes the invention of the IPA by Jamie’s family seven generations ago.
Location: Kensington Map
Cuisine: British
Why go: Tucked above a casual café on Portobello Road, The Fat Badger offers a refined interpretation of the British gastropub. Once accessible by invitation only, it has since opened its doors to the wider public, revealing a dining space that balances understated charm with a quietly confident culinary approach. Set across two floors, the restaurant combines wood-panelled interiors, candlelit tables and considered design details to create a space that feels both relaxed and discreetly elegant.
Location: Notting Hill Map
Why go: Popular 18th-century pub serving a menu of classic bar food, plus keg beers & cocktails.
Location: Marylebone Map
Cuisine: Pizza
Why go: Sister pub to The Devonshire and home to Crisp Pizza
Location: Mayfair Map
Cuisine: Sunday Roast
Why go: The Thomas Cubitt is a unique Georgian institution in the heart of Belgravia and a short walk from Victoria Station. The namesake of Cubitt House, Thomas Cubitt was a master builder and instrumental in developing the streets and squares of Belgravia. The Thomas Cubitt is a historic and handsome building sitting proudly in the heart of Elizabeth Street in Belgravia
Address: 44 Elizabeth Street
Cuisine: Indian
Why go: From the Sanskrit word yaatra meaning “journey”, comes a dining experience that transcends the ordinary. Here, the rich culinary traditions of Northern India are reimagined with elegance and artistry by award-winning Michelin chef Krishnapal Negi, whose creations honour the past while embracing the present. Each dish is a passage through flavour, crafted with precision, passion and soul. Set within a resplendently restored Edwardian Grade II-listed fire station, the restaurant offers more than a meal, it offers a moment in history reborn. Once credited with saving Westminster Abbey during the Blitz of 1941, this 1906 redbrick landmark now welcomes guests into its timeless embrace. Original carriage doors, gleaming glazed tiles, original fireman’s pole and a rare Watch Room, where Winston Churchill once rang the alarm, stand as sentinels of its storied past, enveloping every visit in a sense of heritage, grandeur and discovery.
Location: Westminster Map
Cuisine: Japanese
Why go: The original Zuma is renowned as one of the best Japanese restaurants in the capital embracing the rich culinary heritage of Japanese cuisine with contemporary dishes, inspired by the founder’s many years spent eating + drinking after work in traditional Tokyo izakayas, this is where the story began…
Location: Knightsbridge Map
