300 Restaurants near Blackheath, London

Burger & Lobster definitely takes some beating. There’s a winning simplicity to its eponymous offering of hand-minced corn-fed Nebraskan beef and ... Find out more

In the heart of London’s Greenwich, Angle Ninety serves traditional Nigerian dishes with a modern, British twist. We guarantee an unforgettable dining ... Find out more

Chola – the Tamil Kingdom who ruled Southern part of the Indian subcontinent, SriLanka and parts of South Asia over five centuries, the kingdom and pe ... Find out more

"A child-friendly café by day and a good-value, welcoming restaurant by night, Le Querce is the ideal neighbourhood joint. At lunchtime, mums and ..." Read our full review

With 30-plus UK outlets (and more dotted around the globe), plus a stonking range of punningly titled beers, and a penchant for in-your-face publicity stunt ... Find out more

"Locally renowned as a dishy wee drinking den, Little Nan's is located within two arches underneath Deptford's ancient railway lines. Sip cocktails from ..." Read our full review

"This US chain was the hands-down winner of the American burger invasion from the early 2010s and has established itself as a familiar presence on high ..." Read our full review

Obicà started its journey in its native Rome, Italy, all the way back in 2004, paying homage to the not-so-humble mozzarella ball and all of its glor ... Find out more

LOCATED IN THE HEART OF CANARY WHARF, SITTING ALONGSIDE KONSTANTIN GRCIC’S ICONIC ‘SIX PUBLIC CLOCKS’ ART WORK, CARAVAN CANARY WHARF B ... Find out more

The amazing Authentic Italian Stone-Baked Pizza has finally arrived at Surrey Quays !! Find out more

"This polished newcomer sits incongruously on Peckham Rye, a scruffy thoroughfare where dining options have hitherto run to branches of Chicken Cottage. ..." Read our full review

"Don’t be deceived by the tiny entrance of this Caledonian outpost: follow the tartan carpet to an enormous first-floor expanse and breathe in cig ..." Read our full review

"A reassuring alternative to the polished glass and hard edges of its Canary Wharf neighbours, Boisdale is positively tartan-tastic – there’ ..." Read our full review