803 Restaurants near EC1M 6HJ, London

"It’s a universal truth: carbs are crowd-pleasers, so hiding behind pizza and pasta is easy if you’re an Italian restaurant looking to quick ..." Read our full review

Printing, a common Clerkenwell trade in Victorian times, inspires the bookish, if not novel, theme at this new duplex DJ bar from the owners of nearby Barsm ... Find out more

"The laid-back brother to the neighbouring Bleeding Heart Bistro, this picture-perfect wine bar has a fine history as a tavern dating back to 1746 when ..." Read our full review

Head through a shabby-looking entrance under Holborn Viaduct, down a corridor, through swing doors – and under dimly lit, cathedral-like brick arches ... Find out more

Located in the heart of Farringdon, Paris Bar is a Parisian-style bar and restaurant serving creative cocktails, premium wines and a French-leaning menu foc ... Find out more

"A moody, subterranean haunt for post-work Clerkenwell creatives and off-duty iPad tappers, this Barbican bolthole is swishly done out with ‘rugged quar ..." Read our full review

Playing on the truth that Londoners love all things from NYC, Clerkenwell has just acquired a proper Brooklyn bar and restaurant, the first from its mother ... Find out more

Will BrewDog, the Scottish indie-punk craft-brewing juggernaut, be able to tame a site that, in 2015, saw off Fourteenth Colonie and before that Giant Robot ... Find out more

"A proper drinking den since 1547, Ye Olde Mitre comes gloriously decked out with dark wood panelling, and has more than its share of ancient pubby virt ..." Read our full review

" Built in 1869, here's a fine example of High Victorian gin palace, its pedigree enhanced by its resident spooks – a prostitute who was murdered on t ..." Read our full review

In the heart of the Barbican, just a stone's throw from the London Museum is Mayura, a modern Indian dining experience centred on high quality ingredients a ... Find out more

" Cath Kidston herself would be hard pressed to create a more immediately endearing little eatery than J&A Café. If the idea of wild flowers in mi ..." Read our full review

A Dickens’ pub in the heart of The City of London. ? With a history stretching back to 1550 The Magpie & Stump combines an historic London pub w ... Find out more

  The Lamb and Trotter is a brand-new city pub and restaurant with a hint of the country in its look, feel and food offering. More than your average c ... Find out more

"Sauntering up to Compton’s sophisticated charcoal-painted entrance, we can’t help but note that the all-day eatery has snagged a rather jam ..." Read our full review