1028 Restaurants near EC4V 6DB, London

From the award-winning Ryan Chetiyawardana comes Lyaness, Sea Containers’ elegant cocktail bar. Chetiyawardana (AKA Mr Lyan) and his team are behind a ... Find out more

If you’ve found yourself looking for a pub that’s bang in the heart of Central London & serves up delicious, seasonal British fare & phe ... Find out more

Open all day, all year round, this small chain of bar/restaurants from the Drake & Morgan group is a bit of a chameleon. In winter, warm woodwork, burni ... Find out more

"Out of the same Drake & Morgan stable as The Folly, The Drift, et al, this “eclectic” bar/restaurant behemoth in the shadow of St Paul& ..." Read our full review

This cool customer, with its modern looks and chilled vibe, neatly contrasts with the historic majesty of its next-door neighbour, St Paul’s Cathedral ... Find out more

"Built in 1977, Sea Containers House has long been a notable London landmark, but recent developments have enhanced the building’s grandeur with a ..." Read our full review

Our second Natural Kitchen. Trading since 2008 it has become the place to go for great tasting fresh food. On the foodie radar, this business is a ... Find out more

" 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

The Bankside Hotel’s chic new all-dayer comprises a wraparound main dining room and a standalone bar, all hung with plenty of contemporary art (hence ... Find out more

Set amongst walls of cowhide, spectacular light fixtures, sleek, modern furniture, you will find Chancery Lane’s Gaucho. The restaurant is superbly lo ... Find out more

"Dramatic flaming goblets mark the entrance to this imposing Grade I-listed building. Once the Law Courts branch of the Bank of England, the OBE has bee ..." Read our full review

"With its unbeatable location slap-bang next to St Paul’s Cathedral, this angular modernist Champagne bar is every inch as sharp-suited as its ban ..." 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