47 Fish Restaurants near London

"Ticking off every aesthetic trick in the book, Seabird on the 14th floor of The Hoxton hotel in Southwark manages to make you want to redecorate your e ..." Read our full review

"Even the greatest seafood aficionados can struggle with the unsavoury sights and smells of raw, unprepared fish, so the concept of combining fishmonger ..." Read our full review

"  Casual and comfortable and barely an artefact’s throw from the British Museum, Blue Door Bistro has done a good job of disguising its sta ..." Read our full review

OPENS 2019 Last seen on London’s dining scene in the early 2000s, Caviar Kaspia is back. The London outpost of the famous Paris restaurant originally ... Find out more

"A rebranding of what could be considered as London’s most famous fish restaurant has moved the focus from slippery bivalves to lots of other fish ..." Read our full review

"A grand hotel dining room that befits this elegant Regency-style hotel, Butlers exudes the air of a traditional private club rather than anything brash ..." Read our full review

J Sheekey Outside Terrace is a private oasis in the heart of Covent Garden, around the corner from the cinemas of Leicester Square, the museums of Trafalgar ... Find out more

"With its dramatic light fittings, doggie silhouettes on the backs of the chairs and deep sari-pink hues, Kit Kemp’s quirky design for Brumus is i ..." Read our full review

" Forgive the cheesy punning name and get ready for a true Brit experience at one of London’s oldest chippies. The classic combo of crisply batter ..." Read our full review

"With ice buckets sporting fish-tail motifs, walls running with water, a giant gold-plated crocodile on display and a brigade of ever-charming, really p ..." Read our full review

"Burger & Lobster definitely takes some beating. There’s a winning simplicity to its eponymous offering of hand-minced corn-fed Nebraskan beef ..." Read our full review

"Take your pick of three highly individual, amusingly designed lounges at this Mayfair must-do from Mourad Mazouz (of Momo fame). With its theatrical ro ..." Read our full review

"It’s hard to miss The Shell, which lights up central London’s Southampton Row with its fluorescent blue signage, alerting passers-by to the ..." Read our full review

"A chippie-cum-kebab shop on Charlotte Street might sound distinctly downmarket, but iconic Gigs is great for a tasty drop-in. The site was given a spru ..." Read our full review

Since opening its first site in Amsterdam and now with four established sites in The Netherlands, aptly-named The Seafood Bar ... Find out more