445 Restaurants near NW1 6JQ, London

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" Long a default option for local rag-trade workers, this ‘refreshingly grounded’ Victorian dame has undergone some gentle cosmetic surgery. Natty lea ..." Read our full review

" An excellent introduction to Scandinavian cuisine, this low-key café/deli goes from strength to strength. The daily smörgåsbord features an array of ..." Read our full review

"For reasons unbeknownst to anyone other than the founder himself, John Javier has opened a restaurant called The Tent (at the end of the universe). It& ..." Read our full review

"French chef Hélène Darroze opened her “exceptional” dining room at The Connaught at the trail end of the fine-dining boom in ..." Read our full review

"Inspired by 1920s Cubism and done out in sophisticated shades of grey, with textured walls of platinum silver leaf, dark leather and mirrored panels, t ..." Read our full review

"Although it plays second fiddle to the starry Connaught Bar, The Coburg shouldn't be underestimated – imagine sitting inside a box of Quality Str ..." Read our full review

Afternoon Tea at Jean-Georges at The Connaught is quite the refined experience that encapsulates the luxurious element of a classic British afternoon tea, c ... Find out more

"Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Vong at The Berkeley was a huge hit in the 90s (and much missed following its closure in 2002), but now the New York-based ..." Read our full review

Passyunk Avenue is a Philadelphia-inspired dive bar that brings Philly cheesesteaks, draught beer and friendly vibes to Fitzrovia. Guests are transported to ... Find out more

"Whether it’s Johnny Depp fresh from a Leicester Square premiere or X Factor judges recovering from a nail-biting deadlock, C London is the go-to ..." Read our full review

" ‘Hidden espresso bar in abandoned toilet’ is quite a PR headline, but that’s what caffeine-loving visitors can expect at Attendant – a cannily conve ..." Read our full review

This pop up gone permanent is the brainchild of wunderkind chef Ollie Dabbous, the man behind Michelin-starred Hide in Mayfair. In fact, Hideaway can be see ... Find out more

A traditional pizzeria restaurant in the very heart of the capital, Sergio’s is a favourite with any regular visitor to the West End as well as attrac ... Find out more