300 Restaurants near SW11 3AU, London

"“Consistently fabulously French!” exclaimed a fan of this “lovely independent bistro”, set up by Franck Raymond (one-time head ..." Read our full review

The business has traded since 1996. It was initially called Chelsea Bun and changed its name in 2004 to Battersea Grill. In 2005 we were in the best ten for ... Find out more

"For somewhere that takes everything it does so seriously, the Draft House is really rather a hoot. Beer drinkers can order third of a pint ‘sampl ..." Read our full review

"Geronimo Inns – now part of the Young’s stable – owns the Prince Albert, & you’ll soon notice all the hallmarks of the bran ..." Read our full review

" Battersea Square must have been in dire need of a bar-deli-trattoria, judging from the response to Melanzana since it began trading. The venue, inhabi ..." Read our full review

"Bowls of vibrant tabouleh & moutabal help attract a fair number of Battersea Square’s young mothers into Mazar. The freshly made Lebanese mez ..." Read our full review

A casual all-day dining experience with the Mediterranean inspired eatery in London Battersea Square, Ludlow’s is a neighbourhood restaurant and bar s ... Find out more

Found in the beating heart of southwest London, this sweet little tapas spot on Battersea Square is just a stone’s throw from the park and sits across ... Find out more

Annabel Partridge (formerly of Petersham Nurseries) and Will Burrett (ex-Spring) have teamed up on this café in the heart of Battersea Park, right ne ... Find out more

"What was for 16 years the Cheyne Walk Brasserie has been refurbished and relaunched by Sally Greene, who was the founder director of The Old Vic and al ..." Read our full review

"A worthy reimagining of a classic Chelsea pub, The Cross Keys’ latest guise sees it kitted out like the illegitimate offspring of a country booze ..." Read our full review

"Graceful, in an updated Victorian sort of way, The Duke of Cambridge has Young’s Bitter on draught & more than half of the choices on its rea ..." Read our full review

"It would be a shortfall not to firstly touch on the interiors at newly-renovated The Chelsea Pig, for they have been craf ..." Read our full review

Alfonso Cretella was born in Amalfi on the west coast of Italy in the 1940s. From a young age he set his sights high and at only 11 years old he left the Am ... Find out more

L'Antipasto opened in 1984 and has continued to be a family run Italian restaurant for over 30 years now. Alfonso has recently handed the baton over to his ... Find out more