300 Restaurants near W11 3PA, London

Hafez was opened in 1983 by food lovers Nusrat and Jessie Tadjiky and they were joined two years later by Head Chef Farshid Ziafat. In 2011 Hafez became a f ... Find out more

"Cross the threshold of this organic farm shop/café, & you enter a parallel universe where fresh produce is tastefully presented in twee wick ..." Read our full review

"A boutique clothes shop may not be the obvious choice for a leisurely lunch or casual dinner, but eating & browsing merge seamlessly at Nicole Farh ..." Read our full review

Wholefood Kitchen, Ethical Produce, Coffee & Bakery Find out more

"With its lively Latin beats, bare floors and portraits of revolutionary hero Zapata on the walls, this cheerful, scruffy and cheap little dive captures ..." Read our full review

"SUMI is sushi master Endo Kazutoshi’s more casual follow-up to his Michelin-starred restaurant in White City. Swapping omakase for a la carte, th ..." Read our full review

With a humble beginning, Pantelis and the late Rosana started Aphrodite Taverna with a love for food and a desire to bring a small taste of Cyprus to West L ... Find out more

"Armed with one of Yotam Ottolenghi’s cookbooks & a daunting shopping list of esoteric ingredients, you could try your hand at any of the dish ..." Read our full review

The Walmer Castle is a traditional gastropub in Notting Hill, run by husband and wife duo Jack and Poppy Greenall. The pair also run the successful Surprise ... Find out more

Touristy Queensway and its environs are not the most fertile hunting ground for those hoping to find great London pubs. But the refurbished Phoenix (risen f ... Find out more

Quite the hidden gem, the Cock of Notting Hill has plenty to crow about. This Victorian backstreet boozer has been recently revamped, producing a saloon bar ... Find out more

"It’s all change at this neighbourhood watering hole once synonymous with Portobello Road Gin No.171 (now made just north of here). The Star has b ..." Read our full review

" Gail’s burgeoning London branches have been keeping yummy mummies in sourdough & babyccinos since 2005. This clutch of fashionably appointed bak ..." Read our full review

"Elvis would have loved Mulberry Street, not least because the leather booths are the same colour as his treasured purple Cadillac. Although the menu at ..." Read our full review

Close to the beautiful and luscious Kensington Gardens, Durbar, which opened in 1956 by a group of brothers, captures the rich essence of Indian cuisine in ... Find out more