1691 Restaurants near W1D 7DH, London

"Cloaked in the shadow of the Ham Yard Hotel, you could easily miss this Soho Japanese, although those in the know are handsomely rewarded – espec ..." Read our full review

"In years gone by, this Chinatown site was home to an immensely rude family churning out delicious Chinese food. In its current guise it’s a far m ..." Read our full review

"In June 2018, without fanfare, chef-owner Jeff Tan launched a standalone cocktail bar atop his modern Chinatown canteen, Viet Food. Random decor &ndash ..." Read our full review

"Some say this ice cream shop serves up some of the finest gelato in London and we slightly agree. Mostly milk, with only natural flavour added – ..." Read our full review

A sibling to the Borough original, this pizza joint specialises in dough made with sea water. Found in St James’s Market (which also houses Ikoyi and ... Find out more

Replacing short-lived Veneta in St James’s Market is this all-day Italian café and bar. The menu here kicks off in the morning with baked goods ... Find out more

"The team behind Fallow have applied their Midas touch to this chicken-focused pop-up in St James’s. Renting a space practically next door to its ..." Read our full review

Chef Long Nguyen originates from Hai Phong, Vietnam. He studied at a culinary school in Vietnam and gained his experience from working in local restau ... Find out more

"The bold, brash Slug & Lettuce chain is the antithesis of the ‘best kept secret’ or ‘this little place I know’. It’s ..." Read our full review

Rooftop bars in London are not quite the novelty they once were, but there are only a handful around that boast truly breathtaking views. To take in all ... Find out more

"If Sinatra fancied a Manhattan in the wee small hours of the morning, The Empire’s ‘set ’em up Joe’ bartenders would have oblig ..." Read our full review

"This old-school restaurant on Chinatown’s main drag has had its ups and downs over the years but is currently on top form – a well-deserved ..." Read our full review

"The minimal, grey on black, slate & leather stylings of this slinky Chinatown interloper look expensive, but the menu remains affordable. It roams ..." Read our full review

"Wet your whistle and keep it wet at B@1, the chain of mainstream cocktail bars where every night is party night. It’s easy to sneer at these chee ..." Read our full review

On the site of the Empress of Sichuan, Er Mei continues to fly the flag for lip-numbing Szechuan cuisine in a setting that is quite sleek and formal by Chin ... Find out more