1676 Restaurants near W1T 2HY, London

"“Incredible”, “beautiful” and “amazing” are just some of the words readers use to describe the dining room at Jason ..." Read our full review

"Tucked away discreetly at the rear of this glossy hotel (also home to Berners Tavern), The Punch Room is an inviting, low-key hideaway with a blaz ..." Read our full review

"Set among concrete office blocks on the quieter, northern end of Charlotte Street, the Fitzrovia outpost of the Gaucho chain has always been a buzzy me ..." Read our full review

"Pass by the Roxy most nights & you can expect a queue snaking out of its doors. Not a designer-clad, ultra-groomed set of wannabees, but a grungy, ..." Read our full review

Imagine your favourite countryside pub-restaurant and transplant it to the West End of London – that’s pretty much what the owners of The Colleg ... Find out more

"With its gaudy frontage, brightly coloured furniture, illuminated signs hanging from the ceiling and silent cartoon movies projected onto the wall, Eas ..." Read our full review

"London’s most famous Chinese restaurant remains a must-visit for all fans of Cantonese food – and anyone interested in how the capital&rsqu ..." Read our full review

"The restaurant at this Berners Street hotel hasn’t gained such a reputation as a hip hang-out as the bar has, but it’s still worth a look. ..." Read our full review

"At the dawn of the millennium, the Long Bar’s glowing onyx island counter was the see-and-be-seen hub of an impossibly swanky, Philippe Starck-de ..." Read our full review

"The Sanderson hotel is currently closed but due to reopen in 2022 The Sanderson’s Purple Bar is the sort of dark, designer-goth Twilight wo ..." Read our full review

We invite you to tumble down the rabbit hole and discover a tea party beyond your wildest imagination. Expect to be reminded of familiar characters and reca ... Find out more

"Tucked away on Hanway Place, tiny and unassuming Kikuchi has since 1998 been an antidote to the flashier likes of other high-end Asians such as Hakkasa ..." Read our full review

"The vision of Spain imagined here is the land of bullfighting posters, souvenir castanets and straw donkeys brought back home by the first wave of Brit ..." Read our full review

" Apparently inspired by the Greek myth of a sacred goat ‘goddess’ called Amalthea (a symbol of life, nourishment and abundance), this ‘fantastic look ..." Read our full review