300 Restaurants near Blackheath, London

A contemporary pub in the heart of Lee serving traditional pub food with a strong emphasis on seasonality and local well sourced ingredients.Our other passi ... Find out more

A doorway under an escalator in a mall makes an unlikely entrance to a bar that claims to offer a ‘unique experience of New York and London glamour wi ... Find out more

Having previously lived in the area, Lee and Latoyah came together in 2016 with a dream of giving the people of Honor Oak a place they can relax and unwind ... Find out more

"Previously only available for private hire, London’s second loftiest sky-lounge (trumped by Gong, four storeys higher) now opens from Tuesday to ..." Read our full review

Situated in the heart of the historic Royal Arsenal Riverside complex, The Dial Arch is both a fantastic destination venue and a fortunate local, serving th ... Find out more

Centrally located on Lee High Road, Panas Gurkha Restaurant is a welcome change from your everyday Indian restaurant. With a cuisine based around the idea o ... Find out more

"This polished newcomer sits incongruously on Peckham Rye, a scruffy thoroughfare where dining options have hitherto run to branches of Chicken Cottage. ..." Read our full review

"A reassuring alternative to the polished glass and hard edges of its Canary Wharf neighbours, Boisdale is positively tartan-tastic – there’ ..." Read our full review

La Barrique is a welcoming and comfortable wine bar and restaurant located just outside the ExCel centre in East London.Come with friends or colleagues and ... Find out more

This warehouse conversion boasts an all-day, seasonal menu of comfort food and a 200-cover terrace which overlooks West India Quay. Part of the Drake & ... Find out more

"Food miles are still a hot topic for ethical consumers, but few consider the distance booze has travelled before it reaches the glass. At this spacious ..." Read our full review

"Situated opposite the green expanses of Greenwich Royal Park, this imposing three-storey tavern naturally attracts its fair share of tourists as well a ..." Read our full review

Obicà started its journey in its native Rome, Italy, all the way back in 2004, paying homage to the not-so-humble mozzarella ball and all of its glor ... Find out more

"Don’t be deceived by the tiny entrance of this Caledonian outpost: follow the tartan carpet to an enormous first-floor expanse and breathe in cig ..." Read our full review