1704 Restaurants near Beak Street, London

"The latest restaurant incarnation at Sanctum Soho plays to the hotel’s rock ‘n’ roll theme with shiny golden banquettes, a blaring so ..." Read our full review

" Open to all before 10pm, Bitter Sweet later becomes a members-only DJ lounge. So sign up for free membership online if you plan to enjoy late-night ..." Read our full review

"Opening a restaurant on the heels of a global pandemic is certainly a  bold and brave move, but that’s exactly what hot-ticket chef Asma Kha ..." Read our full review

The Life Goddess (TLG), greek deli divine, is a genuine cuisine project aiming to become a reference of new hellenic kitchen to the world. The cooking phi ... Find out more

Although appearing to be a casual pub on the outside, The Sun & 13 Cantons has a separate dining room that’s all smart booths and glossy emerald t ... Find out more

"Like its elder sibling in Notting Hill, the Carnaby branch of Rum Kitchen is a colourful venue evoking the sights, sounds and flavours of the Caribbean ..." Read our full review

"Pastaio is the newest site from restaurateur Stevie Parle, who already oversees the likes of Rotorino and Palatino. Here at Pastaio, the name of the ga ..." Read our full review

"The various branches of this casual and affordably priced Thai café offer a warm welcome and a good mixture of the Thai top 10, plus some specia ..." Read our full review

"It wasn’t so long ago that ‘going for a curry’ meant throat-wrenching vindaloos, warm lager and lurid flock wallpaper. Masala Zone ma ..." Read our full review

Just off Carnaby Street, you can escape the hustle and bustle of the crowd at The Ganton Arms, a modern British pub and restaurant. After a busy day of shop ... Find out more

"Part of the same Spanish-themed group as Salt Yard and Opera Tavern, Dehesa recently re-opened with a new look which evokes the sort of contemporary ta ..." Read our full review

"As its up-front moniker suggests, this chain re-imagines the classic American diner of a million movie scenes through a London lens, with red vinyl boo ..." Read our full review