The best Battersea Power Station restaurants

Southern Italian fare is the order of the day at Fiume, which offers a menu showcasing antipasti and cicchetti alongside more robust plates of pasta and hearty mains. Our tip? Don’t miss the homemade tiramisu.

An experience at Arcade can feel different for everyone due to its various cuisines under one roof, but there’s one thing we can be sure of - Battersea is a better place for it. Long gone are the days of debating with friends about what we fancy for dinner and trying to cater for picky eaters; this is a one stop shop for everything from tempura squid to shawarma wraps and pork carnitas.

Following on from its debut restaurant in Islington, the team behind pasta restaurant Noci (meaning walnut in Italian) has opened a second site at Battersea Power Station. This south west London site offers the same focus on fresh, handmade pasta dishes made with seasonal ingredients, alongside Sicilian street food-inspired snacks and cocktails on tap.

Control Room B offers an impressive selection of in-house signature cocktails and light bites to accompany them with. Its most significant feature is, of course, its location: the fully restored station control room, which features the original control desks previously used to distribute power around the entire city.

You might recognise this bustling tapas bar from Borough Market, but the Battersea branch makes its own mark. Various small plates of classic combinations and a long list of sherries make for an easy evening.

Got a hankering for pancakes? You'll find this much-loved spot on many a best list. Servings its fluffy creations from morning to night, there's a pancake on the menu for every mood and occasion. 

Paris Baguette is bringing delicious French-style patisserie treats with a Korean twist to Battersea Power Station. Expect great coffee, cakes and croissants in a chic setting - the ideal spot for a quick lunch or light bite.

Found on the first floor of Turbine Hall A, Searcy's Champagne Bar is not only the perfect spot for a glass of fizz and watching the world go by. Whether you're after a quick mid-shopping pit stop or a relaxed evening with friends, don't miss Battersea Power Station's most glamorous bar.

Every postcode deserves a decent brunch spot, and Megan’s is Battersea Power Station’s go-to for eggs any way. As with its sister sites, canine chums are welcome, and there’s a far-reaching range of brunch favourites.

Natasha Sideris has brought her chain of cafes to this side of the world, setting up Tashas at Battersea Power Station. A chic and welcoming atmosphere - sit back and relax with charming South African hospitality and two menus packed full of delicious lunch and brunch dishes.

‘Californian soul, Hawaiian taste!’ reads the tagline. Build your own Poke bowl from base carbs to protein, veggies and dressing, or choose from a list of recommended house favourites, for example, the Sunny Salmon (sushi rice, salmon, avocado, edamame, red cabbage, special dressing, avocado cream and sesame seeds).

Dishoom remains ever-popular, with queues often snaking out the door. Where better to grab a bit of breakfast before a big day exploring the shops, or sit down to a curry and a big pot of black dhal with bags in hand? There's a separate bar area too if you just fancy a drink.

Iconic Malaysian roti breads and accompanying curries are what Roti King is known for, but the Battersea Power Station branch offers a bit more besides. Here there are expanded plant-based options plus South Asian beers and canned wines.

Star Portuguese chef Henrique Sa Pessoa has arrived in London with a bang, serving up delightful, comforting Portuguese dishes. The views are just as good as the food, with panoramic glass windows offering widescreen vistas of the Power Station and beyond.

BAO's second noodle shop comes to Battersea Power Station, where it serves up steaming bowls of beef noodles, tasty xiao chi and fluffy bao buns. Grab a couple of mates so you can try as much as possible.

Zijun Meng and Ana Goncalves (the brains behind London restaurant hits like Tata Eatery and Mr Ji) have smashed it again with Solis - a simple steak, chicken and chips operation that is right up there among our favourite steak places in London. The burnt cheesecake is the perfect way to finish things off before you hit the shops. 

If you fancy being fancy then you can’t get much better than indulging in oysters and Champagne at this Battersea Power Station restaurant. On a budget? Take advantage of the daily food and drinks happy hours.

Bread Street Kitchen by Gordon Ramsay is well-loved for its menu of comfort food classics. Think beef Willington followed by sticky toffee pudding. Expect chic interiors and a buzzy atmosphere too - the ideal place for a group of friends.

Despite being part of a London mini chain, Cinnamon Kitchen feels very much unique. While there are a handful of classic curry house dishes on the menu, there are plenty of exciting, unusual combinations too.

Inspiried by Europe's famous cafes, explore casual dining at its best at TOZI Pizzeria & Cicchetti Bar. Enjoy the finest Italian ingredients combined with excellent service and a decadent setting, found on Electric Boulevard.