801 Restaurants near EC1M 6BN, London

Venezia Restaurant is conveniently located on Goswell Road nearby the Barbican Centre. You will enjoy a truly authentic and traditional Italian meal and th ... Find out more

"The name has nothing to do with the roaring 1920s, so those expecting Charleston razzmatazz should look elsewhere – this 19:20 is a hip & hap ..." Read our full review

"Hercule Poirot is about all that’s missing from this emphatically patriotic temple to all things Belgian, with its flags fluttering outside, Tint ..." Read our full review

"Let’s get the rigmarole out of the way first. You can only reserve a slot at this diminutive sushi outfit over the phone: they operate a weekly b ..." Read our full review

"This Slaughtered Lamb bears no relation to the fictional boozer in the cult movie An American Werewolf in London, although it has certainly cultivated ..." Read our full review

A Dickens’ pub in the heart of The City of London. ? With a history stretching back to 1550 The Magpie & Stump combines an historic London pub w ... Find out more

  The Lamb and Trotter is a brand-new city pub and restaurant with a hint of the country in its look, feel and food offering. More than your average c ... Find out more

"This modern gastropub boasts a prime location between Farringdon and Barbican tubes. The two-floor site features a buzzy downstairs bar which has old-w ..." Read our full review

A Clerkenwell fixture since 1647, this historic tavern was supposedly where Stalin met Lenin in 1905 (an urban myth, say some), and also provided a location ... Find out more

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"Touted as ‘Europe’s first purpose-built social ping-pong club’, Bounce occupies the vast basement site where the game was trademarked ..." Read our full review

The Argyle is a glistening hidden gem in the heart of Hatton Garden's diamond district. Originally enjoying life as the famous jewellery store, The King of ... Find out more

"Go-getting pub champions, Tom and Ed Martin, have revived The Hat & Tun in their signature style without losing an ounce of its Victorian charm. Al ..." Read our full review

"Harrild & Sons is that rare thing in the City, a bar that is suitable for both loafers and suits. Occupying a former printworks, it's now done up a ..." Read our full review

"It may have been somewhat overshadowed by the new King’s Cross branch, but this sleek-looking, light-filled eatery from laid-back Aussie chef and ..." Read our full review