942 Restaurants near EC4M 7LT, London

In an enviable location at Smithfield Market, this handsome Grade II-listed Georgian pub features a fluted bell window, etched mirrors and elaborate Victori ... Find out more

"Whether rampaging ‘bulls’ are in command or it's carnage as ‘bears’ maul their credibility, the City’s dealers and trader ..." Read our full review

"Cream walls & framed monochrome prints create a smart, tasteful backdrop at this cheerful basement wine bar, tucked into a quiet lane off Eastcheap ..." Read our full review

"If visual clutter, cocktails, cacophony and clattery acoustics are your idea of how to unwind in the City, drift into this boozy cauldron around 7pm as ..." Read our full review

"A business-friendly City Indian defined by mirrors, bentwood chairs & plenty of wood, Sripur offers an all-embracing choice of food in comfortably ..." Read our full review

Welcome to The chip Tavern... Ale House and dining room since 1549. Famous for our quaffable ales, fine fayre and illustrious past. We are proud to return t ... Find out more

This historic London pub provides a fantastic drinking and dining spot all year round thanks to its cosy interiors and relaxed beer garden for soaking up th ... Find out more

International chain Vapiano has recently opened its first restaurant outside London, bringing freshly made pizza dough, pasta and salads to the newly revamp ... Find out more

Bringing proper Mexican food to London, the kind your Abuela used to make for you... but this time it is paired with great cocktails! Find out more

" Like its elder sibling on Fleet Street, this branch of Coco di Mama is an exuberant gingham-clothed takeaway-cum-café peddling quick-fire Mediterran ..." Read our full review

"There ain’t no view like a Wagtail view. Seriously, if you are looking for a rooftop bar and restaurant that acts as a guidebook of London’ ..." Read our full review

" Following on from their restaurant at the Serpentine, Benugo’s latest grazing opportunity is reason to explore a park before dark. Drop into the jau ..." Read our full review

Named after the grisly form of capital punishment traditionally meted out at the Tower of London opposite, this new pub occupies an imposing Edwardian edifi ... Find out more

"A quirky rococo picture windowed salon and a dark post-punk Dickensian downstairs lounge in the author's 1860s former offices – that’s  ..." Read our full review

This cool customer, with its modern looks and chilled vibe, neatly contrasts with the historic majesty of its next-door neighbour, St Paul’s Cathedral ... Find out more