1651 Restaurants near Goodge Street, London

"Pass by the Roxy most nights & you can expect a queue snaking out of its doors. Not a designer-clad, ultra-groomed set of wannabees, but a grungy, ..." Read our full review

"With its gaudy frontage, brightly coloured furniture, illuminated signs hanging from the ceiling and silent cartoon movies projected onto the wall, Eas ..." Read our full review

Broken Eggs brings a slice of authentic Spanish cuisine to the streets of charming Fitzrovia. As London’s first tortilla-dedicated eatery, this intima ... Find out more

" This strategically located café, bar and DJ late lounge comes courtesy of the boys from The Brickhouse (late of Brick Lane). Butch brickwork and tof ..." Read our full review

" ‘Hidden espresso bar in abandoned toilet’ is quite a PR headline, but that’s what caffeine-loving visitors can expect at Attendant – a cannily conve ..." Read our full review

"Handily placed behind Oxford Street, The Adam & Eve is a favourite with shoppers and workers looking for a place to unwind. The furnishings scream ..." Read our full review

"Tucked away on Hanway Place, tiny and unassuming Kikuchi has since 1998 been an antidote to the flashier likes of other high-end Asians such as Hakkasa ..." Read our full review

"The Waney family (Roka, Zuma) knows a thing or two about spotting the next big thing and this Fitzrovia newcomer impresses. The calming, neutral s ..." Read our full review

"The Antipodean invasion of London’s coffee culture continues with this indie outfit set up by an Aussie/Kiwi team. Pitched in the heart of Fitzro ..." Read our full review

A traditional pizzeria restaurant in the very heart of the capital, Sergio’s is a favourite with any regular visitor to the West End as well as attrac ... Find out more

"The vision of Spain imagined here is the land of bullfighting posters, souvenir castanets and straw donkeys brought back home by the first wave of Brit ..." Read our full review

"Since it opened in 1942, this funky & heroically unreconstructed bijou beat cellar has hosted, among others, Glenn Miller, Bo Diddley, the Rolling ..." Read our full review

" The original USP of this ultra-modern round-the-clock diner (VQ, Vingt-Quatre, geddit?) was to serve food (and booze) 24/7 – although the Notti ..." Read our full review

" Long a default option for local rag-trade workers, this ‘refreshingly grounded’ Victorian dame has undergone some gentle cosmetic surgery. Natty lea ..." Read our full review