1679 Restaurants near Jermyn Street, London

The effortlessly luxurious Berkeley hotel in Knightsbridge has added another bar to its landmark five-star hotel, joining the legendary Blue Bar. The Berkel ... Find out more

With sites across London, these smarter-than-average sports bars do exactly what they say on the tin, and then a little bit extra. Big screens hang above dr ... Find out more

Leading the way in the regeneration of Pimlico's dining scene, 2 Amici is a modern Italian conveniently located a short meander from London's Victoria Stati ... Find out more

"Is there a building in London so divisive as the National Theatre? This jutting, angular concrete monolith dominates the South Bank skyline, and whilst ..." Read our full review

"A turbocharged take on the Charing Cross Road original, this offshoot of Bar Salsa replaces the same owners’ vast Walkabout site on Victoria Emba ..." Read our full review

Marylebone farm shop stocked with organic seasonal groceries, fresh bread, artisan cheese and more, delivered daily from the family farm in the Cotswolds. Find out more

"With its grand marble lobby and bronze fixtures, this must have been a glamorous pile when it opened in 1932. During WWII, US servicemen stayed here, a ..." Read our full review

"The new opening at the National Theatre comes with a lot of expectations behind it, following in the footsteps of its first site in Peckham which has b ..." Read our full review

In the culinary climate of today where everybody tries to impress with special effects and often gimmicks we have decided to go in the opposite direction an ... Find out more

Imagine sipping the finest Moët Champagne outside one of London’s most impressive Art Deco building looking on to Bloomsbury Square Gardens ... Find out more

Located inside the central and modern Mostyn Hotel near London's Marble Arch, Fire and Spice is a cosmopolitan restaurant popular with stylish travellers an ... Find out more

"A new conservatory has doubled the footprint at the luxuriously inviting Blue Bar, seamlessly marrying Richard Rogers’ glass pavilion (shades of ..." Read our full review

"The fishy outpost of Mauro Sassa’s little Belgravia empire is as well-loved if not more so than its carnivorous sibling Olivocarne, with families ..." Read our full review

"Part of a £20m refit of the Amba Hotel, Grosvenor, Reunion is a chic and luxurious bar tricked out in cool shades with lots of twinkling glass, g ..." Read our full review

"Occupying what was the Grosvenor’s rather gloomy hotel bar, this pleasant if unremarkable brasserie offers a sober, clubby mix of dark-wood wall ..." Read our full review