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848 Restaurants near London Welsh Trust, 157-163 Grays Inn Rd, London WC1X 8UE

We found 848 restaurants within 1 miles 1 miles of London Welsh Trust, 157-163 Grays Inn Rd, London WC1X 8UE

Maison Bertaux

Maison Bertaux

Soho, W1D 5DQ
1.0 miles
What we think
"Maison Bertaux is Soho to its bones, a patisserie with a 140-year history & a wonky charisma behind its blue & white awnings. There are a handf ..." Read our full review
Chotto Matte Soho

Chotto Matte Soho

Soho, W1D 4RB
1.0 miles
What we think
"Light-hearted and fun, this Soho champion of Nikkei cuisine (a fusion of Japanese and Peruvian) pulls out all the stops. Chotto Matte is a large two-fl ..." Read our full review

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Abuelo

Abuelo

Covent Garden, WC2E 7RS
1.0 miles
Abuelo is an Australian meets South American coffee-house and kitchen in the heart of Covent Garden and the theatre district, serving specialty coffees and ... Find out more
Noci Islington

Noci Islington

Islington, N1 2XA
1.0 miles
Noci (meaning walnut in Italian) looks over Islington Green and is just a six-minute walk from Angel tube station. Now boasting four sites across London, No ... Find out more
Gilgamesh

Gilgamesh

Covent Garden, WC2H 9NY
1.0 miles
What we think
"A reincarnation of the old Camden spot, Gilgamesh’s new Covent Garden location continues its legacy of extravagant dining. There’s a theatr ..." Read our full review
NOTTO Covent Garden

NOTTO Covent Garden

Covent Garden, WC2E 8PS
1.0 miles
What we think
"In a city where pasta joints feel as numerous as train stations, it can be hard to discover one that is truly worth every penne. Joining her sister in ..." Read our full review
Bubala King's Cross

Bubala King's Cross

King's Cross, N1C 4ED
1.0 miles
What we think
"Dips, flatbreads and veg-forward small plates have become a tale as old as time in the capital, although Bubala was one of the first to interpret this ..." Read our full review
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