210 British Restaurants near London

Toi & Moi is the reflection of my Love History, everything has put together with love, every corner has a sign of love which has been hand crafted & ... Find out more

Conveniently just a short stroll from Waterloo station, The Duke of Sussex is a fine example of a 1920s local – a typical boozer from long-defunct Lon ... Find out more

While we can't guarantee a royal encounter, statistically speaking, this Bill's branch is the closest to Buckingham Palace. So why not pay a visit to the re ... Find out more

Think familiar cereals or the obligatory full English for breakfast, prawn cocktails and fish finger sandwiches for lunch or a classic pie for dinner. For p ... Find out more

Café Deco is the brainchild of Anna Tobias. Previously the head chef at London’s iconic Rochelle Canteen, where she worked under Margot Henders ... Find out more

Set behind the façade of a boutique tea counter and a secret golden hand-shaped handle is Blind Spot at St Martins Lane London, a late-night speake ... Find out more

"A lesson in boutique charm, Brasserie Max combines homeliness with a sense of style – no wonder it’s popular with visiting celebs staying a ..." Read our full review

"“Exactly how a restaurant should be”, says one fan of The Ivy, which has been a Theatreland evergreen for more than a century. While some f ..." Read our full review

"Recently bolstered by nearby Café Monico, Soho House’s presence hereabouts is pretty strong, with its backbone being this classy British w ..." Read our full review

Meeting beneath the clock isn’t what its cracked up to be. So escape from the crowds and queues at Waterloo Station and join us at Cabin. Taking its infl ... Find out more

"  Casual and comfortable and barely an artefact’s throw from the British Museum, Blue Door Bistro has done a good job of disguising its sta ..." Read our full review

London-based coffee shop The Gentleman Baristas' flagship store in Piccadilly is its 10th site since opening on Unio ... Find out more

" Opened in October 2012 by HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, this refectory-style café occupies what was Westminster Abbey’s medieval cellarium. Originally ..." Read our full review

"The bar and restaurant at the Trafalgar hotel has had a botanically themed makeover and while the foliage may be fake, the food and drinks are very muc ..." Read our full review