788 Restaurants near NW1 3EL, London

"A French bistro in a former pub, Somerstown Coffeehouse is a lively refuge from the grimey backstreets of Euston. The cooking is unlikely to set pulses ..." Read our full review

Despite its central London location, this useful Italian joint just off Portland Place offers everything you might crave for in a local restaurant – a ... Find out more

"Indian restaurants can have a difficult job to make themselves stand out. Yatri, based in a slightly odd location in the no man’s land between Eu ..." Read our full review

Situated on Great Portland Street, Kibele is an all-day dining Turkish restaurant open seven days a week, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The cuisine ... Find out more

Set up by founders Enzo Mirto and Elia Sebregondi, Italian kitchen and workshop Officina 00 serves refined plates with a focus on artisanal pasta. Its seaso ... Find out more

Dinners are all well and good, but dinners with activities thrown in are even better. Offering the next big thing in dining entertainment, Sixes Social Cric ... Find out more

"This restaurant has not been reviewed by Square Meal. But we do list the location and contact details, and you have the option of reading or writing a ..." Read our full review

" The space previously occupied by Peyton & Byrne’s casual café at Heal’s has been taken over by Doron and Valeria Zilkha’s Quarter Group (Chelsea ..." Read our full review

"Since launching in 2010, this indie Neapolitan pizzeria has been turning out some of the best examples of the genre in London: slow-proved, quick-fired ..." Read our full review

Welcome to the blue skies of The Aegean. Azura restaurant, bar and terrace brings the vibrant flavours and vibes from all continents surro ... Find out more

" Hard-edged, shiny, sleek and bereft of personality – despite whimsical flourishes such as top hats as lampshades – this deliberately themed hotel lo ..." Read our full review

"One of the first eateries to bring South Indian & Keralan food to the capital, Ragam still plies its trade in the shadow of the Post Office Tower. ..." Read our full review

"Happy is the imbiber who waters at this trough, one of London's more plausible speakeasies in a quarter that's not exactly stoked with ‘cred' coc ..." Read our full review

"Following the success of Michelin-starred Portland, this sibling – a less ambitious (but no less enjoyable) venture – has quickly become a ..." Read our full review