1711 Restaurants near W1B 5NE, London

"As prohibition-themed speakeasies go, the new Nightjar feels surprisingly authentic. The dim lighting, plush leather banquettes and hunched over jazz p ..." Read our full review

"Heading to a spot which has been described as a sort of boujee Nandos, you might find yourself making assumptions on what you’re going to get.&nb ..." Read our full review

"One of London’s more accessible Peruvian restaurants, this cramped Kingly Court resident is a miniature maelstrom of colour, flavour and sound. T ..." Read our full review

"Perched on the top floor of Kingly Court, Imad’s Syrian Kitchen inhabits the plot that once belonged to Asma Khan and Darjeeling Express, not jus ..." Read our full review

"Disproving those gourmet kebab doubters, this tucked-away top-floor youngblood is packing in savvy Londoners, leaving Carnaby’s tourists to pick ..." Read our full review

Located a stone's throw from the hustle and bustle of Regent Street on the charming enclave of Heddon Street in London, Piccolino brings a true taste of Ita ... Find out more

"Slowly but surely, London’s Filipino dining scene continues to evolve with every passing year. It’s still an under-represented cuisine in t ..." Read our full review

"This small chain of modern Japanese restaurants (there are three so far across London) has plenty to recommend it. Each has its own menu, but the vibe ..." Read our full review

The Life Goddess (TLG), greek deli divine, is a genuine cuisine project aiming to become a reference of new hellenic kitchen to the world. The cooking phi ... Find out more

"Ten seats, two sittings, no cooked dishes, no choice and no pandering to dietary requirements – welcome to the arcane world of The Araki, Japan-b ..." Read our full review

"The name refers to Georgian forerunners of today’s public houses, where subsidised coffee was sold instead of gin and porter as a previous Nanny ..." Read our full review

"Like its elder sibling in Notting Hill, the Carnaby branch of Rum Kitchen is a colourful venue evoking the sights, sounds and flavours of the Caribbean ..." Read our full review

This Danish-based chain has established itself as one of London’s most popular sushi places since arriving in Wimbledon in 2012, so it came as no surp ... Find out more