1708 Restaurants near W1S, London

"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

" Award-winning & much-admired pies are the standouts at this classic taproom – so dig into steak & ale, mutton, fish, chicken with asparagus ..." 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

"The second venue from Pizza Pilgrims Thom and James Elliott isn’t simply a clone of their original gaff on Dean Street, but ups the ante and exte ..." 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

"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

"Setting up shop next door to Dishoom is a punchy move from first-time restaurateurs, but Kolamba’s immediate success proves there’s nothing ..." Read our full review

"Arrive before 7.30pm, or be prepared to queue outside. This pecan-toned juke joint – a reasonably authentic tribute to Basin Street – has b ..." Read our full review

"Pastaio is the newest site from restaurateur Stevie Parle, who already oversees the likes of Rotorino and Palatino. Here at Pastaio, the name of the ga ..." Read our full review

"A mini-chain of dinky “super-cool” pintxos joints, PIx has carved out a niche by offering what one reader called “a unique take on sp ..." Read our full review

"A vibrant menu? Check. Queues for dinner? Check. Kitsch Bombay nostalgia? Check. It’s business as usual at Dishoom’s Carnaby branch, but th ..." Read our full review

"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

"As its up-front moniker suggests, this chain re-imagines the classic American diner of a million movie scenes through a London lens, with red vinyl boo ..." Read our full review

"Brazilian-Japanese restaurant Mano has managed to bag itself a spot on the street that everyone wants a space on, brushing shoulders with the likes of ..." Read our full review

Just off Carnaby Street, you can escape the hustle and bustle of the crowd at The Ganton Arms, a modern British pub and restaurant. After a busy day of shop ... Find out more