1571 Restaurants near WC2N 4DD, London

London's theatre district is a buzzing area full of people, shops and restaurants. KOHA is a small hidden gem found right in the middle of all the hustle an ... Find out more

Under the same ownership as seafood stalwart, The Oysterman, this wine bar and bottle shop hits the Covent Garden vibe to a tee. A carefully nurtured select ... Find out more

"Lurking down a nondescript alleyway, is this alternative bolthole being deliberately hidden from mainstream eyes? The Retro will resonate with those wh ..." Read our full review

"Three times as big as its sisters Flat Iron Beak Street and Flat Iron Denmark Street, this monster of a steak house has room for 180, as well as a work ..." Read our full review

"Times have changed since a fiorentina & a glass of Frascati was all you needed to impress a dinner date, but Pizza Express has changed with them. F ..." Read our full review

"You won’t need a satnav to find the London offshoot of this Dublin brewing outfit: the clamour of the post-work crowd on the kerbside courtyard s ..." Read our full review

Blending glamour and comfort, London’s Com Viet is an authentic Vietnamese restaurant in an enviably central location. Moments from the theatres and b ... Find out more

"Mildreds is known as a stalwart of London’s vegan scene, with its flagship branch opening in Soho back in 1988, when the founders will tell you t ..." Read our full review

"At last, the pulled jackfruit ship has sailed. Now, thanks to culinary alchemists like Beyond Meat, our plant-based pals can get all the junk food they ..." Read our full review

"A pizza joint named for the owners, whose love of pizza drove them all the way to Italy and back. Thom and James Elliot tried their product on the stre ..." Read our full review

"It has taken Prezzo just over a decade to become a high street fixture. Now with over 150 branches up & down the country, the affordable chain make ..." Read our full review

"Oozing Gallic character, this candlelit basement feels worlds away from the West End – though vintage theatrical flyers and the obligatory set me ..." Read our full review