Wondering where to eat halal in London? Look no further than Roti Chai, a gorgeous Indian restaurant. Feast on sumptuous dishes of tandoori specials in an elegant setting, or split tapas-style sharing plates inspired by street hawkers in the more casual dining space.

Not your average steak joint, Meathouse specialises in prime cuts, gourmet burgers and juicy halal meat of all kinds. These are served alongside sumptuous sides of mac 'n' cheese, onion rings and creamy mash at the Kings Cross venue.

Cinnamon Bazaar are cooking up a storm in their kitchens across the city, but it's their Maiden Lane location, one of the top halal restaurants in Covent Garden, that we deem the prettiest. Gaze at the truly gorgeous decor while tucking into aromatic Indian dishes.

Gymkhana is a halal restaurant in London that deserves its impressive reputation. Homely, relatable Indian dishes are served with both panache and familiarity. If you're tucking into the meat dishes, it's the chicken, lamb and goat that are verified halal. 

Looking for fancy halal restaurants in London? Chai Ki is a stunning dining destination that's championing cuisine from around the Indian sub-continent. Head over for a feast of biryanis, chaats and masala fries.

Having slung out scrumptious slices for many years now, some might say that Pizza Pilgrims have perfected the art. And now? They're serving up halal pies, made using vegetarian mozzarella and beef pepperoni, cooked in a separate section of the oven.

Perfectly placed just a stone's throw from Hanger Lane station, Tigerbay is one of London's top halal restaurants with outdoor seating. To make the deal even sweeter? They have an extensive array of Lebanese dishes and knockout mocktails to match. 

Halal-friendly eatery, La Fenice, is whipping up an authentic range of Italian plates at its two-storey venue. Just a stone's throw from Warren Street, this family-run haunt is boasting pasta or pizza eats. Think cacio e pepe or seafood linguine. As for drinks? Check out the wine menu.

Offering pretty pastel seating, gorgeous greenery and a calming atmosphere, Pawsitive Cafe also has a great choice for food. With beaut brunches and the most scrumptious Malaysian dishes, it's a great shout if you're looking for more halal-friendly bites.

Fancy a halal afternoon tea in Shepherd's Bush, with a little added theatrics? Sherlock is offering you the chance to work together as a team to solve a mini-mystery, and you won't be going hungry while you do so, that's for sure. As you play, scoff down a selection of sarnies, cakes and scones too.

Stomach rumbling for a seriously banging burger? Like, the kind where you don't even notice the sauce dripping down your arm. Yeah, that kinda good. Well, over at Vinegar Yard, Nanny Bill's and Baba G's are both halal-friendly joints slinging out the goods.

If you're in need of mouthwatering halal eats, then head on over to Balans Cafe Bar across various sights in the city. Whether you fancy pan-fried chicken risotto with roasted chestnuts parsley and truffle oil, or a ribeye steak, this hotspot has got you covered.

Tucked away near Westfield in White City, as well as in Stratford, Cabana Brasil is a top destination for South American fare. From loaded nachos to picanha steak and chips or Bahian curries, the menu here is bound to leave you spoilt for choice.

When you're thinking of affordable halal restaurants around London, don't forget Meat & Shake. The wood fire-loving pros are barbecuing everything from beef brisket, smoked ribs and jerk chicken burgers to sirloin steak at their Tooting abode.

Make your afternoon tea a sparkling affair with The Rubens at The Palace Hotel. You'll be washing decadent sandwiches, scones and pastries inspired by the Queen down with fizz, just across the road from our monarch's home.

Whipping up Caribbean fare and deliciously fruity mocktails in a kitsch beach shack-style space is The Rum Kitchen. From their lip-smackin' jerk chicken to curry goat, these halal-friendly bites are bound to hit the spot. 

Pack your halal meal with Mexican flavours at Benito's Hat, a top-notch casual eatery for all things vibrant and tasty. Think succulent meaty tacos and chipotle grilled chicken burritos washed down with pomegranate margaritas.

Offering up North African-inspired cuisine in quirky interiors decorated with lanterns and doused in true Moroccan charm, Souk is the place to head to for something a little different from your meal out. Here, there's shisha, exotic drinks, belly dancing shows and mouthwatering food.

Colonel Saab is not only one of the most eye-catching restaurants in the city, it also slings out seriously scrumptious munch. Wolf down cracking curries, delicious dosas and so much more, all in a slick setting. Even better? The whole menu is halal.

If you're in the mood for an afternoon tea in London, Brigit's Bakery Covent Garden offers a delightful halal option. Nibble on a pretty selection of tasty sandwiches, cakes and freshly baked scones, washed down with artisan tea.

Hakkasan is a Michelin-starred restaurant offering a dazzling mix of modern Chinese cuisine. Sporting luxe interiors and a range of world-class dim sum, small plates and show-stopping sharers, this halal-friendly eatery is a great choice for date nights. 

An Indian barbecue eatery and sports bar in the City, Brigadiers offers a wide selection of halal options straight off the grill. Swing by after work, or if you fancy watching the match before taking part in a game of pool, all while grabbing plenty of drinks of course.

Craving gut-busting burgers and filthy fries? MEATLiquour is a no-brainer, plying you with indulgent patties, loaded hot dogs and mountains of chips. As for drinks, this eatery has a range of shakes and ice cream-topped sodas.

Spend your evening feasting on curries and small plates inspired by regions across India at Jamavar. The Hyde Park venue has a whole host of menus to choose from, including tasting menus, lunchtime bites and a la carte plates.

Maison Bab is all about sexy, Middle Eastern flavours in a swoon-worthy location. Along with vegan and vegetarian delights, this Covent Garden beauty also offers halal alternatives for a number of its gourmet kebabs and Korean fried chicken.

With seabass ceviche, tuna tataki and wagyu gyoza all up for grabs, it's not hard to see why Chotto Matte is considered to be up there with the best halal restaurants in Central London. What's more, the West End kitchen is shaking things up with its fusion menu of Nikkei - that's a mix of Peruvian and Japanese - cuisine.

Halloumi flatbreads, spiced lamb and bulgar wheat croquettes, chicken and pistachio taouk... the sublime eats at Arabica Bar & Kitchen are sure to have you coming back for more. Swing by this Southwark spot for a truly decadent lunch or dinner.

Who doesn't hear the name Dishoom and instantly melt with glee? One of the most popular places to eat in the capital, this glamorous restaurant is treating you to a stunning array of plates, such as dishes using halal lamb and chicken.

Ceru are bringing a taste of the Mediterranean to South Kensington, complete with a selection of Levantine wines, flavourful small plates and platters that pack one hell of a punch. Plus, be sure to check out their brunch offerings when the weekend rolls around.

Taking you on a gastronomic journey to Sri Lanka, Hoppers may be a restaurant that sits in the contemporary sphere, but it can't get away from those all important classic spices. Join them for unique takes on dishes you've heard before, enjoying halal chicken and lamb along the way.