Best Oyster Bars And Restaurants In London

For those sustainably-sourced and fresh oysters, make your way to Sea Garden & Grill. Located in the heart of Brixton, this gorgeous venue is home to ocean treats from Cornwall. If you're feeling thirsty, there's also a cocktail menu up of molecular mixology. 

Found in the heart of Farringdon and boasting the ultimate gastro vibe, don't let the exteriors of The Vestry fool you when it comes to their fresh seafood. Join them for some of the best British catch in the business with beer and bubbles to wash it all down.

Fronting a menu of lush grilled lobster and mussels, Heritage in Soho also happens to knock up the best oysters. Their seasonal menu features oysters for £3.50 each, paired expertly with cabernet sauvignon sauce and a splash of Tabasco.

If you're looking to indulge in some fresh seafood in cosy and intimate settings, look no further than West London boozer, The Hero of Maida. Tying in original Victorian features with contemporary French-style interiors, the Jersey oysters on offer here can be enjoyed individually, or as a half dozen.

Luxury can be spelled out in only a few mere words, and those words are: Champagne and oysters. If you're looking for the very best of both worlds, head on up to Searcys, where call for champagne buttons are combined with fun and fleshy seafood. 

Big fan of seafood? If you're looking for one of the best restaurants in London for oysters, then Daffodil Mulligan is the perfect place to get your fix. Owned by chef Richard Corrigan, the spot also has unique sharing plates and an extensive wine list. 

If you're after oysters in Paddington, look no further than Smith's Bar & Grill. Not only do the rock oysters here come with a mouthwatering ponzu sauce, but there's also a menu filled with tuna tartare, scallops and grilled salmon for all you seafood lovers.

From the gorgeous views of the Thames, to the super sleek Rockefeller lounge, there's no spot at The Oyster Shed isn't perfect for wining and dining. From Jersey to West Mersea, oysters are top quality at this riverside retreat.

With three sites across London, 28-50 Wine Bars are a must for oyster fans looking to get their fix. Indulge in seasonal finds from their Michelin-trained chef, perfectly paired with wine that comes recommended by their on-site sommeliers. 

A must for seafood lovers, Sea Containers is fronting a menu that covers, field, land and - of course - sea. We're talking squid fritters, ceviche tacos, confit stake wing, poached pollock and seasonal oysters topped with yoghurt, charred apple and amaretto.

From oak-smoked salmon and Lindisfarne oysters to warm sticky toffee puddings and a mouthwatering glazed chocolate torte, Roast brings you the best of British. Book your spot at the Borough Market pick to see for yourself.

A Mayfair oyster restaurant where steak is our recommendation for a follow-up main, this classic (white tableclothed) location is all about serving up British class. Join them for rock oysters and native options, in a gorgeous and smart spot known for its history.

From the guys behind Nightjar and Oriole comes Swift; the Soho spot that's changed the way we think of a 'quick drink'. Upstairs, there's a small menu of light cocktails and during the week, you can enjoy £5 martinis with complimentary oysters.

Get your fill of oysters from this Southwark favourite. Not only will these tasty morsels only set you back £3 each, but you can also take advantage of 6 for £13 and even oyster happy hours at BOB's Lobster Wine Bar & Kitchen.

After some fresh and flavour-packed oysters? Look no further than 28-50 Wine Workshop & Kitchen in Chelsea. This King's Road hotspot is home to oh-so-fancy Victorian-style interiors, fine wines and its Sunday seafood and Champagne pairings. Sign us up.

If you're looking to feast on oysters alongside some light nibbles and Champagne, this seafood restaurant is the place for you. Perfect for date night and located right in Mayfair, Bentley's offer tonnes of shellfish fresh from the British Isles and Ireland. 

Not only do Londoners sing the praises of Seabird thanks to its rooftop restaurant vibes and stunning interiors, their seafood menu isn't to be scoffed at either, promising all manner of fresh catches alongside premium oyster platters.