This multi-purpose neighbourhood restaurant can be found between Pimlico and Victoria, located inside a former power station and coal store that combines dining with an events space, independent shop and photography studio. The bar and restaurant area is decorated with lots of greenery and simple, rustic furnishings, and Wild By Tart's seasonal menu has a huge focus on sustainability. Their ingredients are sourced locally where possible, alongside produce from owners Jemima and Lucy's respective farms in Somerset and Northumberland. Tuck into a range of small plates such as bruschetta and whipped feta with honey, or try one of their larger dishes like Cornish bream with ginger and chilli fennel.

A classic boozer overlooking the water, The Morpeth Arms is a great place for a bite to eat in relaxed surroundings. This traditional venue has got a lot of history to it, and the tunnels underneath were once used as the final walk for prisoners leaving Millbank prison and being deported to Australia. Nowadays, you'll find comfy leather booths and wooden furnishings here, alongside a menu filled with hake scampi, chicken, bacon and leek pie, plant-based burgers and so much more.

Close to the theatre district, Dim T is a great choice for pan-Asian fare at an affordable price. This laid-back spot fronts wooden interiors lit by hanging lanterns and a streetside terrace for alfresco dining, with a selection of cocktails like the Shanghai sour or a spiced watermelon mojito to get stuck into. As for food? Expect everything from chicken katsu curry to crispy Thai fish or tofu miso ramen here. And if you're looking for the best restaurants in Pimlico for lunch, these guys also offer a weekday set menu which includes two courses for just £13.95, or three for £16.95.

Created by sommelier Kate Exton and Chef Peter Hall, Lorne restaurant promises great food and excellent wine in equal measures. Expect rustic, laid-back interiors with marble-topped tables, wooden furniture and lots of hanging plants. Their menu focuses on seasonal British fare, changing on a regular basis, with sample dishes including pan-roasted courgette gnocchi, sea bream tartare and porchetta stuffed with apricot. What's more, you can nab three courses for £36 on their set menu.

Famous for their negroni trolley, TOZI Restaurant & Bar is one of the best Italian restaurants in Pimlico by far. Inspired by Venetian casual dining, this relaxed yet classy eatery is the perfect place for catching up with friends over authentic Italian fare, carefully curated by Chef Maurilio. Enjoy the likes of pan-fried hake, Welsh lamb ragout and aubergine parmigiana with a few cocktails to wash it down, or take advantage of their pre-theatre sharing menu that costs just £28.95 per person. And if you're heading there for lunch, check out their daytime set menu, which includes two courses for £22.95.