Best Restaurants on Carnaby Street

A charming pub set in the heart of Kingly Street, The Clachan provides the perfect location for a little post-shopping R&R. Think British pub classics with a selection of cask ales, premium spirits and bubbly Champagnes to wash it all down.

A cocktail bar, restaurant and nightclub all under one roof? We're talking about Jakata. Head here for a menu that'll please carnivores and vegan diners alike, with small plates, tasty mains, sharers, burgers and steaks... all before you take to the dancefloor with a cocktail or two.

Situated only seconds from Carnaby Street, Dehesa is the charcuterie and tapas bar that's home to Galician octopus, swordfish pintxos and courgette flowers paired with monte enebro and blossom honey. Whether it's date night or a chilled evening, this Central London restaurant has you covered.

Found in the heart of Soho, Korean Dinner Party is the trendy new restaurant serving up delicious East-meets-West plates, as well as killer cocktails and craft sakes. Highlight dishes include the slow-cooked beef short rib taco, that comes with ssamjang, chilli relish and Asian slaw.

Keeping you sated with a lip-smacking range of American-style comfort food and quirky cocktails, this Kingly Court fixture is well worth a visit. Check out Dirty Bones' West End outpost for Mac Daddy burgers, vegan brunch staples and New York-tipped interiors matched with a hip hop-fuelled soundtrack.

If you're looking for delicious Asian cuisine in a no-frills setting, then look no further than Rosa's Thai Cafe by Carnaby Street. Expect a casual atmosphere with dishes from chilli fried noodles and crispy cabbage to butternut red curry.

From Shepherd's Bush to Southbank, Ping Pong is dishing out Chinese plates and Asian-tipped cocktails across London. If you're in Soho, then head to Great Marlborough Street for dim sum, noodles, desserts and all sorts of drinks just off Carnaby.

If you're a fan of all things Peruvian, then Senor Ceviche's Carnaby restaurant should be on your agenda. That means para picar, tasting menus and a bottomless brunch banquet that'll ply you with ceviche, BBQ plates and free-flowing peach drinks.

Known for its stellar spread of Indian street food favourites, Dishoom is the queue-inducing restaurant that you're going to want to book. Skip the line and reserve your spot for breakfast naan rolls, black daal dinners and cocktails all day long.

If you're looking for a great brunch on Carnaby Sreet, then The Good Egg will be right up your alley. Not only does the Soho restaurant bring a taste of Tel Aviv with babka French toast, hearty shakshuka and a vegan kofta, but it also touts cute interiors and pink hues.