Bored of the same old bog-standard watering holes? Head to The Richmond Vault on Hill St for a spot of internationally sourced craft beers and fancy cocktails in a stunning, naturally lit backdrop. Hungry? Their feasting menu is unmatched, with delicacies like grilled chicken farrouj, braised South Coast lamb shank, and falafel croquettes on offer.

Out of all the restaurants near Richmond Theatre, No 1 Duke Street is one of the closest and best. From the beautiful terrace decked out with fairy lights, to the menu of hearty brunches, all-day small plates, and mains like roast chicken pie with leek and tarragon, this place is a winner.

Steak lovers rejoice, as Argentinian beauty Gaucho is serving up prime cuts of beef and sumptuous sides from its perch on the bank of the Thames. Whether you choose to eat in its light-filled interiors or on the waterfront terrace, you're sure to enjoy the views.

It's pretty obvious what the selling point of Pitcher & Piano's Richmond venue is: that leafy terrace. A lounge bar by nature, this waterfront spot also fronts bottomless brunches, prawn tacos and chorizo-topped mac 'n' cheese to tuck into.

As one of our top restaurants in Richmond, London, The Orange Tree really comes up trumps for a traditional pub feel, friendly atmosphere and top-notch fare. Whether you fancy goats cheese bon bons, grilled lamb leg steak or a plant-based burger, dishes here are bound to be tasty.

Looking for cool places to eat in Richmond? Make sure to give Zizzi a whirl. Boasting both banquet and bench seating, as well as potted plants and pretty murals, its a relaxing dining destination. Head over for pasta, pizza, fish and more.

One Kew Road is the ideal place to head to when you're feeling peckish. There's Sunday roasts and chocolate bombes for dessert, alongside our standout dish: the maple-glazed rotisserie pork belly with scallops, roasted celeriac, tenderstem broccoli, apple puree and dauphinoise potatoes.

If you're looking for Richmond restaurants on the river, The White Cross is surely unbeaten for views. Serving top-quality pub grub made from the finest seasonal, British ingredients, this traditional pub is one-of-a-kind.

Showcasing the best of British beer, independent spirits (gin, anyone?) and gorgeous pub food, Old Ship Richmond should be on your radar. Better yet, this venue is dog-friendly, so no member of the family has to stay at home.

When it comes down to Richmond restaurants worth visiting, Megan's at the Old Town Hall is a real winner. Located by the beautiful riverside, this gorgeous fairy-lit venue slings out a delicious variety of Middle Eastern brunch plates and drinks galore.

Slug and Lettuce is a classic for bottomless brunches, cocktails and small plates alike, so their waterside Richmond venue is no exception. If you want to wolf down margherita arancini, huge sharing platters and chicken tikka, now's your chance.

Positioned atop Richmond Hill, 144 On The Hill isn't just renowned for its views. From its Georgian charm through to the delish dishes and killer cocktails, this beautiful all-day dining destination really has it all. You'll wash small plates, signature burgers and British classics down with martinis and unique sips.

One of the best restaurants near Richmond Park, this boozer is the perfect place to refuel after a long walk around the beauty spot. You'll be chowing down on rib-eye steak, pork and Bramley apple sausages with mashed veggies, or the stacked house cheeseburger.

An all-day Australian brasserie, Antipodea Richmond is a popular restaurant serving the likes of brunch, laksa, walnut pesto pizza and Thai squid. Rounding off every meal? Mini dessert pots, cakes or signature cocktails.