The Most Instagrammable Restaurants in London

Located in the quaint Portman Village, just moments from the bustle of Oxford Street and Marble Arch, Daisy Green offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of London. This cosy café is where the well-known brunch restaurants first began, and it features a lush hidden garden that provides a refreshing escape from the city. Decorated with cascading flowers, the setting is perfect for everything from a casual coffee to a relaxed brunch with friends.

The menu caters to all tastes, with highlights like charcoal sourdough topped with avocado and the richly flavoured house-smoked chorizo beans served with poached eggs and grilled halloumi. Those with a sweet craving will adore their fluffy pancakes drizzled with maple syrup. For weekend gatherings, the bottomless brunch with Daisy Fizz or refreshing kombucha is a lively and delicious option.

If you're after a beautiful spot that promises amazing views, hop on board Peggy Jean. This restaurant is found on a boat in Richmond, promising three floors of soft lighting and cosy furniture - as well as an outdoor terrace on top for soaking up the sun.

Once you've snapped all your pics, tuck into an all-day menu of Australian-inspired brunch dishes, seasonal greens risotto, chicken parmigiana and more - paired with a range of killer cocktails. They even offer bottomless brunches, so there really is something for everyone here.

When you need an Instagram photo with pals or your other half, Casa do Frango in Shoreditch is just picture perfect. From the plush burnt orange seating to the floods of natural light and plenty of foliage, the interiors have it all. Plus, the Portuguese plates are delicious too.

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What happens when you stick a giant Damien Hirst unirocn in a swanky Selfridges restaurant? It's time to find out because Brasserie of Light is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner with a side of style. Not just for fashionistas, this trendy London restaurant serves eats with a view.

Paradise Green at Bishopsgate is a true jewel in the Daisy Green collection, known for its Australian brunch offerings that are loved by many. This vibrant venue offers various spaces, but for those who appreciate a stunning space, the sunrise and sunset rooms are particularly inviting. Inspired by their names, these offer an ambiance and lighting that are perfect for snapping Instagram-worthy photos.

In addition to the usual brunch cocktails, you'll find creative signature drinks like a lemongrass Paloma, the elderflower and blueberry-infused Sky At Night, and a cocktail crowned with dark cherry sherbet. Meanwhile, food includes everything from classic morning meals like blueberry pancakes, shakshouka, full breakfasts and sweetcorn fritters to other post-noon options like steaks and BBQ tandoori salmon or miso aubergine.

Does Gloria even need an introduction? The first site from Parisian restaurant group Big Mamma, this Shoreditch restaurant serves Instagram-worthy dishes and drinks, with a spotlight on cheese wheel pasta, delicious tiramisu and ostentatious interiors.

Wagtail Rooftop Bar & Restaurant is that restaurant that's been filling up your feed, boasting incredible views of the City's landmarks, as well as stunning plates of upmarket British fare. Pop along to snap a gorgeous pic, plus tuck into a top-quality meal accompanied by delicious cocktails.

Along with its prime location next to the Shard, former church Amazing Grace offers up a pretty venue, complete with stained glass windows, a large space and a bustling bar. They host live music and DJs on a regular basis here, as well as fantastic 3D light displays using cutting-edge technology. And when you're hungry? Get those Insta-worthy shots of their epic Asian eats - including barbecue pulled pork bao buns, black garlic charred broccoli, Korean potato bites and more.

One of the most Instagrammable restaurants in London is Pergola on The Wharf, a rooftop paradise found nestled among the greenery of the idyllic gardens above Crossrail Place. Better yet, there's bottomless brunches, beaut cocktails and a sunny terrace with sweeping views to boot.

Cameras at the ready, Near & Far are transporting you from Camden to California and giving you an extra taste of the high life. Enter the foliage-adorned paradise and you'll want to snap away at the bar's quirky cocktails, pink flamingos and stunning rooftop terrace.

This Instagram-worthy spot can be found close to Leicester Square, boasting stunning views of central London and chic, plant-filled interiors. The Asian tapas plates here are equally gorgeous, from miso padron peppers to Korean fried chicken, with plenty of cocktails to match.

The Skinny kitchen is awash with pink walls, luscious greenery and pretty hanging lights for the perfect Instagram snap. With a bottomless brunch to get the drinks flowing and Ibiza-style entertainment to keep the party popping, you can't go wrong at this Upper Street spot.

A unique dining experience in London, Bustronome is bringing you Instragrammable interiors, unmissable views and indulgent menus in equal measure. Hop aboard this double-decker for a  quirky tour of the city paired with multi-course dining and wine.

Tucked away beneath the iconic arches of The Royal Exchange, The Libertine is one of London's most Instagrammable spots, blending rich history with modern charm. This vibrant bar and restaurant, where the very first Royal License for alcohol was granted, offers a unique backdrop for your next social media moment.

Enjoy a drink under the historic arches that once hosted merchants and lords, all while surrounded by the grandeur of this centuries-old space. From the stunning architecture to the vintage-style whiskey safe where guests can store their bottles, every corner oozes character and elegance.

One of the most unique drinking and dining destinations in London, Sky Garden is a must whether you're a tourist or fully-fledged Londoner. Choose between platforms, semi-private VIP areas, the City Garden bar and Fenchurch Brasserie as you scale the iconic Walkie Talkie building

Sican stakes its claim as not just a restaurant, but an experience. A blend of Peruvian and Japanese cuisine in Fitzrovia, this Nikkei spot is all about plates that wow, interiors that promote conversation and a night of dining to remember.

Offering some of the chicest interiors in the City, this foliage-adorned spot in the heart of the Square Mile is ready to meet the standards of your feed. On top of the eye-catching surroundings, you'll find a menu of tasty eats, chic cocktails and girls decor for The 'Gram.

The white-washed No.197 Chiswick Fire Station comes complete with tall, standing cacti and a gorgeous sun-trap terrace that's ideal for summer days. As for food? There's everything from European favourites to weekend brunches and Sunday roasts.

Oozing natural light and colour-popping interiors, The Dixon's Provisioners restaurant is made for The Gram. Head here for brunch and feast on French toast and Huevos Divorciados, all washed down with a plethora of freshly pressed juices.

As well as artisanal afternoon teas and contemporary fusion menus, Bloomsbury Street Kitchen is home to a beautiful interior. When you're not taking pics of the Japanese and Mediterranean small plates, get a load of the airy interiors.

Seeking that perfect Insta shot? Yeah, you best head to Megan's. With venues spanning the city, you can rely on pretty alfresco gardens and fairy light-adorned spaces to dine in. You'll also get to snap the food, with spreads including shakshouka and mezze bowls.

For that picture-perfect 'Gram photo, Bobby Fitzpatrick has the ideal backdrop. Step inside this two-storey West Hampstead hub, where you'll be met with bold interiors, slushy pina coladas and pepperoni pizzas galore. You don't need to ask us twice.

A colourful barge on Regent's Canal, Darcie & May Green is a top choice for anyone who likes their meal to be as aesthetic as it is delicious. The Paddington location boasts two floors of dining space, including a top deck that offers alfresco seating.

The Australian-inspired spot specialises in brunch, offering everything from smoked salmon royale to sweetcorn fritters and a full Bondi breakfast. Later in the day, you'll find the likes of miso-roasted aubergine or dry-aged sirloin steaks, paired with all kinds of creative cocktails.

Treat your followers to a beaut snap of Sticky Mango, one of the most beautiful restaurants in Tower Bridge. While you admire the vibrant pink blossoms, hanging foliage and floral wallpaper, dive into a range of tantalising Thai treats, from curries and noodles to fish and small plates. Better yet, there's a Waterloo venue too.

Not only is Ping Pong a roaring sensation across London, catering for dumpling lovers, sake cocktail lovers and small plate lovers combined, they're a celebration of the good looking too, promising floral ceilings and a pretty atmosphere throughout.

Remember the 'Press For Champagne' button? Yeah, that was these guys. Up there for boujee restaurants in London, Bob Bob Ricard City is all about glam interiors, dazzling dishes and all-around OTT. You'll wanna dress to impress here.

Take a seat among the red and gold decor to enjoy affordable fine wines and a wide selection of French and British dishes. Think steak tartare, Stinking Bishop cheese souffle or even a truffle and Champagne pie.

Mercato in Mayfair is quite the stunner with gorgeous interiors and architecture thanks to its £5 million restoration of a Grade I spot. Fab for Insta pics, you'll want to snap some photos of your street food and creative cocktails, when you're not taking in the heritage features.

Just a stone's throw from Covent Garden, you'll find the opulent Colonel Saab in Holborn and Trafalgar Square sitting pretty with red or gold interiors, deep wood, chandeliers and more. Better yet, it's decked out with century-old antiques owned by Maharajas, so you can admire the view while enjoying the finest Indian cuisine.

The seriously stunning Fare Bar and Restaurant in Clerkenwell is adorned with hanging plants and pretty lights, while the interiors are a sophisticated blend of simple green and white furnishings. The food here is something special too, with an extensive Mediterranean menu. 

Looking to add a few extra pics to the grid? Head over to Bloomsbury where this gorgeous space offers the ultimate backdrop to your sipping snaps, with 1920's-inspired interiors and clever cocktails ideal for enjoying on their alfresco terrace.

From the foliage-packed space to the colourful Cuban-influenced dishes and the interiors inspired by the clubhouses of 1930s Miami, The Palm House is a stunning spot for your next 'Gram pic. Better yet, there's tropical cocktails to boot.

If you're on the hunt for one of the most Instagrammable spots in London, The Brush East London Grand Café in Shoreditch needs to be at the top of your list. Located on the ground floor of art'otel London Hoxton, this glass-walled gem overlooks Old Street and effortlessly blends art, culture, and cuisine into a feast for the senses. With two 40-metre murals by East London's own D*Face and original Banksy pieces greeting you at the entrance, it's a visual masterpiece before you've even sat down. Inside, the entire space doubles as an art gallery, with striking pieces dotted throughout the restaurant and bar.

But it's not just about the aesthetics - the menu, curated by Executive Chef Ryan Matheson, is as creative as the decor. Paying homage to East London's rich culinary heritage, you'll find standout dishes like the salt beef Scotch egg with truffle parmesan (a nod to Brick Lane's legendary bagel shops), and the Atlantic halibut and Frites inspired by Bow's historic fish and chip roots. 

Sticks'n'Sushi is not just a place to enjoy exceptional sushi - it's an experience that blends delicious flavours with picture-perfect interiors. Located in the heart of London, each of their restaurants is designed to offer a stylish and modern ambience that's perfect for your Instagram feed.

From sleek wooden finishes to minimalistic yet bold design elements, every corner is thoughtfully crafted to create the ideal backdrop for those foodie photos. Whether you're sipping on a refreshing cocktail or diving into their mouthwatering sushi platters, the interiors are just as appetising to the eyes as the dishes are to your taste buds.

Showcasing beaut brunches, therapeutic activities and a plethora of tasty treats for your doggo, Pawsitive Cafe is a fabulous spot to eat and drink in London. This dog-friendly Notting Hill spot has sleek tables, pastel seating and potted plants to boot - perfect for a photo.

Get a gorgeous snap of one of London's iconic landmarks, Tower Bridge, while at Vicinity. Situated on the banks of the River Thames, this bar and restaurant is whipping up lip-smacking British bites alongside cocktails, beers and Champagne.

Update your 'Gram feed with The Churchill Arms in Notting Hill. Just a short distance from the picturesque Kensington Gardens, this fabulous boozer is home to inspired memorabilia, vintage carpets and cool traditional touches, which adds to the whole British pub experience. 

This Fulham bar is sure to add an extra dash of colour to your Instagram feed. With its quirky woodland-inspired pergola, The Prince has a unique indoor meets outdoor feel with its lush foliage, there's even street food vendors and a booming bar to keep you coming back.

Not only is Aqua Nueva a stunning place for taking an Instagram pic, but it's food offerings are equally as impressive. Against a backdrop of traditional Spanish interiors, you and your mates can tuck into Northern-inspired tapas dishes with handcrafted cocktails. 

We're 100% sure that your feed has been clogged with this stunner more than once, and for good reason. Nestled just behind Oxford Street, Circolo Popolare is the Fitzrovia restaurant bringing Amalfi-style flair to its food, drink and decor game.

You'd be forgiven for not knowing that The Broadcaster actually classes itself as a pub, thanks to the striking soft timber arches and oak panelling. Serving elevated takes on British classics, it's not just the interiors that are sure to wow at your party here as you overlook the city and its metropolitan glow.

Located in the heart of Mayfair, Silva is a fresh addition to London's restaurant landscape, blending Italian and Japanese culinary influences into an innovative menu that covers everything from morning brunches to late-night cocktails. Since opening late last year, Silva has garnered acclaim not only for its bold, flavour-packed dishes but also for its striking interiors designed by Atelier Wren.

Led by Head Chef Slawomir Sawicki - whose experience includes Michelin-starred stints at Galvin La Chapelle and Eric Chavot - Silva promises a dining experience where every plate invites curiosity and craving, making it a must-visit spot in London's competitive restaurant scene.

If you're on the lookout for pretty London restaurants, then Dalloway Terrace should certainly be on your list. The beautiful foliage changes with the seasons, while blankets appear for those colder winter days. One for The Gram? You bet.

There's a photo-op in every corner of Bacchanalia, Mayfair's most extravagant restaurant. From hand-painted ceiling murals to an in-house grape feeder and waiters wearing togas, it's truly an experience for both the eyes and mouth. The menu includes a lobster feasting platter and butter-washed vodka.

One of the most famous restaurants in London, Sketch brings style and substance to the table. It's a creative's dream; from the pink room laden with artwork through to the iconic toilets that feature regularly changing centrepieces.

With its glittering interiors and theatrical open-fire cooking, Sucre is a Latin American dining destination that turns every meal into a celebration. Set within a striking 310-year-old building - once home to the London College of Music - this glamorous space was reimagined by acclaimed Japanese architect Noriyoshi Muramatsu (known for ROKA Dubai and Hutong Miami). Inside, soaring ceilings, mirrored walls, and dazzling chandeliers crafted from over 1,000 cut glass decanters create a dramatic, almost dreamlike atmosphere.

At the heart of Sucre is the asado - Argentina's traditional open-fire grill - where Chef Jack and his team work with flame and finesse to turn top-tier ingredients into bold, smoky showstoppers. The menu draws inspiration from across Latin America, with a joyful mix of Argentine, Spanish, and South American flavours. Highlights include red alistado prawns in olive oil and cedro, Beef Tongue with escabeche, and a malbec-glazed chicken heart dish with 70% chocolate. 

From Soho to King's Cross, Lina Stores is the pasta palace that's as well known for its bright-hued colour scheme as the delicious plates it serves up. Choose from countertop seating or a cosy booth and tuck into seafood, veg and meaty toppings with dessert and cocktails to top it all off.

If you're after an Instagrammable brunch destination in London, you can always count on Grind. At their Greenwich location, it's all leafy pops, drop lighting and monochrome details from the marble tabletops to the alluring bar.

Covered in vibrant artwork with magnificent chandeliers and a tree growing through the centre, Jacuzzi in Kensington is undoubtedly an excellent location for snapping Instagram pics. The menu features indulgent Italian dishes like trendy burrata and juicy steaks. 

Bringing a slice of Portugal to London Bridge's Flat Iron Square, this Instagrammable restaurant is home to gorgeous tiles, blue colours and a menu of authentic eats. Think salt cod bacalhau, white port and tonics and more.

The third instalment in Big Mamma's British takeover, Covent Garden's Ave Mario matches neon lights and bright red interiors with plush velvet booths and stripey cielings. Expect the same moreish Italian plates and in-your-face decor that made Gloria and Circolo Popolare so popular. 

Next time you want to spice up your feed, be sure to check out the stunning Mediterranean restaurant Jeru. The interiors here are beautiful, from the plant-filled garden room to the decadent chandeliers and touches of golden decor. The menu is equally impressive, with small plates like beetroot pastrami or their signature halloumi doughnuts up for grabs, alongside sizzling wagyu steaks and fresh fish. To top it all off, there's a sophisticated bar tucked away downstairs too.

If you're on the hunt for pretty restaurants, we recommend checking out Joia. The all pink interiors feature marble-top seating, lush foliage and plush armchairs; plus signature cocktails to boot. As for food, we recommend Portuguese classics such as Iberian pork cheeks.

When it comes to Instagram-worthy restaurants in London, the West End is brimming with 'em. One that's worth the busy tube journey? Madera at Treehouse London; the Californian import gracing us with Mexican plates, margaritas and leafy vibes.

For those of you after showstopping restaurants in London, Kanishka is sure to bring the wow factor. Flaunting flavours and cooking methods from across the Indian subcontinent, this gorgeous eatery also has a fabulous menu to boot. Think seared Orkney scallops and much more.

This city centre Chinese restaurant is perfect for nailing those Insta-worthy pics, with striking furniture and cherry blossom filling the venue. Indulge in dim sum, wagyu beef, Chilean sea bass and so much more, while sipping on one of Tattu's signature cocktails. 

Searching for some seriously photo-worthy interiors? Then check out Ave Mario in Covent Garden, part of the iconic Big Mamma Group. It's decked out in bold red interiors, with large mirrors lining the striped walls and lots of pretty plants dotted around.

Their best-known dishes include carbonara served in a giant wheel of pecorino and fluffy Neapolitan pizzas, as well as their towering slices of lemon meringue pie. Of course, there are plenty of cocktails to wash it all down with.