You may know The Duchess W6 for its fabulous alfresco garden in the summer, but it also has a menu worth trying out. Whether you're in the mood for warm goat's cheese or fresh mussels made with white wine, cream and garlic sauce, there's certainly plenty of mains to delve into.

Embodying classic meals and combining them with international flavours, it's no wonder why Daffodil Mulligan has gained quite a reputation as a great Irish restaurant on Old Street. And to top it off, each plate has been inspired by the founders' upbringing, such as the chicken liver parfait.

For luxurious Irish fare in stunning surrounds, make your way to BÓHA, found on King's Road in Chelsea. This stylish spot is filled with greenery, as well as classy wooden furnishings and comfy sofas. As for the menu? Alongside a hearty Sunday roast, you'll find everything from hand-cut raw beef and bone marrow on focaccia to coal-roasted pumpkin here. What's more, there's even a secret speakeasy bar downstairs, serving up delicious cocktails and small plates while DJs provide the tunes.

You can always rely on Myrtle restaurant in London for elevated Irish cuisine. Founded by critically acclaimed chef Anna Haugh, this fine dining destination is ideal for those romantic date nights or special occasions, as it offers a great a la carte menu, alongside a seven-course tasting experience.