London Restaurants For Small Group Dining

A sprawling taqueria located in the heart of Old Truman Brewery, DF Tacos is the perfect place for a casual get-together with your nearest and dearest. Boasting a menu jam-packed with Mexican-inspired delights, this light and airy venue ticks all of our boxes.

If you're catering to a group of six or less, Coqbull Soho is a fabulous choice. Not only does it boast a Central London location with multiple outdoor spaces, but its menu of rotisserie chicken, succulent burgers and veggie dishes is a real crowd-pleaser.

The Oak W12 is a charming Shepherd's Bush pub and restaurant. With both a bustling dining room and stunning private spaces on offer, it's the perfect place to host an evening with a small group of friends, gorging on wood-fired pizzas, Spanish-inspired tapas and mouthwatering desserts.

One of the capital's best-loved weekend haunts, Flight Club Shoreditch is the perfect spot for some group fun. Hire out one of the private oches (with are fairground-themed) for an evening of social darts, sharing-size pizzas and quirky cocktails.

Home to bookclubs, pop-up shops and board game nighs, Coin Laundry is not only a restaurant but a community hub too. With huge windows flooding the dining room with natural light, it's the perfect place for a sunny and spacious group brunch.

Ideally located for a post-work get-together, Tank & Paddle Minster Court is set up with group dining in mind. Their huge tables can comfortably seat up to 16, and there is a wide range of fresh and frothy beers to keep your fellow diners' thirst quenched all night long. 

Whether it's a double date, small birthday party or family occasion, El Pirata is a great choice for dining in small groups. Book your space in the Mayfair restaurant where you'll find tapas, wines and pretty spaces.

Consisting of a restaurant, oyster bar, live music lounge, whisky bar and Cuban cigar library, Boisdale is one of Canary Wharf's swankiest venues. Boasting a plethora of private dining spaces of all shapes and sizes, this place is more than able to accommodate small groups for an elegant evening of entertainment.

If you're searching for places to dine as a small group in the City, The Listing is a firm choice. Not only does it serve a crowd-pleasing menu of European dishes, but its cool and contemporary setting makes it a sleek spot for clients, friends and couples. 

Inspired by the West Coast, this uber-cool Bethnal Green pizzeria comes complete with group bar games, tasty vegan options and a huge selection of cocktails and craft beer. Slide yourself into a booth for the full LA experience, or grab one of their famous slices to takeaway.

Situated on the edge of the River Thames, and boasting views of the iconic O2 Arena, Gun is one of East London's hidden gems. With a large waterside beer garden and plenty of indoor dining spaces, this place offers a moment of peace away from the chaos of the city.

Home to one of London's prettiest private dining rooms, The Crown offers the perfect mix of casual atmosphere and top-notch cuisine. Head here for hearty Sunday roasts washed down with a selection of real ales, craft beers and exotic wines.

Bringing the outdoors in, The Skylark Café in the centre of Wandsworth Common is the perfect summertime spot to gather with your friends and family. Feast on a selection of sandwiches, brunch dishes, salads and sweet treats whilst enjoying the green and leafy surroundings.

While the ground floor of temper in Covent Garden is bursting with stylish counter seats and cosy tables for two, downstairs in the basement is a very different story. Gather your gang and nab one of the huge leather booth tables for a unique meal of smoked meats, deep-pan pizza and spicy tacos. 

Fancy adding a touch of elegance to your next group outing? Look no further than Cigalon, one of the city's prettiest brasseries. Decked out with green botanics, pastel furnishings and velvet booths, this light and spacious restaurant is primed and ready for your next girl's day out.

Located just a stone's throw away from Oxford Street, Dirty Bones Carnaby is the perfect place for an all-guns-blazing family-style feast. The huge leather booths here can comfortably sit up to nine people, with more than enough space for all the burgers, waffles and fried chicken you could ever desire.

Looking for an intimate atmosphere, but space for privacy? Head to Quaglino's - one of London's most historic restaurants. Frequented by royalty and A-listers alike, this place knows a thing or two about discretion. Reserve yourself one of their plush booths to spend the night dining like kings and queens with top-notch live entertainment to match. 

A relatively recent addition to Brixton's vibrant food and drink scene, Canova Hall is an all-day eatery and bar. Home to a huge pizza oven, as well as several private booths, and a mezzanine level too, it's the perfect place to pass an evening with old friends.