Best Restaurants In London Victoria

At Bbar Victoria, drinks come first, with a 60-plus cocktail menu (don't miss happy hour from 4pm to 6pm on weekdays) and over 100 wines, while live DJs keep the energy ticking along.

Food options cover everything from £15 to £20 set menus and speedy pasta lunches to pre- and post-theatre dining for nearby Hamilton and Wicked. Afternoon tea fans are well catered for, with traditional, fish and chips, cocktail and bottomless prosecco versions on offer, plus group-friendly packages. You can also find paint-and-sip sessions, cocktail experiences, gin tastings and Champagne-led feasts here.

The Phoenix Victoria is the stylish pub offering up a bright space for drinking and dining. From settling down in their plush armchairs to grabbing small plates or mains championing 'the best of British', you'll have every need catered for here.

Timmy Green brings vibrant Australian-inspired dining to Victoria, with a seasonal menu highlighting locally sourced ingredients and bold flavours.

From smashed avocado on charcoal sourdough to dry-aged sirloin, tandoori salmon, and sticky toffee pudding, there's something for every taste. The cosy yet sleek interiors are filled with greenery, creating a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere perfect for lunch with colleagues, casual dinners, or weekend indulgence. 

Step into The Alchemist Victoria, where dining and cocktails collide in the heart of Grosvenor Gardens. With a delicious all-day dining menu and an infamous cocktail offering, this restaurant is more than just a place to eat; it's an immersive experience.

From their mouthwatering dishes to their experiential cocktails, every visit promises something memorable. And for brunch lovers, their Icons Cocktail Brunch menu offers a choice of cocktails and a brunch dish for just £35, making it the perfect spot for a weekend treat.

Found right by Victoria Palace Theatre and the Apollo, Browns is the perfect place for pre-theatre dinner, boozy brunches and afternoon teas. With a focus on seasonal British cooking and quality ingredients, they'll be whipping up a treat for you.

One of the best restaurants near Victoria station, Wild By Tart is tucked away in a former power station and coal store. Here, they're serving up an array of small plates and sweet treats in the stunning space, all washed down with unique cocktails.

One of the most talked about Nova Victoria restaurants, Rail House Cafe is fronting swish dining spaces and a plush upstairs bar. This modern take on a cafe has an international menu of truffled Portobello and sweet potato Wellington, port-braised short rib and blackened miso cod.

Nestled in the vibrant Victoria Nova, just a short stroll from Victoria Station and the famous theatres, Sticks'n'Sushi Victoria is the ultimate spot for a pre- or post-theatre dining experience.

With its stunning blend of Scandinavian elegance and Japanese minimalism, the two-floor space offers guests an intimate atmosphere, thanks to long, airy curtains that create cosy dining bubbles. The menu delivers a delightful mix of classic and creative sushi and grilled sticks, with options for everyone - from meat lovers to vegans. Complement your meal with a selection of wines, sake, Japanese-inspired cocktails, or speciality teas.

Are cheap eats in London Victoria what you're after? Then, Pizza Pilgrims is the place to head. Not only is this restaurant spilt up into four different areas, each representing Naples, Amalfi, Tuscany or Bologna, but their delightful toppings also include chestnut mushrooms with truffle, nduja and eight cheeses.

Dim T Victoria is the ideal place for Pan-Asian fare in this part of the city. The cute destination has everything from ramen to curries, dim sum and more being delved out of the kitchen, all while cocktails or wine accompanies your food.

Zizzi Victoria is bringing a lovely, relaxed vibe to Victoria with its stylish Italian restaurant. Ideal for date nights, birthdays and even just casual catch-ups with the gang, it whips up freshly prepared pizzas, crowd-pleasing pastas and tasty pasta plates.

One of the most beautiful restaurants near Victoria, The Palm House is inspired by 1930s Miami clubhouses, alongside having a dash of Cuban influence. For food, expect everything from Mahi Mahi ceviche to molé chilli chicken tacos.

If you're looking for an Indian restaurant in London Victoria, The Curry Room at The Rubens, which is within The Palace Hotel, is just a short distance away from the station. And if that doesn't tickle your fancy? The English Grill and Royal Afternoon Tea are ready and waiting too.

Tucked away off Buckingham Palace Road, Hanbaagaasuuteeki is Victoria's bold new burger joint. The menu takes you on a pan-Asian tour, packing in flavours from China, Korea, Thailand and Japan.

Think Szechuan chicken burgers and miso loaded fries. Elsewhere, there's more traditional dishes like the juicy and indulgent classic double cheeseburger.

A bolt hole of style, elevated gastropub grub and beers on tap, The Thomas Cubitt offers relaxed, yet gorgeous, dining in the area. Think spice scallop scampi, sumptuous Sunday roasts or pan-fried turbot, all dished up alongside daily changing specials and an eclectic wine list.

If you're got your eye on an Italian restaurant in London Victoria, Chucs will do the trick. From gnocchi slathered in octopus ragu to truffle risotto topped with a soft egg, there's all kinds of indulgent dishes in store here. Plus, you can get your lips around a weekend brunch.

A Charming neighbourhood restaurant with a French theme, Chez Antoinette offers all-day dining in Victoria. Their menus span from breakfast and weekend brunch right through to dinner, and they've got an extensive menu of wines and cocktails to wash it all down as well.

Whether you're on the ground floor, up on the mezzanine or on the terrace, you'll be surrounded by simple furnishings and European-inspired decor. Tuck into croque monsieur, bavette steaks or a roasted ham and Emmental omelette, with plenty of cheese plates on offer too.

The latest addition to Belgravia's fine-dining scene, Cornus serves up fine British produce with a side of European culinary flair. Expect bold and hearty mains like roast Highland venison and roasted guinea fowl with handmade farfalle.

With serious pedigree behind it, from the hospitality veterans David O'Connor and Joe Mercer Nairne to head chef Gary Foulkes and renowned sommelier Melania Battiston, no detail is left to chance. The result is exceptional food, impeccable service and a wine list that's as exciting as the menu.