Best Restaurants In Mayfair

With Hyde Park to the West, Oxford Street to the North, Buckingham Palace to the South and the bustling West End to the East, Mayfair is undoubtedly one of the most affluent and elegant areas in Britain. In between the designer shops, five-star hotels and diamond jewellers, you'll find a handful of great dining locations, serving recipes and fine wines from across the world (along with some affordable favourites too). To help you find the perfect spot, we've pulled together a bumper list Mayfair's best restaurants.

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Last updated on 24th November 2025




El Pirata

A great tapas spot in Mayfair for those of you who love Spanish flavours and small plates, El Pirata is all about the food, with a focus on traditional Spanish hospitality and family cooking. This secluded spot has been serving the area for over 30 years, having won the SME award for Best Spanish Tapas in London for 2020-2021. Head here for everything from pan con tomate to marinated cod cheeks and prawn fritters with garlic aioli, cooked up by an experienced team.

Ziggy Green

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Just shy of Regent Street, Ziggy Green is one of Mayfair's most sophisticated spots - and that's saying something. In a Grade II listed former cinema, its walls are decorated with pieces of local history as well as modern artworks by Bonnie and Clyde, Grazie and many more.

The menu is just as worthy of your attention. It packs in all sorts, from tomahawk steaks and roasted seafood to chicken parmigiana and miso roasted aubergine. 

SILVA

Silva, Mayfair's newest culinary gem, opened its doors in November 2024 and has made waves in London's dining scene. Inspired by founder Daria Grebenyuk's travels across Italy and Japan, Silva offers a Mediterranean menu that effortlessly transitions from breakfast and brunch to dinner and cocktails.

The restaurant's interiors, crafted alongside Atelier Wren - renowned for their work at Norma and House of Ming - create a stylish, inviting atmosphere perfect for any occasion. Head Chef Slawomir Sawicki, with a background in Michelin-starred kitchens, brings refined expertise to the kitchen, delivering dishes that are as visually stunning as they are delicious.

Mistress Of Mayfair

For a little elegance on your next meal out, make your way to Mistress of Mayfair on St James' Street. This charming French-Mediterranean venue flaunts gorgeous interiors, filled with plush red velvet furnishings and glittering chandeliers hanging from a mirrored ceiling.

The menu here is just as enticing as the decor, featuring the likes of josper-grilled lamb chops, onion-glazed aubergine and truffle risotto. Plus, they offer group set menus starting from £80 per person.

Ginza St James

In the heart of Mayfair's fine-dining scene, Ginza stands out as a true culinary masterpiece. Combining Japanese tradition with modern innovation, this sophisticated restaurant offers a refined menu of sushi, wagyu, and premium seafood, alongside an extensive selection of sake and Japanese whisky.

The sleek interiors, exceptional service, and artfully presented dishes make it a standout destination for anyone looking to dine in style in Mayfair.

Isabel

Specialising in Latin and Mediterranean cuisines, Isabel is a stunning restaurant on Albemarle Street that's open until 3am most nights. The striking interiors feature lots of art deco touches, with a beautiful golden ceiling and gorgeous patterns along the walls.

There's plenty to get stuck into on their menu, from steak tartare to homemade pesto gnocchi and lobster linguine. The cocktail list is pretty impressive too - our favourite is the Obsidian Mocha, made with chocolate bitters.

PIRAÑA

Tucked away in the heart of St James, PIRAÑA isn't just a restaurant - it's a plunge into the seductive mysteries of the ocean, masterfully designed by Strongarm Hospitality Group. Step inside, and you're transported to an underwater haven, where bold design meets aquatic elegance.

The culinary experience is just as mesmerizing. Start your journey with the raw menu, featuring delights like seabass ceviche with aji amarillo leche de tigre, sweet potato, and choclo corn; hamachi with yuzu ponzu, jalapeño, and coriander; or crispy rice topped with spicy salmon. Sushi aficionados will revel in the artistry of the sashimi, nigiri, and rolls. 

Cipriani London

Owned by the same family as the iconic Harry's Bar in Venice, Cipriani is a beloved Mayfair eatery that promises an authentic Italian menu. This stylish spot oozes timeless charm, decked out in glossy wooden furniture, black-and-white photography and fresh white linen tablecloths.

Their menu switches up often, with both a la carte options and set offerings to choose from. Sample dishes include gorgonzola gnocchi, veal kidney with risotto Milanese and rigatoni Bolognese, with a range of premium wines to wash it all down.

The MAINE Mayfair

Uncover detailed ceilings, velvet booths and ornate chandeliers at The MAINE Mayfair, where you can indulge in gorgeous grub. What's on the menu? Succulent steaks and seafood platters, which you can also take in the pretty winter terrace.

The Rex Delicatessen

The Rex Delicatessen can be found nestled in the heart of Mayfair, sporting gorgeous interiors thanks to its stable roots. It's retained a number of original features, pairing them with reclaimed wood furniture to create a serene daytime dining environment and cosy evening bistro. At the helm of the kitchen is Sri Lankan-born chef Larry Jayasekara (who opened The Cocochine); using his travels and experience, as well as his partnership with Rowler Estate in Northamptonshire, he creates seasonal British dishes like aged beef tartare or spiced roasted pumpkin sour.

Il Gattopardo

Il Gattopardo in Mayfair is a retro-inspired Italian restaurant offering a refined yet relaxed dining experience, with interiors featuring wood-panelled walls, mirrored accents, and rich textures in honey, amber, and azure. Designed by Don & Arles, the space includes a main dining room, a conservatory-style terrazza with retractable roof, and intimate private rooms, all subtly themed around the leopard motif (after which the restaurant is named).

The restaurant is the latest venture from the group behind Amazónico and COYA, serving elevated Italian cuisine with standout dishes like lobster bolognese and truffle pizza. Known for its stylish atmosphere and attention to detail, Il Gattopardo has quickly become a celebrated addition to London's fine dining scene.

Pavyllon London

Located in the heart of Mayfair, Pavyllon London offers a taste of Michelin-starred excellence from renowned Chef Yannick Alléno. Within the chic and intimate 30-seater counter, diners are treated to a front-row seat to culinary theatre, where French finesse meets modern artistry.

Just six months after opening, Pavyllon earned its coveted star, thanks to an exceptional menu led by Head Chef Benjamin Ferra Y Castell. Perfect for those who want to experience fine dining in its purest form, Pavyllon London is a must-visit for lovers of world-class cuisine and immersive dining.