Pretty Restaurants In London

You've likely seen Knightbridge's Restaurant Ours on an Instagram post or 10. Alongside the living walls and indoor trees (that would make the perfect backdrop for your next profile pic), this spot is well-known for its creative cocktails and impressive dishes that are ideal for a special occasion.

Japanese cuisine and Nordic craft collide at the ever-stunning Pantechnicon. Not only offering stunning views, this charming dinner spot is perfect for sushi and cocktails surrounded by lush greenery and furniture.

Fronting warm, orange tones, wall-hung textiles and colour-coordinated bottles, Boca London is a gorgeous bar in Chiswick. Head on over to enjoy a scrumptious meal in stunning surrounds. And if you fancy a drink to go with? Choose form picture-perfect cocktails and glasses of vino.

With a variety of stunning dining spaces and menus, there's really something for everyone at Juno Rooms. The City restaurant is filled with all kinds of plant installations, including a huge blossom tree, plus it serves up innovative cocktails and delicious bites.

28-50 Wine Bars are all pretty restaurants in Central London, decked out in pastel hues and floral touches to add a sense of elegance to your dining. Head to one of their sites for luscious interiors, seasonal specials and handpicked bottles of fine wine.

Home to oh-so-chic sultry interiors along with traditional French fare, Cabotte is a City gem. Located in the financial centre and just a walking distance from Bank underground station, this gorgeous eatery is a perfect spot for those of you seeking 'Gram-worthy vibes.

More than just one of London's most Instagrammable restaurants, Hoxley and Porter is considered something of a dining experience. From its simulated wooden train carriage on arrival to the foliage and vintage prints that deck the walls, it's a charming hotspot that promises glamour throughout.

Set beside Regent's Canal, The Lighterman is a stunning all-day bistro with a sunny terrace perfect for alfresco drinking and dining. Open from 7:30am, this place serves boozy brunches, light lunches and sumptuous Sunday feasts - all with a charming waterside backdrop.

While Clapham may not be short of pretty places to eat, Old Bank is up there as one of the most eye-pleasing. From the gorgeous interiors through to the stunning plates, this place is sure to make an appearance on your 'Gram feed.

Found in Holborn town hall, Colonel Saab is one of the prettiest Indian restaurants in London. The main room is a beautiful ambient red, with a cluster of stunning chandeliers hanging down and antiques lining the walls; it's a gorgeous place to enjoy a slap-up meal.

Adorned with pink cherry blossom trees and funky neon lights, Bahn Bao Brothers has completely transformed the once disused railway arch in Waterloo that it now calls home. And luckily the food is just as good-looking, with a menu jam-packed full of mouthwatering Vietnamese small plates and hearty phos.

The Dixon Hotel's Provisioners restaurant in London Bridge has interiors to rival the best in the biz. Think marble tables, beautiful pieces of modern art and candy-floss pink furnishings. It's the perfect place for you to capture some content for your Instagram.

INCA London is as eye-catching as they come. Inspired by the bold aesthetics of Latin America, this dining destination mixes old with new for a unique yet opulent setting. Think bare-brick walls, colourful lights, leather booths and extravagant performances, as well as stunningly prepared plates of grub.

Located in the heart of the Square Mile, this gorgeous bar and restaurant offers one of the most Instagrammable interiors in the area. Decked out in foliage and vibrant furnishings, it's the perfect place to sink a few chic cocktails and get stuck into a delicious dinner.

Cigalon is an Instagrammable restaurant in London that shows its worth both on its plates and with its decor. When you're not lapping up the velvet booths and white tablecloths alongside fabulous lighting and lustrous plants, you'll be enjoying a meal focused on all things Provençal.

One of the best restaurants with a view in London, this striking spot inside the Royal Festival Hall brings you a stunning selection of decadent dishes, alongside killer cocktails, vintage wines and sky-high vistas of the city.

For that much-needed dose of pretty, head along to Mina's on Motcomb Street in Knightsbridge. As you step through the doors, you'll be met with pink features and plenty of gorgeous greenery. As for food? Expect Mediterranean plates, from pasta to salads.

Tiki vibes? Yes, please. Head on over to El Ta'Koy in Covent Garden for its stunning interiors or tasty plates. Take a seat in one of its sultry booths, and take in the swoon-worthy decor, including low-hanging lights and greenery, to enjoy a lip-smacking tropical concoction. 

If you're on the hunt for a relaxed spot with stunning interiors, then be sure to head to Mr White's Steak, Pizza & Gin House in Leicester Square. Founded by chef and restaurateur Marco Pierre White, this fabulous haunt is serving lip-smacking drinks and delicious Italian bites.

This fetching restaurant by the canal in North London offers a menu of vibrant Venezuelan eats in a trendy setting. Sit back and watch swans pass by as you soak up the sun outside or revel in the cool decor indoors of Arepa & Co, all while exploring the menu of cachapas, rice bowls and more.

If you're after an eye-catching restaurant filled with lovely knick-knacks and then some, you'll be looking the way of Comptoir Libanais London Bridge. Spread across two floors in a cool arched space, this spot features floral tiling in abundance, glittering lamps littered across the ceiling and walls worked with texture.

Found within a former warehouse, Mare Street Market is a picturesque, floral-filled restaurant in London Fields. Whether you fancy a coffee, brunch, some cocktails or a pizza, this gem's got it all - along with a floristry and vinyl shop too.

One of the prettiest restaurants in London thanks to its sunny terrace, beautiful interiors and floor-to-ceiling windows, Union Social at The Gantry is a totally gorgeous place to settle down for a bite to eat. Better yet, their range of cocktails is perfect for washing down your meal.

Trendy yet opulent, classy yet cool, Avenue is a real treat for the eyes. Think rounded, leather booths, a chandelier-like swirl of glasses in the centre and modern artwork on the walls. Pop along to chomp on unique British dishes with a modern twist.

Situated in Battersea, The Address is chock-full of gorgeous decor, from botanical plants to a minimalist design and modern lighting. Their food is equally enticing with a menu of fennel spiced squid and three cheese toasties.

While The Lampery is churning out refined British dishes in the heart of the Apex Hotel City of London, it's the interiors that we're looking towards. Not only will you gush over the marble tables and luxe seating, but you'll also be bowled over by the lovely foliage dangling overhead.

If you're looking for pretty outdoor restaurants in London, No.197 Chiswick Fire Station is an absolute eye-pleaser. It's not only a beast in the brunch department, but it also boasts a unique, minimalist dining room and a garden that any green-fingered folk would be proud of.

For pretty places to eat in London, make sure Iberica restaurants are on your radar. Head to one of their venues across the city and you'll be treated to stunning Spanish eats, all washed down with sangria or vino in beautiful surrounds. 

The Skinny Kitchen in Islington is offering a whole heap of entertainment with their fabulous food. Whether you're looking for a bottomless brunch with dancers and top-notch DJ's, or a delicious evening meal with cocktails galore, this glamorous haunt is the perfect spot.

Dim sum in London has never looked so good thanks to Ping Pong. A pretty restaurant tucked away in Southbank, this is a spot for Asian cocktails, lapping up that floral ceiling and making the most of date night, friends dinners or group dining.

All day dining is done in style at No 29 Power Station West. A Battersea favourite where brunch meets dinner, expect lush cocktails, world-renowned wines and interiors that sing of classic glamour and simplicity.

Fronting sultry interiors with dark and terracotta accents, Arros QD is one beautiful restaurant to settle down in for a special occasion. Think Spanish fine dining in the most gorgeous surrounds, tucking into tasting menus or tapas bowls whipped up using Valencian fire cooking techniques. 

Make your way to Amazing Grace in London Bridge for some fabulous food and drink. Located in St Thomas' Church which was originally built in 1192, this venue is tooting a whole load of fascinating history with stunning architecture which includes glass stainless windows and an altar.

Gloria is a pretty Italian restaurant in London, serving up that ever-famous cheese wheel pasta you've probably seen on the 'Gram. But that's not all as, after passing its glorious plant-laden exteriors, you'll be welcomed into an eatery that knows no bounds when it comes to all things bloody gorgeous.

Found in the heart of Selfridges, it's no wonder that Brasserie of Light has to look as impressive as the building it's housed in. As it boasts a menu put together by Portuguese chef Emanuel Machado, not only can you expect delish dishes, but you can also dine under a giant crystal horse from Damien Hirst. 

SUSHISAMBA's Covent Garden has really caught our eye. Not only the place to catch sky-high views and serious amounts of sushi, this pretty London restaurant is also a sight to behold, from the bold prints on the walls and the hanging plants overhead to the plush, burgundy booths.

Offering chic interiors that mix rustic features with contemporary stylings, Hovarda is one of the prettiest restaurants in London. Interiors aside, they've got some enticing plates of food to boot, and a selection of cocktails that were just made for the 'Gram.

One of the prettiest places to eat and drink in London, Sketch is an enviable Insta-worthy plot that promises everything from afternoon teas flanked by pink velvet interiors, gastro cuisine in a woodland setting, and those (yes, those) famous egg-shaped toilets.