Most Pretty Restaurants In London

There are few restaurants as pretty as Islington's Laki Kane. This beautiful spot boasts botanical patterns, indoor foliage and furniture that transports you to the tropics. As for the menu? Get ready for flavoursome Thai delights.

What's prettier than warm, golden decor and a marble countertop? Soho's newest Italian restaurant Bocconcino is inspired by traditional trattorias, boasting an array of handmade pastas, including prawn-stuffed ravioli and pappardelle with wild mushrooms and stracciatella cheese.

When you're after a beautiful Covent Garden brunch, St Martins Lane has to be right up there. Not only will you get to munch through everything from lobster benedict to French toast with mango butter, but bottomless drinks come in the form of limoncello spritzes, bloody marys and prosecco.

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.

If you want to feel like you're dining in a jungle without ever leaving London, then make your way to Bourne & Hollingsworth in Clerkenwell. Their beautiful restaurant and greenhouse dining area are filled to the brim with plants and indoor trees, creating a peaceful atmosphere where you can enjoy creative cocktails and elegant dishes. Whether you're tucking into a full English. bottomless brunch or dinner dishes like gin-cured Shetland salmon, do it in stunning surrounds.

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. 

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.

Found in Holborn Town Hall and Trafalgar Square, 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.

Decked out with colourful seating, foliage ceiling installations and everything from floral wall art to full Japanese-inspired murals, Gura Gura has plenty to admire while you dine. But that's not all that looks good, as the sushi and cocktails are pretty beaut too.

Best known for their iconic 'press for Champagne' buttons, Bob Bob Ricard in Soho is a decadent dining experience that's guaranteed to impress. The interiors are inspired by the 1920s, with a dark blue and gold colour scheme and comfy booth seating to relax in.

Their menu combines the best of British and French cuisines, with a heavy seafood focus, ranging from Siberian sturgeon caviar to lobster mayonnaise or cottage pie. It's also a great shout for fine wine, as they sell premium bottles at an affordable price.

Sticky Mango in Waterloo and Tower Bridge are a top choice of beautiful London restaurants, bringing you blossom installations on the ceiling, cute wallpaper and more. Not only that, but the pan-Asian plates here look just as good as the interiors.

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.

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.

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.

You'll certainly want to post Megan's brunch plates and fairy-light-adorned spaces to your 'Gram feed. And if that's not enough? The food across these top-notch venues is more than just a pretty face, so expect loaded Turkish eggs, vegan kebabs and spicy chicken grills.

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.

You'll instantly be dazzled as soon as you enter 1 Lombard Street, if not for the dome ceilings then for the floral-laced bar, tall white pillars and curated artworks giving the restaurant an elevated and elegant feel. The quintessentially British surroundings of the Grade II-listed building match perfectly with the seasonal menu, designed by executive chef James Holden. Look forward to plates of Hampshire watercress soup to start, or Devon crab on toast, followed by seared seabass or fish and chips.

A stunning venue in Fitzrovia, close to Tottenham Court Road station, Lucy Wong is inspired by 1950s Hong Kong. Whether you're coming along for late-night cocktails, Asian small plates or even a bottomless afternoon tea, there's something for everyone here.

Their menu features everything from mixed vegetable dumplings to salt and pepper tofu or crispy pork belly, which you can enjoy alongside a refreshing Jade Temple.

From plush booths to coral pink velvety chairs, this Art Deco-inspired restaurant adjacent to St James's Park in Westminster serves up food that tastes as good as its decor looks. The Pem boasts a contemporary approach to fine dining, with chef Sally Abé bringing her touch to dishes like hand-divided Orkney XL scallops with black garlic and sea herbs.

Nova is a great pick of pretty restaurants, and not just because off all the beaut green pops and sultry, dark tones. The menu is just as impressive, spanning everything from Turkish mezze to fire shows of cooking steak and sushi to boot.

Hidden beneath Paddington Central, Ayllu is a Japanese-Peruvian fusion joint that is a feast for the senses. Decked out in swanky emerald seating, wood accents, and atmospheric lighting, this is the ultimate glamorous hotspot in central London. Boasting a menu full of innovative dishes, including Peru's famous ceviche delights, sushi, and sashimi all up for grabs, you won't want to leave without a taste of their main dishes, such as the grilled salmon served with seaweed or the baked baby chicken smothered in aji panca and aji Amarillo sauce. 

If you're looking for a pretty restaurant in London, Peggy Jean in Richmond checks all the boxes. This floating gem on the River Thames combines beautiful views, a chic interior, and a laid-back vibe that transports you into a world of comfort and style.

From its cosy, intimate seating areas to its stunning outdoor decks, Peggy Jean offers the ideal setting for a delightful brunch or dinner. Whether you're enjoying a shakshouka or the Dirty Daisy brunch dish, the picturesque setting enhances every moment.

The Palm House echoes the calm, laid-back vibes of 1930s Miami, elevated with a hint of Cuban cool. The Victoria restaurant is a real treat for the eyes, with luscious plants and exotic lampshades, plus there's a mouthwatering menu of food and cocktails to get stuck into.

A grand, imposing venue close to Bank station, Piazza Italiana an award-winning restaurant housed in the former British Linen Bank. this stunning spot has been awarded two AA Rosettes, and features high ceilings, large windows letting in natural light and several different gorgeous seating areas.

Their seasonal menu features the likes of truffle risotto, spaghetti carbonara and calamari fritti, or you can opt for their sharing Sunday feast instead. To wash it all down? Over 40 different wines by the glass and more than 500 bottles, chosen by the winner of Best Sommelier in Italy 2015.

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 toting a whole load of fascinating history with stunning architecture which includes glass stainless windows and an altar. It's not all tradition here though, as you'll also find 3D light projections using cutting-edge technology, as well as regular live music and DJ sets. Even better? You can pair cocktails or craft beer with tasty pan-Asian bites like tofu an charred broccoli bao buns or Japanese fried chicken.

The super-decorated, super-tasty, and super-vibey pleasure palace, a.k.a. The Rosarium, is where the party is at. A quirky twist on the quintessential English garden, the restaurant is decorated with a massive central table and whimsical glass Rose ornaments. The menu finds inspiration in the British Isles, offering classics with a modern twist, such as fish in a chip with tartare hollandaise and roast Kentish lamb fillet rib with pearl barley and mint salad.

Perfect for the summer months, Seabird can be found on the rooftop of The Hoxton hotel in Southwark. 14 floors up, this New York-inspired destination promises rooftop views over the river, and plenty of greenery on the outdoor terrace. The kitchen cooks up flavours of Southern Europe, from crudo and sardines to the largest oyster list in London, served from their signature raw bar.

Amazonico is one of Spain's most luxurious restaurants, and they're bringing that same magic to their venue in Berkeley Square. expect rainforest-inspired decor, including lots of tropical plants and colourful decor - one of the most Instagrammable locations around.

Sip cocktails and groove to DJ sets, all while devouring Latin American and Japanese dishes. Think wagyu beef empanadas, marinated lobster and sumptuous sushi rolls.

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.

This Instagrammable Italian restaurant is the latest from the Big Mama group, known for their gorgeous interiors. Jacuzzi boasts a glowing staircase, glitterball toilets and indoor trees, alongside a cracking menu with everything from lobster risotto to creamy buratta. 

Looking for a pretty restaurant in London? Darcie & May Green offers the perfect blend of style, beauty, and great food. Set on a picturesque barge on the Regents Canal, this stunning spot provides a unique and tranquil dining experience.

The cosy interior is adorned with beautiful décor, while the open roof terrace allows you to enjoy your meal with a view. Whether you're having a relaxed brunch or a romantic dinner, the views and atmosphere make it a truly beautiful place to dine.

Created by brother-sister duo Emeka and Ifeyinwa Frederick, Chuku's is a Nigerian tapas restaurant located in Tottenham. Expect coral walls inspired by adobe clay, colourful Nigerian artwork and chilled tunes to set the atmosphere, with delicious authentic fare up for grabs all day long. Their brunches are always popular, with dishes like honey suya prawns and chicken wings coated in salted caramel on the menu, but you can enjoy their small plates 'til late as well.

Found inside The London EDITION Hotel in Fitzrovia, Berners Tavern Bar is a pretty stylish spot for drinking and dining. Expect grand, high ceilings and a huge, glowing shelf stacked with spirits behind the bar, as well as hundreds of paintings lining the walls. You can find a spectacular breakfast, lunch, dinner or Sunday roast here, all paired with an extensive wine list. Munch on dishes like slow-cooked short ribs or roasted lemon sole, and their am closing time makes this the perfect place for a few post-meal tipples too.

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.

Inspired by the Amalfi Coast, Circolo Popolare is the stunning restaurant brought to you by the Big Mamma group, located just moments away from Tottenham Court Road. Every wall here is filled with shelves that are absolutely packed with premium spirits, as well as a pretty floral display on the ceiling. The food here is equally Instagrammable, from homemade spaghetti served in a wheel of pecorino to a six-inch tall meringue for dessert.

Another stunner from the Big Mamma group, Carlotta can be found in Marylebone slinging out dreamy Italian eats. Not only is the restaurant decked out in stylish red leather banquette seating, draped curtains and traditional artwork, but it also boasts a sleek golden bar and neon red toilets that are perfect for selfies. Dishes here range from beef carpaccio to fettucine alfredo, with plenty of indulgent desserts too.

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.

Offering one of the best views in the city, Los Mochis is a rooftop restaurant perched above Broadgate Circle. The leafy outdoor terrace is truly gorgeous, while the interiors are made up of comfy sofas, floor-to-ceiling windows and lots of pretty greenery.

The Mexican-Japanese fusion menu is just as enticing, featuring the likes of tuna poke tostaditos, sea bass ceviche, grass-fed wagyu steak and so much more. Even better? there's an extensive list of aesthetic cocktails.

Nestled in the delightful Portman Village, just a short stroll from Oxford Street and Marble Arch, Daisy Green is a serene spot ideal for a quiet coffee or laid-back brunch. This charming café is the original outpost of a beloved brunch restaurant group and boasts a hidden garden oasis, complete with cascading blooms and a peaceful atmosphere. Whether you're in the mood to linger over a warm meal or grab a quick coffee to go, the menu has wide appeal.

Signature dishes include avocado on charcoal sourdough and the crowd-favourite house-smoked chorizo beans paired with poached eggs and grilled halloumi. Sweet tooths will love the indulgent pancakes drizzled with maple syrup. And for a more celebratory outing, the bottomless brunch with Daisy Fizz or kombucha tea is perfect for a weekend treat.

Nestled in the heart of Mayfair, The Rex Delicatessen is a culinary oasis steeped in history. With its preserved original stable features and reclaimed wood accents, the interiors create a serene daytime dining environment that's both charming and contemporary. As the sun sets, the atmosphere transforms into a cosy evening bistro, inviting you to linger over delicious food and drink. At the helm of the kitchen is Sri Lankan-born chef Larry Jayasekara, whose culinary expertise and passion for British cuisine shine through in every dish. Inspired by his travels and his partnership with Rowler Estate, Jayasekara creates seasonal delights; from aged beef tartare to spiced roasted pumpkin sour, each dish is a testament to his skill and creativity.

Found in the heart of Bloomsbury, Dalloway Terrace is a stunning haven of alfresco dining. Their heated and covered outdoor dining area can be used all year round, making for an an Instagrammable backdrop thanks to its wall full of gorgeous plants. The colourful restaurant serves premium international fare from brunch right through to dinner, with a menu that includes hand-picked Devon crab, massaman red curry, asparagus risotto and more, as well as indulgent afternoon teas.

Taking its inspiration from traditional Iranian townhouses in the rural foothills of the Alborz mountains, Berenjak is a Persian restaurant that was founded by Kian Samyani. Their original venue is in Soho, but the Borough outpost is particularly beautiful, thanks to the rich, colourful decor, striking chandeliers and cosy dining spaces.

Their dishes are designed to share, ideal for eating with friends or family. Devour plates of minced lamb shoulder with onion, black chickpea hummus and grilled potatoes, to name just a few of their dishes. For nice restaurants London has to offer, there aren't many more pretty and atmospheric than this.

This is as close as you can get to dining outside while still being in a building, as Spring Restaurant at Somerset House is packed with plants. You can dine in a beautiful enclosed atrium for up to 36 guests, or nab a table in the main dining area for an equally greenery-filled space. As for the menu? You'll find everything from wild sea bass with slow-cooked courgette to roasted farm vegetables or fillet of beef.

Brought to you by culinary team Amy Corbin and Patrick Williams, Kudu is a vibrant neighbourhood restaurant in Peckham, flaunting exposed brick walls, dark interiors and a gorgeous outdoor terrace. The menu here changes regularly in line with seasonal ingredients, but you can expect to find dishes like smoked prawn ravioli, grilled duck with wild mushroom and pickled carrots with goat's curd here. This spot is also pretty popular for brunch and the honey-roasted ham crumpet is not to be missed.

An Australian-inspired bar and restaurant in Kensington, Glamarama Green is a tribute to Sydney's gorgeous Tamarama Beach. Expect stylish white interiors throughout, with lots of greenery and a spacious outdoor terrace that's perfect for the summer months.

The all-day destination is known for their brunches, with dishes ranging from nduja scrambled eggs to fancy bacon rolls and sweetcorn fritters. A little later in the day, you can expect the likes of mezze platters and club sandwiches.

When searching for beautiful restaurants in London, the Big Mamma group is bound to come up. And one of their most stunning? It's got to be Ave Mario. This venue is full of over-the-top decor like neon signs, striped walls and red booth seating, and it's even got an Instagram-famous Sopranos-themed bathroom. The dishes here are larger than life too, as their monthly changing menu features everything from burrata-topped pizzas to homemade crab linguini, with a whole lot of enticing desserts too.

From the team behind the acclaimed Clove Club in Shoreditch, Luca is a high-end Italian restaurant in Clerkenwell. They create a traditional menu inspired by Italy, using only the finest British ingredients - ranging from ricotta and pea tagliatelle to Hereford beef ribeye.

The Michelin-starred destination is split into multiple areas, including a stunning Garden Room for private dining, complete with a retractable roof. Plus, their vermouth-heavy cocktail menu is not to be missed.

Picturesque with an in-house grape feeder and scattered with handprinted murals, Bacchanalia is a gorgeous, incredibly extravagant restaurant to wine and dine in. Expect lobster feasting platters served by waiters in togas and signature cocktails inspired by Greece and its mythology.

With a ceiling coated in cherry blossom, Tattu in Central London is certainly one of the city's prettiest restaurants. Expect elaborate cocktails including their best seller the smoking skull, alongside a vast array of authentic Chinese dishes. 

An 18th century, Grade II-listed Georgian mansion in Vauxhall, Brunswick House is a well-established London landmark that also happens to be a brilliant restaurant. Whether it's for private hire or just a meal out with friends, you can count on them for opulent interiors and rooms full of antiques, as well as an excessive number of glittering chandeliers and golden furnishings.

They've got both set and a la carte menus, available for lunch and dinner. Tuck into everything from grilled courgette with black rice to wood-fired cod and glazed pork jowl, or go for a Sunday roast instead.

Run by head chef Santiago Lastra, the creator of Noma Mexico, Kol is a refines eatery serving up the finest Mexican fare. The menu here shines a light on simple, often overlooked ingredients, turning them into mouthwatering dishes like langoustine tacos to traditional tortillas. You can pair your plates with a range of mezcal or natural wines, to be enjoyed in modern surrounds with elegant wooden furnishings.

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.