Kibou is keeping sushi lovers in Battersea and Clapham happy with their extensive selection of dishes. From nigiri and maki, to bigger katsu curry plates, this is a great date night and group dining option, with fun cocktails and sake flavours making up the drinks menu.

Cutesy, comfy and homely, The Duke of Cambridge is exactly the kind of Battersea pub you need for relaxed Sundays. Try one of their delicious ribeye steaks or hearty pies before tucking into one of the menu's gloriously decadent desserts.

When it comes to restaurants in Battersea, Vagabond should be on your list. Boasting a menu filled with veggie, meat and fish dishes, as well as over 100 wines available by the glass, it's the perfect place for a late-night plate and a tipple or two.

Battersea restaurant Nutbourne offers up some of the finest food in South West London. From Suffolk quinoa and chia porridge to locally sourced meats and wholesome salads, this place focuses on sustainable produce, with an emphasis on wild and foraged ingredients. 

If you're on the hunt for East Asian fare with a spin, then hop on over to The Alchemist. This Battersea beaut showcases slick decor, from the rounded leather seating to the pendant lights, with plates such as bao buns, Korean fried chicken burgers and crispy curried fish.

Loctaed just a stone's throw away from Battersea Park and the riverfront, The Prince Albert is a crowd-pleasing boozer with roaring fires in the winter and a sun-soaked terrace during the summer months. 

Fronting cocktails, live music, comedy nights and some superb Persian small plates, this unique restaurant is perfect for a chilled out date night or a catch up with your nearest and dearest. With floor-to-ceiling windows and Scandi-inspired interiors, it's a beaut spot from dusk 'til dawn.

The Breakfast Club is one of SW11's most unique places to eat, bringing quirky all-day brunch plates south of the river. A cross between a launderette and a 1950s kitchen, head to this Battersea Rise restaurant for huge stacks of pancakes and bacon-topped waffles aplenty. 

Boasting art-deco interiors, Lost Society Battersea is known for its roster of roof-raising DJs, punchy cocktails and swoon-worthy interiors. Brunch here comes with a side of dancing on the tables, so be sure to dress to impress.

Located in Battersea, The Address is one gorgeous restaurant in Battersea. Fronting an all-day menu of fennel-spiced crispy squid, classic brunch dishes and classic club sandwiches, there's something for everyone at this stunning cafe.

Megan's At The Power Station is a Battersea restaurant that's perfect for brunchin' or Med-inspired evening meals. Think posh kebabs, sharing fondue, mezze platters and Turkish breakfasts, with a £25 per person bottomless bubbles upgrade before 5pm on weekends.

The Power Station has had a seriously sexy facelift thanks to a huge regeneration project. And nowhere showcases that better than No.29 Power Station West - the sleek SW8 spot from the Darwin & Wallace restaurant group. Head here for magazine-worthy interiors, tasty brunch plates and fancy-pants cocktails.

For a taste of Provence in Battersea, head to Humble Grape, a French wine bar and restaurant. As well as hundreds of bottles to pair with your dinner, the restaurant serves up a variety of continental-style platters, perfect for sharing.

For a great Battersea British restaurant, The Lighthouse leads the way. The boozer has beautiful interiors which include bare-brick walls and whitewashed decking on its brilliant outside terrace. Food here is a hearty and comforting affair - think fish and chips and mammoth roasts.