Maxwell's is a notorious spot with a vibrant atmosphere and a reputation for serving some of London's best burgers (and its craziest, think cheese bomb burgers). Head on over to explore their menu of classic American plates alongside an ample choice of top-quality cocktails to wash it all down with.
Best Restaurants in Covent Garden
CG is at the heart of the city, propping tourists here and shoppers there, but how about a bite to eat? With such an eclectic range of eateries and dining spots, from Seven Dials to the famous square, it'd be hard to pick just the one Covent Garden restaurant, so we opted for this hearty list instead. Outdoors? We have those. Cocktail and dinner? We have those. Dining spots with incredible entertainment? Why don't you take look...
Last updated on 27th November 2020
From the team behind the May Fair Bar and the May Fair Kitchen, the Monmouth Kitchen is a Covent Garden staple. Offering a range of Peruvian and Italian dishes, the restaurant serves stunning seafood ceviche, pizzas, pastas, salads and whole host of other delicious plates to try.
This restaurant may just be a short stroll from Covent Garden, but not only does it have the area's buzz, it has the area's charm to boot. Head on over to Balthazar not only for a foray into some of the best wines in the business, this is a cornucopia of high-end French dishes from menu top to bottom.
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At the heart of the dining storm and hailed as one of the most unique restaurants in London, Inamo serves stunning Asian plates and cocktails from Covent Garden. One of the tech lovers, this restaurant totes interactive tables that enables guests to play games and watch the kitchen.
Hailed as one of the most famous restaurants in Central London, Tuttons Restaurant is the place to go should you want a name under your foodie belt. Not only romantically charmed, authentic and humble, Tuttons is a restaurant that promises only the finest in British inspired fare and seasonal plates.
Elusive and interesting almost seem like too simple a pair of words for this unique plot. One of the best hidden restaurants in Covent Garden, The Escapologist doesn't just excite fantastical brains and illusion with their eclectic and brooding interiors, their pizza menu will keep you nicely stuffed.
Salvador & Amanda is all about drinks, tapas and fiestas. Head on over to this fun Covent Garden restaurant and you can unwind in stylish surroundings, with rich leather booths and candlelit tables, while enjoying classic tapas, sumptuous cocktails (and sangria) and vibrant music to get you dancing.
Whether it's a pre-theatre dinner or a casual meal, you can't go wrong with Roka, where the versatile menu features slow-grilled classics from the robata grill as well as sushi and sashimi specials. Expect some of Covent Garden's best Japanese food with impressive service and beautiful interiors to boot.