Restaurants Near Belgravia

Although The Egerton House Hotel is not strictly a restaurant, it does, however, serve amazing breakfast and lunch. Take a seat in their luxurious dining room for tasty plates like mushroom parfait and braised beef croquettes, or opt for their set martini lunch if you fancy something a little more boozy.

Their delicious afternoon tea includes selection of finger sandwiches, paired with freshly baked scones and indulgent cakes, as well as an optional glass of Champagne. You can also treat your dog to their very own afternoon tea, costing £30 per pup and featuring all kinds of treats. 

Since opening its doors in January 2025, Prince Arthur has quickly become one of Belgravia's most talked about spots. With a custom built grill imported from Spain at the heart of its kitchen, it serves up brilliantly authentic Basque dishes.

Expect exceptional cuts like Galician Blond beef, alongside standout fish like wild turbot and bluefin tuna - all grilled over open flame. You can take your pick of places to tuck in too, from the cosy pub to the elegant upstairs private dining room.

If you're looking for Sloane Square restaurants, then check out The Botanist, Sloane Square. This elegant spot serves a range of cuisines with a quintessentially British influence, from sea bream with Jersey Royals to a delightfully tender confit duck leg with an apple, pea, and mint risotto.

Though it may be best known for its regular lineup of jazz, soul and blues music, Boisdale of Belgravia is also a stunning place to eat. The multi-storey restaurant bar is decked out in bright red walls and plush velvet seating, and there's a cracking selection of wines and whiskies up for grabs. As for the menu? They've got international dishes aplenty, from okra, spinach and chickpea curry to wild venison sausages or devilled whitebait.

One of the best restaurants in Knightsbridge, Buddha-Bar boasts a great deal of Asian food with influences from China and Japan. Bite into their well-loved spicy mango maki with king crab and prawn tempura or their flavour-packed black cod and salmon fish cakes. 

Located at the heart of Knightsbridge, The Alfred Tennyson is a stunning gastropub soaked in British history. Grab one of their flavourful small plates and a pint, or tuck into a fabulous meal complemented with some classic cocktails.

The Star Tavern is an award-winning pub that has been favoured by the rich and famous for many years. This spot really has that homely feel, and is serving hearty food from steaks to a Sunday roast, which can be washed down with a fresh pint of craft beer.

Tucked away within a former timber yard close to Sloane Square, Wildflowers Restaurant is a charming neighbourhood spot that specialises in seasonal Mediterranean cuisine. Their spacious open kitchen creates bespoke dishes from premium ingredients cooked over coal, which you can enjoy in a sophisticated yet relaxed setting. There's also a classy wine bar upstairs, but if you're dining then you can expect everything from harissa lamb tartare to langoustine and scallop crudo on the menu.

Layalina is the perfect spot for date night or that special dinner. The stunning restaurant is situated on the ground floor, offering traditional Lebanese food from canapés to a crackin' 7-course meal with a fantastic wine and cocktail menu.

Chucs in Belgravia is serving up some top-notch Italian eats. Tuck into their mouthwatering gnocchi with ragu of octopus, anchovy, and bottarga or their chicken Milanese with rosemary and pecorino. Fancy a cocktail? They also have plenty of those too.

A newly opened venture from the Lunar Pub Company and culinary director Anthony Demetre, The Elizabeth brings even more extravagant elegance to Belgravia. Its interiors are rich in colour with burgundy banquettes, plum-toned walls and rich wood panelling.

Over on the menu, there's even more to fall in love with. We're talking grilled Tamworth pork chops, Cornish halibut, and a beautifully boozy rum baba for dessert.

Searching for Elizabeth Street restaurants? Then head to the well-loved British gastropub The Thomas Cubitt. This haunt is set over three unique floors and is serving mouthwatering eats, from sirloin of beef with winter greens to roasted monkfish with a chervil sauce.

Belgravia's latest fine-dining star, Cornus brags some serious pedigree. Created by hospitality heavyweights David O'Connor and Joe Mercer Nairne, it's got head chef Gary Foulkes and top pastry talent Kelly Cullen in the kitchen, plus acclaimed sommelier Melania Battiston taking charge of the liquid refreshments. 

The result is exceptional food, impeccable service and a wine list that's just as exciting as the menu. Expect hearty mains like roasted guinea fowl and Highland venison, alongside nostalgic desserts, from chocolate and hazelnut mille-feuille to Kissabel apple tarte tatin.

il Pampero is an Italian restaurant in Belgravia like no other. Set in stunning five-star hotel, The Hari, they serve traditional food from Southern Italy in their changing seasonal menu, complemented with an impressive wine list and bespoke cocktails.