So you're out to eat in town, near Piccadilly Circus to be exact. It's tough, we know, to decide where to eat when you are surrounded by the busy hubbub of one of the most visited spots in the centre of London. Well, you needn't worry - we are once again on hand to sort out your lunch or dinner plans. We've selected some of the best restaurants near to Piccadilly Circus, arguably some of the best restaurants in London, to help you out when it comes to deciding where to eat in the city.
After steakhouses in Piccadilly Circus? Steak and Company is the popular destination that pairs stripped-back interiors with the finest cuts around. Think beef that comes sizzling on a stone so you can leave it to cook more if you'd like and a range of wine to accompany.
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Perhaps one of the most unique restaurants near to Piccadilly Circus, Inamo St. James really does bring something new to the table. Take control of your dining experience with the world's first interactive ordering system beamed straight onto your table - order your food and drinks, choose your virtual tablecloth, watch the chefs at work on 'chef cam,' play games and much more - all upon an interactive table surface.
Just a short stroll from Piccadilly Circus sits one of the most opulent and sophisticated restaurants in the city. Heralded for their high-end dining, live music during meals and stunning service, Quaglino's is the perfect destination for something special in the Capital.
Only a short walk from the station (we mean, like, really short) is Albert's Schloss AKA the Bavarian bier palace named after Prince Albert himself. It celebrates the royal's heritage alongside his love for music and art with a seven-day entertainment schedule and themed eats. On the menu? Plenty of currywurst, schnitzel and gooey fondue.
A restaurant where the dishes, cocktails and interiors are a work of art and carefully curated to complement the theme, Farzi is a powerhouse in London's modern Indian dining scene. The food menu is a sight to behold, championing variety, bold flavours and new creations based on beloved classics. Expect street food with edge, hearty curries and small bites to share.
Creative cocktails, draught beers and wines are on hand to make your experience a tipsy one, which you can sip sophisticatedly in the blue and gold seating area with contemporary materials achieving a sleek look that screams 'high-end' without the mega price tag.
If you're wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of Piccadilly Circus, pop into the elegant Gaucho. With three different floors to explore and a pretty terrace, the restaurant serves up fancy Argentinian steaks and Latin American plates.
Located on Regent Street, Café Royal Grill is a Grade II-listed landmark that was once loved by Oscar Wilde. The sophisticated space oozes luxury, from the gold-gilded walls to the central grand piano and paintings on the ceiling.
They offer a wide range of menus, from afternoon tea to Sunday roasts. The a la carte selection includes everything from shellfish bisque to steak tartare and Puglian burrata, washed down by a range of refreshing cocktails.
Located in the centre of Picadilly Circus, this iconic eatery is one for all the music lovers. Filled with classic rock memorabilia, historic items - including Freddie Mercury's microphone - and a menu of American staples, you're in for a treat with the newest addition to the Hard Rock family.
Head Chef Raffaele Medaglia is the driving force behind the menu at B-Soho. Full of character and playing host to regular live music performances, the venue serves some of the best pizza you'll find in London in a lively, communal space. Be sure to book a table in advance, tables are always snapped up early.
