Set in a Georgian townhouse with a huge beer garden and large bar, Effra Social is a brilliant south London spot. Head over to Brixton to munch on affordable small plates (such as vegan hot dogs for just £11), slurp amazing craft beer and hear a hot roster of live music.

Real Neapolitan pizza for under £10? Yes please. Well Street Pizza in Hackney are known for their budget-friendly slices, especially if you take advantage on the two for £12 offer on Mondays and Tuesdays. What's more, they're also serving fresh pasta dishes for a similar price.

Fancy affordable restaurants in London? Ayllu is the place for that. Be pleasantly deceived by the swanky interiors before being met with a Japanese-Peruvian fusion menu featuring surprisingly pocket-friendly dishes; think £6 tacos, £7 bao buns and super cheap sushi. 

A bit of a Shoreditch locale for a cool atmosphere and affordable evenings out, Dream Bags Jaguar Shoes is as quirky as they come. Head over and discover an informal set-up perfect for an after-work chill complete with cocktails and pizza from as little as £6.

A quirky Camden eatery serving up vampire-inspired black charcoal pizzas, Lost Souls is a rock 'n' roll haven. Wednesdays give you the biggest bang for your buck, as you get 2-4-1 pizzas, with plenty of vegan options too, and an all night happy hour.

A place for affordable Pan-Asian food? It has to be the pretty restaurants of Dim T Charlotte Street, Victoria and Hampstead. These cute destinations promise everything from ramen to curries and dumplings, all with the cocktails or wine to accompany.

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When you see how gorgeous this 1930 Miami clubhouse-inspired space is, you'll be even more impressed with the affordable prices. Head down to The Palm House for dishes with a Cuban influence, including Mahi Mahi ceviche and molé chilli chicken tacos.

With venues in King's Cross, Soho, Liverpool Street and more, Honest Burgers is one of the best cheap restaurants in Central London and beyond. Think burgers for less than a tenner served with their signature rosemary salted chips, with some great veggie options too.

Boasting a bottomless dinner option for just £20, which also includes unlimited drinks, alongside affordable brunches and other meals, OctaGreen is a great choice for saving your pennies. Think jerk chicken, moussaka and more across an international menu.

Zoom East Kitchen & Bar is a vibrant Aldgate venue inspired by Sicilian cuisine. The restaurant is full of colourful artwork, while the menu features dishes like crispy arancini, mackerel skewers and stone baked pizza, with a cracking selection of Italian desserts.

London is lucky enough to have been graced with multiple Pizza Pilgrims sites – meaning award-winning Neapolitan slices for all. Their diverse menu features classic and quirky toppings, from mushroom and truffle to double pepperoni with hot honey and an 8-cheese spectacular, ranging from around £10 to £15 with halal and vegan options available. Dips are also on hand to ensure there's not a dry bite in the house, as well as aperitivo cocktails and an irresistible Nutella pizza ring. Some sites even have outdoor seating and are dog friendly. 

A trendy laid-back restaurant with venues in Stockwell and Haggerston, Arepa & Co offer a menu of vibrant Venezuelan eats that won't break the bank. To top it off, their happy hour offers two-for-one cocktails every day between 4 and 6pm. 

Cheap and cheerful Pasta Remoli is a great affordable restaurant serving hungry Londoners in Ealing and Bromley. Head to either of their venues to find a delicious menu of homemade pasta that can be customised however you like, right down to the cheese on top. as for toppings, you can expect cacio e pepe, pork sausage ragu and much more.

A dim sum restaurant with sites strewn about the city, take your palate across Asian flavours in Southbank, Covent Garden and more as Ping Pong serve up steaming morsels, alongside an impressive all you can eat dim sum banquet at all sites from as little as £25 per person.

After affordable restaurants in Clapham? Argan is found just off the high street, dishing out Moroccan and Lebanese cuisine from their family-run venue. Not only can you get your lips around tagines, shawarma and other crowd-pleasers, but cocktails will wash down your meal.

YO! Sushi restaurants are already affordable on a normal day, but when they throw in set menu offers? It's an absolute steal. For £16.95, you can nab a donburi rice or poke bowl main alongside a drink and side as part of TokYO! Nights.

Slug and Lettuce have always been a name synonymous with affordability. With sites all over London, including their pretty Tower Bridge spot, enjoy 2-4-1 cocktails throughout the week, and classic pub-style mains (with a few twists) from £10-14.

After affordable restaurants in London with a view? Kraft Dalston is a vibrant little rooftop spot with a menu that appeals to your tastebuds and your wallet. Think finger food for as little as £2.40 per portion, as well as a three-course party menu for just £32 each.

When you need somewhere affordable to chow down on steaks, grilled vegetables and cheese croquettes in North London, Sazon is the place to go. Expect Colombian art on the walls, all while the kitchen delves out amazing Dominican food.

Rise and shine, it's time for brunch at Soho's favourite venue, The Breakfast Club. Shake up your morning routine with a steaming plate of blueberry pancakes topped with crispy bacon and maple syrup, or opt for the Club Med Benedict served with fried halloumi, sun-dried tomatoes, avocado, and red pesto hollandaise.

Scrimp on those pennies at your next meal out by heading on over to Gigis Hoxton. This quirky East London hangout is slinging out bargain bites, from breakfast all the way through to dinner. Pop by to chow down on sirloin steaks, mac 'n' cheese balls and much more.

Not only can you tuck into cheap eats in London restaurants at Pizza Pilgrims, such as Victoria, Canary Wharf and Waterloo, but you can do it in quirky Italian-style surroundings with a few delicious cocktails thrown in. Expect pizzas from as little as £6, with desserts starting from only £4.

Fancy some tasty Mexican fare on a budget? DF Tacos on Tottenham Court Road and in Shoreditch are cooking up just that. Think fully packed burritos for under a tenner, alongside tacos filled with smoky chipotle chicken, pulled pork and sour cream or ancho mushrooms.

On the hunt for banging bites that won't break the bank? Megan's located across the capital truly rustle up a seriously enticing selection of eats, from moreish brunch classics and sharing plates through to salad bowls and posh kebabs. On top of that, the cocktails are pretty epic too, making for some of the best mid-range restaurants in London.

A chic Spanish spot for cheap eats in Covent Garden, Opera Tavern aren't shy when it comes to a great dining deal. Join them for lunch where they're offering 3 of their London renowned tapas plates for just £20, including regular set dinner meals so you know exactly what you're spending.

Pizza in London for under a tenner? That's right city dwellers, it is possible. Host to a weekly selection of deals, Tank And Paddle promise a delicious selection of slices alongside affordable drinks and craft beer aplenty from Minster Court and neighbouring Bishopsgate. 

Sticking to a lower budget doesn't mean you have to compromise on flavour, as Comptoir Libanais prove. With vibrant interiors matched by a vibrant menu of Middle-Eastern dishes, it's a go-to for those looking to grab an affordable breakfast, lunch or dinner. 

Your gallery-worthy London winners have been crowned across 12 different hospitality categories for the 2024 DesignMyNight Art Of Going Out Awards. From Fairgame's vibrant adult funfair to Dishoom's tantalising Indian hotspots sprinkled all over town, your results truly do paint a picture of a city like no other.

Not far from Brixton, you'll find Loughborough Junction and its outpost of Jalisco - where casual, Mexican fare reigns supreme. Extra large burritos, a trio of enchiladas and more come in at around a tenner - plus all cocktails for washing it down are under £10 too.

Check out Grosvenor Casino, with venues on Gloucester Road and in the West End, for cheap eats in Central London. We're talking mains like torched mackerel, marinated vegetable skewers and succulent steaks, with a dreamy raspberry parfait for dessert. 

If you're looking for cheap eateries with great cocktails to boot, Polo 24 Hour Bar on Liverpool Street is coming in hot with a wicked menu of affordable eats. Get your smackers around banging breakfast bites alongside wraps, hotdogs and sliders.

Looking for a restaurant that's dishing up cheap eats in London for 2024? Cellar at Kindred in Hammersmith is a gorgeous all-day café and bar doing just that. Boasting European wines and seasonal menus involving pizzettes and shakshuka, it's a buzzy neighbourhood spot that won't empty your pockets.

With venues in Peckham, Dalston and beyond, Voodoo Rays are known for their affordable pizzas. Think slices for less than £5 and full-size cheesy feasts for little more than a tenner, in an American-themed restaurant offering all kinds of craft beers to boot.

With locations in Canary Wharf and Victoria, as well as on Oxford Street, Market Halls has three major destinations in London covered for affordable meals in a cool yet contemporary food hall-style location. Ideal for groups or casual dates, they promise multiple bars alongside a selection of street food traders spanning global cuisine - think everything from dim sum to tacos and gourmet kebabs.

Soho Zebrano combines cocktail bar, a stylised restaurant and late night club, with an affordable menu of pizza, burgers and more all coming in under £15 a pop. If you're looking for a cheap restaurant in London with a little extra buzz, this is your guy. 

A dark and dreamy beacon of South American fun times, Salsa knows how to pit party bar up with some pretty tasty dining. An explosion of colour, sassy culture and vibrant style, the cheap restaurant's menu of tapas plates averages out at a fiver a pop, so you can stack up for less. 

Somewhere affordable in Chelsea? Never heard of it. Well, here to prove you wrong is Ollie's House, a fun Asian-inspired hangout on Fulham Road. Expect 50p gyozas alongside £22.90 evening set menus between Sunday and Thursday, from 4pm 'til close. That's Thai green curry, Shanghai soy noodles and more on a budget.

Bao in Borough is bringing you authentic Taiwanese cuisine in Central London, specialising of course in everyone's favourite fluffy buns. They've got all kinds of fillings from beef short rib to curry cheese and even milk tea ice cream, with Asian-inspired cocktails and beer to wash it all down.

Grab some seriously tasty slices at some very reasonable prices as Crust Bros serves up some of the best pizzas in South London, alongside cocktails, craft beers and even a bottomless brunch.