Best Mac & Cheese in London

American diner-themed Blues Kitchen is a Yankee utopia in Shoreditch, Camden and to-be-in Brixton, boasting everything from bangin' burger bites and buffalo wings to barbecue rib grub and smoked chicken chow. However, this New Orleans soul food store hardly stops at the mains, so swap your usual fries and crunchy 'slaw for none other than the classic mac 'n' cheese treasure for an oozy delight that keeps on oozing.

A cool and casual haunt where steak and burgers reign supreme, Meat & Shake still know how to do in the macaroni cheese department. Brimming with a special cheese sauce and delicious green onions, this is the perfect side, or enjoy all on its own.

What with being one of the most delicious American restaurants in the city, it's no wonder that London's best mac and cheese can be found at Sticky Fingers. Head on down for beaming burger bites and craft beer alongside the best of cheesy goo.

Kings of the lobster and burger scene in Canary Wharf, Big Easy dominate even further in the mac and cheese. Layered with cheese and too indulgent to miss, these are big bites with even bigger flavour from one of the most notable names in the business.

Whether it's served as a side dish with a mixed leaf salad or topped up with the option of adding Ginger Pig Bacon or Grilled Chicken, there's something about the truffle mac and cheese at The Jones Family Project that's hard to deny, and that's just how delicous it is. 

Not shy when it comes to big and bold American flavours, The Diner is a name that puts as much love into their burgers as they do their macaroni cheese. Laced in the gooey stuff and the perfect side to their jumbo bites, this isn't a dish to be missed.

Grandiose and glorious, Balthazar nestled just a stone's throw from Covent Garden is an elegant dining den with an atmosphere to suit. Guaranteeing great gourmet grub, the Balthazar bunch have sprinkled this mac 'n' cheese with a sharp spin, as they replace the trademark cheddar for a fine flutter of Gruyère and smoky bacon. This Macaroni Au Gratin flicks with a fine French flair and will have you well and truly lip-smacked.

Some people think mac & cheese the side dish, the supporting act when it comes to a meal, but that's not to say Heliot do. Join them for their gluttonous Millionaire's Mac and Cheese with a poached duck egg and truffle for the ultimate show stealer.

Tank and Paddle know how to do great pizza, they are pros at excellent beer, and their Macaroni cheese is simply divine. Baked in an oven, the dish comes in several options including with smoked bacon, pulled pork and cajun chicken. Wash it all down with a pint of their Meantime ale and you've got yourself a great night in the City.

It may not be the main restaurant, but the Spitalfields Bar below Hawksmoor still know what they're doing in the foodie department, especially when it comes to London's best mac & cheese. Join them in this cocktail spot for a pot of the good stuff as they're serving it up as a delish small plate.

From macaroni burgers to the best bacon mac and cheese in London, Porky's can't help themselves when it comes to the stuff. For a filler-upper, head on down to the Bankside location for some of the best cheese and pasta that money can surely buy.

With some of the dirtiest and most delicious New York-inspired comfort food in the city, it's no wonder that this glorious mac and cheese dish shines. Boasting pulled beef short rib and BBQ sauce aplenty, 'The Mac Daddy' macaroni cheese burger is something that only the gods could think up.

Not only is Flight Club Bloomsbury one of the best places to hang out with friends thanks to their social darts and cool Victorian carnival aesthetics, but they also do a mean macaroni and cheese. So get down there, throw a few darts and tuck in while hanging out in one of the most fun bars around.

It's got the sweet tablecloths, it's got the Americana attitude and it's got the whopping burgers, but we all know you've come here for news about London's top macaroni cheese, and Maxwell's churn out the goods, event promising a thick crust on top.

Slipping suitably into the bustling energy of Covent Garden and Kentish Town, Joe's Southern Table & Bar showcases this humble crumble with a tasty clucky twist. Served sizzling hot in a saucepan either as a side or a main, your tastebuds will no doubt be tingled by the thick, gloopy cream and tomato sauce and seasoned chicken-y chops. Topped with chives, spices, salt and pepper this mac 'n' cheese certainly plans to wow the crowds.

Fried chicken is great, but you also know what's good? Some of the best mac and cheese in London, which is exactly what Absurd Bird have to boast. Giving you all sorts of dairy realness, head on down for a bubbling dose of pasta and cheese.