Best Restaurants In Farringdon

A gorgeous spot between Farringdon and City Thameslink stations, The White Haus is an alpine-chic haunt in the centre of the city. As for the grub? Expect anything from chicken schnitzels to 'nduja Scotch eggs and elevated five bean chilli.

Flaunting everything from braised lamb shoulder and chicken yassa to fried plantains and much more, The Patio is perfect for dinner in Farringdon. Embracing the West African culture, the venue also dishes out some beaut cocktails to boot.

If you're after Farringdon restaurants with outdoor seating, The Argyle boasts a lovely terrace for alfresco chomping. Pop along to this traditional haunt to wolf down British classics done right, from sausage and mash to steaming hot pies.

Dans Le Noir turns out the lights to let you enjoy your food through lesser-used senses. Guided and served by blind staff members, you'll be treated to delicious food in a totally unique way. And while it might not be one for the 'Gram, it's still a fantastic Farringdon restaurant if we ever saw one.

The Fence is one of the best Farringdon restaurants, helping you enjoy your downtime. Offering a menu of delicious British eats, this is much more than your standard gastropub fare, as the kitchen whips up pan-roasted salmon fillet accompanied by peperonata, plus pork chops with feta polenta.

One of the best Farringdon restaurants for lunch? This all-day bar and brasserie is renowned city-wide for its impeccable interiors and craft cocktails, but it's the food that gets us hot under the collar. Think seasonal menus elevating British cuisine to a tee.

70s-inspired and dripping in cool, Coin Laundry is one of the best restaurants near Exmouth Market. Aside from the chic furnishings and quirky events, there are scrumptious eats, such as gochujang brisket buns and aubergine caponata.

Located at the entrance of Exmouth Market, Craft House has plenty to offer. While the venue might be known for the table football and delish craft beer, the boozer also has scrumptious pizzas. We recommend trying The Wicked One, complete with four cheeses and truffle.

Iberica Farringdon is a lively Spanish-inspired bar which is perfect for private events, big group bookings and slinky date nights. You'll tuck into delicious tapas, paella and more, all washed down with plenty of paired sherry and wine.

Using inspiration from Southern Europe, Vinoteca in Farringdon dishes up a weekly changing menu of delicious fare, which includes lots of lip-smacking mains, small plates and cured meats. Each dish has been matched with a wine, so it's much-loved by vino lovers.

Located next door to the iconic Fabric nightclub, Smiths of Smithfield is one of the best Farringdon bars and restaurants. With four floors of unique spaces, plus a load of delicious food and drink to choose from, it's the perfect spot to enjoy a meal out.

A place where meat is always on the menu, Gaucho's Smithfield location promises some of the finest cuts in the city. Expect seriously cool interiors that are bound to impress whatever dinner companions you bring along, as well as mouthwatering Argentian steaks, burgers and tuna ceviche.

A gorgeous pub toting a wooden panelled bar, glowing chandeliers and vintage artwork on the walls, The Butcher's Hook and Cleaver slings out some seriously moreish munch. Think lots of perfectly prepared pies, sarnies and puds, alongside salads and other classics.

Fidelio Café is one of the best restaurants Farringdon has to offer, serving a menu of European cuisine, matched with classic cocktails and glasses of wine. The ideal spot for a romantic date night, this upscale spot adds an extra sense of ambience with music and moody interiors.

More than just a party spot, Piano Works also fronts a range of dining options for every occasion. From banging brunches complete with bottomless fizz to slick dinners toting cocktails and ribeye steaks, all the grub is top-notch and comes served with a side of non-stop live music.

Located in Exmouth Market, Anilo's Kitchen is a Farringdon hotspot worth visiting. Delve into Mediterranean plates, including pan-fried king prawns with garlic and white wine, grilled portobello mushrooms or charcoal-grilled marinated octopus. Thirsty? Check out the wine menu.