Best Restaurants In London 2024

Where the UK was once scoffed at for its food, the capital has now become one of the shining stars of European gastronomy. From sublime Michelin-starred restaurants to marvellous pub grub, you should never go hungry in the area. But, with so much to choose between, where do you begin? Check out our list of the best restaurants in London.

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Last updated on 15th March 2024




Humble Grape - Wine Bars in London

When it comes to pairing wine with your meal, there's no restaurant quite like Humble Grape. Found across London, not only do the interiors flit between contemporary, classic and industrial, the plates are seasonal, high-end and paired with the finest bottles. 

Best Iberica Restaurants in London

If you're looking for the best tapas restaurants in London, Iberica is here to lend a hand. They're serving up plenty of delicious Spanish small plates, including croquetas, jamon Iberico and tortillas, in beautiful surrounds.

The MAINE Mayfair

A New England-style brasserie, The MAINE has earned quite a reputation for its elevated fare. On top of the flavourful food, this venue has five distinct rooms, split across three floors of a converted Georgian townhouse in the heart of Mayfair.

Megan's - Various Sites

Looking for a top-notch restaurant to post on the 'Gram? Megan's is bound to whet your whistle. Boasting venues across the capital, from alfresco spots in Chiswick to beautiful hubs in Kensington, these haunts boast a delicious variety of Mediterranean food and brunch dishes.

Arros QD

Looking for the best restaurants in London serving Spanish food? You won't want to miss out on the Valencian fare at ArrosQD, which is all whipped up using open fire cooking techniques. Think truffle potato souffle, rabbit paella and octopus leg across sumptuous tasting menus. 

Chuku's

Chuku's is one of the capital's best-kept secrets - a hidden gem in the form of the world's first Nigerian tapas restaurant, born from brother-sister duo Emeka and Ifeyinwa Frederick's creative minds. Step foot through its glass doors and enter a contemporary coral-coloured space, inspired by adobe clay, decked out in vibrant artwork alongside minimalist light fixtures. As soon as you get your chops around the jollof rice, honey suya prawns and plantains waffles, you'll soon see why it's one of the best eateries our city has to offer. And if that doesn't seal the deal? Have a pint of Nigerian Guinness.