Restaurants in Brixton

If you're after amazing restaurants in Brixton, then the Beast of Brixton is a literal hidden gem you need to visit. Home to bottomless brunches and legendary Sunday roasts, they also have a menu packed with street-food inspired treats. Tacos, sandwiches, burgers and small plates will keep you full, and to wash it down they have a wonderful list of cocktails and beer, all while you sit in one of the coolest venues in the area.  

One of the most rootin' tootin' places to have dinner in Brixton, Blues Kitchen is a homage to all things New Orleans. Whether you're hunkering down for whisky and cocktails in front of the gospel choir, scoffing down fiery chicken burgers or dancing the night away, this unique London restaurant is one of the best around. 

A friendly, charming venue, Market House is a great party pub, but also an ideal place to enjoy a satisfying range of fresh food, all made with locally sourced ingredients. With light bites like wild boar sausage rolls and lemon and garlic wedges perfect for sharing, those after a full meal will not be disappointed. Pumpkin salad, oven baked aubergine, posh burgers with skin-on chips. This Brixton restaurant has it all.

A restaurant in Brixton, that upon entering, leaves you feeling you have stumbled across and old-school Chinese opium den always makes an interesting dining experience. The menu gives hungry clientele a fantastic selection of bite sized Dim Sum. Traditionally prepared with harmoniously blended ingredients sourced worldwide, Dim Sum is made for sharing and provides intense dishes that may be small on size but big on flavour.

Certainly not strangers when it comes to the art of great food and drink, head on down to Shrub and Shutter as your Brixton dinner experience promises only the best in small plates, British flavours and unique cocktails. 

Canova Hall is a café with bottomless coffee and fast wifi in the morning, but once night descends it transforms into an Italian eating and drinking hotspot. Expect delicious Italian bites cooked in their all-wood oven, as well as cocktails delivered on drinks trolleys.

Headed up by Masterchef winner Tim Anderson, Nanban a truly global menu. Fusing Japanese cuisine with the cultural melting pot that characterises the area, it's one of the best restaurants in Brixton.

Barrio is a restaurant, cocktail bar and social club all rolled into one high energy package. Serving up delicious Latin American fare like ceviche tostadas and cactus quesadillas, it's one of the liveliest restaurants in Brixton. 

The famous Rosa's Thai Cafe has spread its wings and open yet another site, this time in South London. Created by a husband and wife that were inspired by their travels across the Far East, the restaurant will serve a selection of traditional Thai recipes that have al been subtly tweaked by modern influences. Adding particular charm to this restaurant in Brixton, the venue will be dressed as a 1930s post office, inspired by the local building that sat just down the road.

If you have a hankering for something Spanish, then this late night restaurant is a prime choice. There's wines, beers and even a delicious selection of tapas to keep you fuelled while the DJs do their thing.

The first champagne bar in Brixton, Champagne + Fromage not only can you enjoy some of the finest French Champagne known to the world, but also tuck into some excellent food. A huge range of cheese dominate the menu, but there are other delicacies such as the tempura frogs legs, snail and cherry tomato salad, Oeuf Cocotte with pear and blue cheese or fois gras and a brilliant range of tarts. Dining here is an indulgent treat to yourself, so relax and enjoy.

While some may consider that chicken restaurants in Brixton aren't all that hard to come by, none do it quite like CHICKENLiquor. Bird is the word at this boozy joint as guests can tuck into a top selection of drinks alongside deep fried chicken goodies from the team.