Celebrity Restaurants in London

Located in the heart of London's St.James, you are bound to see a famous face dining here during the week. With live acts, well-dressed guests and upmarket brasserie-style dining, it's no wonder that this plush hangout once played host to Judy Garland's iconic wedding reception.

To mingle among stars at a Spanish fine dining restaurant, look no further than ArrosQD. From the sultry interiors to the sumptuous tasting menus whipped up using Valencian fire cooking techniques, this spot is proving a hit.

This restaurant is so hard to secure a booking at that it almost has celebrity status itself. The Devonshire is a Soho institution that spans across two floors: a cosy pub downstairs and an elegant but relaxed dining room on the upper level.

Both Margot Robbie and Ed Sheeran have been spotted eating here in the past, and for good reason. Their menu ranges from pumpkin risotto to potted shrimp and ribeye steaks, while Sundays promise a scrumptious roast dinner.

Located in Marylebone, The Seashell of Lisson Grove has quite the reputation. Tuck into scrumptious seafood, from prawn cocktail to calamari strips and popcorn cod. Sit at the aquarium seating area or the octopus bar - both sporting quirky decor.

Known to have been frequented by Stormzy, Jourdan Dunn, Poppy Ajudha and Bukayo Saka in the past, Stork is a real hub of celebrity dining. This luxurious Pan-African restaurant can be found in Mayfair, welcoming guests with a striking exterior that features tropical flowers and plants.

Inside, expect dark walls adorned with wooden carvings and sculptures, as well as more greenery. You'll fins all kinds of cool cocktails on the menu, with dishes ranging from mixed shellfish egusi to brown stew chicken and Ghanian red stew with plantain.

Having seen customers like Leonardo DiCaprio, George Clooney, Uma Thurman and Idris Elba in the past, Berners Tavern is a celebrity favourite that is surprisingly affordable for a high-end restaurant. It's located close to Oxford Street, boasting high ceilings, low lighting and ornate decoration throughout.

On the menu? Everything from grass-fed British steaks to line-caught Cornish cod and poached lobster mac and cheese. They offer a cheaper set menu, alongside brunch and Sunday roast options.

There's few other places where celebrity spotting in London goes down to the extent it does at Sketch. Legendary for its creative profile, this is somewhere you go for an experience that's wholly unique, scattered with luxury (and a few celebs) as well as incredible food and drink. 

When Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Sam Taylor-Johnson were spotted dining at Canteen, it was no surprise. This Notting Hill gem has become a low-key hotspot for those in the know.

With its sleek steel countertops, vibrant yellow seating, and a buzzing open kitchen helmed by River Café-trained chefs, Canteen offers seasonal Italian fare with finesse. Whether it's the beef shin ragu or a Morello cherry frangipane tart, each dish is elegantly unfussy - exactly the kind of place where A-listers can blend in and eat exceptionally well.

A playground of French-American foods, Electric Diner comes from the infamous Soho House group. Taking residency on the iconic Portobello Road, Electric Diner is one of our more relaxed restaurants for a spot of celebrity dining that's less pretentious and more 'fancy seeing you here'. 

With its freshly baked pastries, ethically sourced plates, and natural wines, Jolene has earned its place as one of London's most effortlessly cool dining spots. The brainchild of Jeremie Cometto-Lingenheim and David Gingell (of Westerns Laundry and Primeur fame), this laidback bakery-turned-bistro is all about quality ingredients and simple, soulful cooking. 

It's no surprise that Jolene has its fair share of famous fans - Keira Knightley and Daisy Edgar-Jones have both been spotted soaking up its effortlessly chic atmosphere. 

Nobu, of international infamy, has brought with it a whole load of celebrity customers. With a co-founder as famous as Robert De Niro, as well as next level sushi, it's no wonder that A-list names are such huge fans. It's definitely at the top of London's most famous restaurants and quite rightly so.

The China Tang Bar, located within The Dorchester, is the epitome of glamour and sophistication, offering a glimpse of 1930s Shanghai in the heart of central London. Created by the legendary Sir David Tang, the visionary behind Hong Kong's China Club, this stunning Art Deco-inspired space exudes timeless elegance, with velvet lounges, sleek wood panelling, and crystal chandeliers.

The bar has long been a favourite of the elite, with Kate Moss even taking over the entire restaurant at The Dorchester as part of her star-studded birthday celebrations. From classic cocktails to inventive creations like the Oriental Cosmo, this is the place to rub elbows with the rich and famous while sipping drinks in one of the most exclusive settings in London.

With its own waterfall behind the bar and gold plated crocodile, this restaurant oozes pan-Asian glamour. A favourite with the likes of Maya Jama, Kate Moss and David Cameron (Jess Glynne, less so), this is absolutely the place for a little star spotting. 

Possibly one of the most notorious restaurants in London is Chiltern Firehouse, renowned for its incredible Grade II listed venue and opulent interior design. Delicacies come thick and fast here, with a gourmet menu and hot-to-trot clientele, promising one hell of a dinner experience. 

It's no surprise that Sale E Pepe draws in the A-list crowd, with none other than Leonardo DiCaprio spotted here, tucking into their famous cacio e pepe. For 50 years, Sale E Pepe has been the go-to Italian restaurant in Knightsbridge, just a stone's throw from Harrods and Harvey Nichols. Originally opened in 1974 by legendary restaurateur Toni, this timeless yet modern trattoria continues to uphold his legacy, offering warm hospitality and classic Italian cooking with a refined twist.

Step inside, and you'll find a marble-topped bar, bronze accents, and deep blue walls adorned with contemporary art - all inspired by Milanese townhouses and grand Italian villas. As for the food? Expect indulgent plates like creamy burrata, delicate scallop crudo with caviar, and their signature bone-in veal chop, alongside pasta dishes that have kept guests coming back for decades.

Nestled on Notting Hill's iconic All Saints Road, The Pelican is more than just a pub - it's a community hub where locals and visitors alike gather to eat, drink, and unwind. Inspired by the belief that a pub should be the heart of a neighbourhood, it's a warm and welcoming spot that feels like an extension of your own living room.

And if you're hoping to spot a few familiar faces, Princess Eugenie and singer Dua Lipa are said to be among the pub's regulars, while Seb de Souza, star of Skins, has even hosted the pub's popular quiz night.

Located in Borough, Berenjak brings a taste of Iran's culinary heritage to London with a menu inspired by the traditional townhouses of Tehran's Alborz mountains. This lively spot combines the energy of an open kitchen on the ground floor, where you can watch the chefs work their magic, with a more intimate, family-style dining experience upstairs, perfect for sharing Persian stews, kababs, and mezze.

The menu is packed with celebratory dishes like the Zereshk Pollow, a charcoal rotisserie saffron chicken served with tangy barberries and a fresh Shirazi salad, all inspired by the childhood meals of founder Kian Samyani. Berenjak is not only loved for its vibrant atmosphere and delicious food, but it also attracts A-list attention - Aussie singer Troy Sivan was even spotted enjoying a meal at this popular spot while in London.

Tucked away in the heart of Shoreditch, Brat is where Basque-inspired, wood-fired cooking meets serious culinary clout. Helmed by Tomos Parry - formerly of Kitty Fisher's - this Michelin-starred hotspot takes its name from the old English word for turbot, and yes, the grilled turbot here is legendary. Cooked over charcoal in custom-made steel clamps, it's just one of the many flame-kissed delights on offer.

And if the food wasn't already A-list enough, the crowd certainly is. Brat is a well-known celebrity haunt, with the likes of Paul Mescal spotted tucking into its signature seafood. Whether you're here for the charcoal-grilled perfection or a bit of star-spotting, this Shoreditch gem delivers every time.