Winter Restaurants In London

Gastro classics next to a fireplace? One of the most affordable restaurants in London, The Grazing Goat is making winter dinners a snug experience as you glug on red wine by the crackling logs, tucking in to a menu of gorgeous British classics. 

Hidden away in Southfields, Park Tavern is one of London's cosiest pubs. With wall to wall wood panelling, roaring fires and some of the capital's biggest Sunday roasts, it's the perfect setting for a lazy weekend or romantic winter date night.

Gorgeous from head to toe, Bourne & Hollingsworth is like a home, if your home is incredibly well designed and filled with plants. Nestle into one of their floral armchairs or perch by the fire before scoffing plates that include Cornish hake and roasted apricots.

Save money on the plane ticket and get those alpine vibes over at The Montague on the Gardens as their Ski Lodge returns for another year. Get into the festive spirit with falling snow, reindeer, ski racks and fairy lights at this cute winter restaurant in London.

A gorgeous rooftop winter restaurant in London, Madison serves its modern cocktails and delicious dishes against the backdrop of St Paul's Cathedral. Embracing a different festive theme each year, the sleek spot comes adorned with twinkling lights and snuggly blankets.

The Gladwin Brothers promise winter dining at its finest. Decorated more like a secret Narnia hideaway than a Battersea restaurant, this forest-like venue serves up a selection of warming plates, boasting the best in local and wild ingredients. 

The English Grill at The Rubens at The Palace Hotel is bringing the wintry vibes with its leather-clad interiors, decadent seven-course dinners and dimly lit candles. They also have seasonal dinners during the colder months if you fancy a festive affair.

British dishes are flanked by toasty fires and dimly lit candles at this snug-as-a-bug London pub from Fuller's. Perfect for a post-walk pint and lunch, the Holly Bush is one of Hampstead's most picturesque spots during the chillier months. 

From seasonal afternoon teas to traditional roast dinners, Butler's is the perfect place for a little winter retreat. On top of mouthwatering dishes in the restaurant, you'll find cheese and beer pairings alongside luxurious hotel rooms in the heart of Mayfair.

Think it ain't fun-due if there's no fondue? The White Haus is a quirky ski-themed pub near Farringdon. Perfect for a winter date night in London, the alpine spot comes complete with a suspended gondola lift and a luxurious cheese offering.

Searching for a wintry spot in South London? Enjoy delicious fare at The Green Room, which comes complete with a covered garden, plush blankets and warming heaters. They're also showcasing a killer festive menu.

For a warm and cosy restaurant in London, The Cadogan Arms is oozing of Chelsea charm with its dark wood features, toasty fireplace and glass chandeliers. You can enjoy scrumptious British classics such as black pudding scotch eggs, alongside a glass of red or white.

A dining destination that includes gorgeous glasses of wine and ooey gooey fondue? A winter dream. Even better? Doing all that inside an igloo. Make your way to Dining Domes WC1 and settle in for a sumptuous dinner or beaut brunch. And when it's chilly, cuddle up with a blanket.

You will have to work a little bit harder to find this secret winter restaurant in Soho, but when you do, you will be rewarded with an intimate and cosy heaven. Opium is bringing the heat with Chinese-inspired interiors and a matching food menu.

A hugely popular pub comes the winter months, The Prince is known for its electric atmosphere, beautiful interiors and sprawling heated beer garden. Perfect for groups big and small, the long tables offer the perfect setting for a sharing-style feast.

Offering sweeping views of the city's skyline, Aviary's heated rooftop igloos are the perfect escape from the Christmas chaos of the streets below. Grab your nearest and dearest and settle in for a night of cocktails, fondue and British plates in the most luxe surroundings. 

Nestled into the heart of Richmond, No 1 Duke Street is part of the ever-charming Darwin and Wallace restaurant group. From its warming fires to its plush sofas and festoon-lit terrace, this heavenly haunt screams winter dining. 

Offering the quintessential winter pop-up experience, Bar Under the Bridge is a perfect escape from the bustling banks of the River Thames. Cuddle up with a mulled wine or a hot toddy, chow down on juicy burgers and get into the festive spirit with one of their Christmas activities.

Single handedly the most festive spot in the city, Fuller's pub The Churchill Arms are taking the season by storm with their notorious Christmas tree exteriors, cosy pub insides and dedicated Thai menu.

Nothing screams winter more than cosy mountain vibes and warming, indulgent raclette. Luckily, Waterloo will be home to Fire & Fromage, a fantastic space with built-in fire pits and cosy nooks. For £35, you'll be able to delve into free-flowing cheese and sides, followed by sweet treats.

While Neverland might be more of a pop-up than a restaurant, it's still a great shout when it comes to wintertime treats. We're talking alpine-themed decor and plush blankets as a backdrop while you munch on gourmet burgers, fondue and much more.

While the interiors of The MAINE Mayfair make it one seriously cosy hangout, it also boasts a beaut winter garden terrace that's ideal for relaxed lunches and suppers. Whichever you choose, tuck into cracking cuisine, like steak, Dover sole and shrimp linguine.

The Hari Hotel Bar & Terrace is a cosy restaurant in Central London. Boasting a chic outdoor seating area, a retractable roof and gourmet comfort food, the eatery will see you tucking into burgers, steaks, salads and light bites.

A gorgeous place to rest your feet on a winters day, Colonel Saab is a fantastic Holborn restaurant to enjoy a decadent dinner. While sitting under chandeliers and surrounded by unique antiques, tuck into fragrant Indian curries and bar snacks.

Searching for Christmas restaurants in London? Make your way to Vinegar Yard as the street food haven will be sure to have tonnes of festive fare. Last year, they whipped out Truffle Ho Ho Ho Burgers and themed cocktails from Grey Goose so you can bet your bottom dollar they will be back for more.

Experience the snow-capped mountains of China at Tattu's Great Snow pop-up this season. Not only has the terrace been transformed, but the London restaurant is also serving up a menu of wagyu dumplings, Shanghai black cod and more.

London's most Instagrammable winter restaurant, Dalloway Terrace is back and this year it's touting breakfast, brunch, afternoon tea and cocktails with stunning decor that'll take you from friendly catch-ups to date nights and beyond.