Restaurants In Hammersmith

This cosy, high-ceilinged restaurant is dishing up quality British seafood, fine English wines and UK-themed cocktails. Faber in Hammersmith serves everything from sourdough with anchovy butter to barbecue seabass, with a menu that changes daily. 

When it comes to Hammersmith restaurants by the river, The Old Ship is one of our favourites. Found on records as far back as 1722, this now modernised boozer is a haven for dining mid-walk along the Thames, fronting the likes of buratta, pork loin steak and plant-based burgers.

The Rooks Nest is a West London boozer that's just a stone's throw from Hammersmith station, pouring pints and whipping up delicious plates for those in need of refreshment after a busy day. Expect hearty, homemade comfort food and sumptuous Sunday roasts courtesy of this local fave. 

While a cosy pub at heart, Distillers is also one of our top choices for restaurants near Hammersmith Apollo. You'll find a spacious beer garden, local musicians performing regularly and a massive range of craft beers, alongside mouthwatering British dishes. What more could you want?

Looking for a lunch or dinner that has a little more of a luxurious edge? Found in the heart of the Brook Green hotel, this restaurant may come under the guise of a plush pub, but there's no doubt that its British plates are unrivalled in the area.

Located in the heart of Hammersmith, The Hand & Flower is a charming gastropub that blends traditional pub culture with exceptional dining. This stylish venue is perfect for those who appreciate great food and drink in a relaxed, welcoming setting.

It serves up a mouth-watering menu, focused on seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, offering everything from wild mushroom risotto to halloumi fries, and the carefully curated drinks menu features a selection of local craft beers, fine wines, and inventive cocktails, making it the perfect spot to enjoy a delicious meal paired with the perfect tipple.

The Black Lion is a riverside restaurant and cosy boozer serving up traditional British fare. With a fireplace for colder days and the sunny terrace that's ideal come the summer months, this is the perfect place to dine at an affordable price.

The best restaurants near Hammersmith Apollo? Kindred is definitely in the running, with a trio of tasty drinks, delicious food and gorgeous interiors. The spot also has a beer garden and regularly plays host to live music nights, perfect for some tableside entertainment.

After the Hammersmith restaurants open every day of the week? The Blue Anchor is one to keep in mind, as it's boasting a prime location on the banks of the Thames, including a 'river room' with beaut views. When it comes to food, expect pork belly bites, nduja mac 'n' cheese with truffle and pan-roasted seabass.

Found just a mere stroll from the tube station and touting sparkling yet classic pub interiors that we all know and love, The Stonemasons Arms is the perfect pick for those after an Italian restaurant in Hammersmith. Rife with sourdough pizzas, this place prices them at just £12 with a pint on Sundays.

Home to gastro fare, it's no wonder why Queen's Head Hammersmith has made it on our list of the best restaurants in the area. Whether you fancy delving into a griddled octopus with black olive mayonnaise and sweet potato fries or wild mushroom risotto, this venue is bound to impress.

One of the top Hammersmith restaurants open for brunch, burgers and more, Belushi's may be the home to all things sport in the city, but its casual dining scene is also one to note. From onion rings or wings down to Americana bites, the food is fun, relaxed and affordable. 

To catch the best of any boat races while you dine, The Crab Tree's glorious riverside location is sure to hit the spot, making it an amazing choice of restaurants in Hammersmith with outdoor seating. Aside from sunning yourself outside or cosying up among the vintage interiors, there's Sunday roasts, crab linguine and lamb rump to chow down on.

Hidden inside The Chancellors pub on Crisp Road, just a short stroll from the Thames, Crisp Pizza W6 has become a cult favourite among London's pizza lovers. What began as a humble pop-up now draws devoted fans from all corners of the city, and beyond.

Helmed by Carl McCluskey, Crisp's pizzas are baked 'low and slow' in electric bread ovens, creating a crisp base with that perfect chewy centre. Signature pies like the spicy pepperoni, fiery 'nduja, and the decadent Vecna with burrata and hot honey steal the show, while indulgent calzones - both savoury and sweet - round out the menu. 

Located just down the road from Stamford Brook station, this charming watering hole has real ales, quality pub grub and more, all with live sports or music to entertain. Munch beef casserole or a succulent burger, before finishing with a signature Malteaser cheesecake.