Mint Leaf Lounge and Restaurant brings in the crowd with traditional dishes and cocktails. A must-for any date night in Central London, head on down for some of the best curries in the City alongside pieces of cocktail art.

If you're looking for a quirky place to eat near Liverpool Street, look no further than Sagardi, the Curtain Road restaurant that serves a selection of Basque cuisine. Feast on authentic flavours whilst quaffing Mediterranean wines at this swish spot.

Owned by celebrity chef Richard Corrigan, Daffodil Mulligan brings opulence to Irish cuisine. Offering a wide array of seafood and sharing plates, this restaurant near Liverpool Street is great for everything from a quick lunch to an intimate dinner for two.

With freshly brewed beer and British-sourced plates on the menu, Broadleaf near Liverpool Street is offering a sociable and fun restaurant. Join them for sports games, shuffle board and an easy menu of classics against a backdrop of contemporary decor.

Devonshire Terrace pays serious attention to its modern European menu and quality drinks selection. Enjoy their wine list, which has become a signature part of their offering, alongside a relaxed atmosphere, excellent service and a chic décor.

Paradise Green is a gorgeous Australian-inspired restaurant flaunting golden decor, pastel seating and a beautiful outdoor terrace filled with plants. Their brunch dishes are to die for, think blueberry buttermilk pancakes or smoked salmon royale, while you can tuck into everything from miso roasted aubergine to chicken parmigiana on the main menu.

You can find Straits Kitchen just a stone's throw from Liverpool Street, whipping up a unique, contemporary spin on classic South East Asian fare. Snap up a table for breakfast, lunch or dinner, where you can indulge in all kinds of tasty plates, from dim sum to hot sour bass fish soup.

Located in an 18th-century warehouse in East London is the swanky New Street Grill, oozing sophistication with its exposed brick decor and dome-shaped arches. It serves up some seriously good Josper-grilled steak alongside fresh British produce. On the menu, there's Dexter beef and ale pie, grilled Plymouth monkish and triple-cooked chips.

Looking to cater for a load of meat-lovers? Well temper is here and ready with fresh cuts and a critically-acclaimed chef at the helm. Throw in one of the world's biggest restaurant fire-pits, dedicated butcher and luxurious surroundings, and you're all set.

Quite literally translating as the Arabic word for treasure, Kenza is a luxuriant restaurant of Middle Eastern excess. In the hustle and bustle of Liverpool Street, steal some refuge in this exotic and lush lounge of Lebanese cuisines, belly dancers Moroccan aesthetics. 

Located just a stone's throw from Liverpool Street Station you'll find Crispin, a cool restaurant housed inside an asymmetric pavilion. The intimate space welcomes a regularly-rotating roster of guest chefs who produce weekly menus around local and seasonal ingredients.

Core restaurant boasts original character with its basement bar and dining area, which are social hubs for after work drinks or dinner. Enjoy their menu of classic pub style dishes including burgers, sandwiches, fish and chips or sausage and mash.

Wander over to Liverpool Street and you'll find this bright and airy gem of a restaurant offering fresh seafood and a calming atmosphere. The Fish Market cooks up daily catches and has its very own Crustacea Bar dishing up platters alongside fine wine. Head down to the historic warehouse for lunch or dinner to enjoy the likes of wild sea bass and crispy, fried whitebait. 

Fresh and fairytale like, The Drift is one of the most unique restaurants in Liverpool Street. Floral and botanical with a dash of the fairytale, not only do guests enjoy the well thought out interiors, there's brunch, booming dinner bites and cocktails aplenty at this charming dinner retreat. 

Found on Curtain Road, just a short stroll from Liverpool Street, Camino Shoreditch is an outstanding destination for Spanish food. Not only can you grab everything from suckling pig to Galician fillet steaks and grilled leeks with romesco, all washed down with wine, but the interiors here are the perfect balance of contemporary and cosy.

To tuck into tasty slices near Liverpool Street, alongside having the chance to attend some bottomless pizza and booze events, look no further than Pizza Pilgrims City. These guys know how to do your favourite Italian fare right, serving it up with a variety of toppings.

Balls Brothers Austin Friars is a relaxed spot with industrial fittings and a stunning open plan kitchen. Head here for a lunch meeting or to dine with friends after work, the venue also offers a wide array of cocktails and superb wines.

Cafe Luca is a hidden gem tucked away on a back street opposite the station. This pretty restaurant is complete with lots of greenery and has a menu full of Mediterranean delights. What's more, the cocktails at this destination are amazing, and they also serve weekend brunches.

One of the six bars and restaurants at Andaz on Liverpool Street, Eastway Brasserie is showcasing New York dining at its finest. Tuck into a range of comfort food classics and healthy options on the menu, alongside an impressive range of aesthetically-pleasing cocktails.

When it comes to finding a restaurant near Liverpool Street, Honest Burgers delivers time and time again. Famed for their moreish burgers and rosemary chips, this place packs a punch with its excellent cocktails and craft beers, making it a real winner time and time again.

Located a short distance from Liverpool Street, Penny Squares is a top spot for tasty modern British eats. Head inside, where you'll be met with chic interiors, alongside tasty grub, such as chicken and mushroom roulade with truffle cream or poached Cornish hake.

Head to this cool and quirky bar and restaurant which offers all-day brunching, pancakes and tasty cocktails for you to enjoy seven days a week. To keep things interesting, this haven for all-day breakfasts also houses its very own secret bar behind a Smeg fridge.

The epitome of sophisticated dining in Liverpool Street, The Botanist offers out slap up dishes in a truly dashing restaurant environment. Tuck into European and British cuisine, dabble in copper furnishings, unique cocktails and glittery dining booths.

Find a discreet door just off Bishopsgate and you'll find a carnivore's paradise. London Steakhouse Co. houses a whole range of British dishes, with steak cuts from Royal warrant holder Aubrey Allen, and a fantastic range of cocktails from their stylish bar.

Just a short walk from Liverpool Street, Merchant and Weaver is the gorgeous restaurant that's rustling up seasonal sharing plates, plus a lip-smacking range of craft beer and banging cocktails. Head on over to this chic, warm hotspot for an evening of scrumptious eats.

Tank and Pandle serves British cuisine ranging from light sharing plates to sandwiches, burgers and hearty mains. With a sister venue in Bishopsgate offering shuffleboard and home brewed beers, there's no excuse not to try 'em out.

The Folly is a floral haven for drinking and dining in the Liverpool Street area. Head here to kick back with a few drinks after work or delve into their menu of classic British plates, with a wide drink selection to explore and an alfresco terrace area that's perfect for the warmer months.

London's Exchange Square, which is just a stone's throw from Liverpool Street, is home to Piccolino. From the stunning private dining room to the beautiful terrace, Piccolino is the Italian restaurant that's sure to impress whatever the occasion.

A mere hop, skip and jump from the Liverpool Street Action, The Allegory is an all-day eatery and bar primed for tasty breakfasts, lunches and dinners. They also front a bustling list of bespoke cocktails to choose from.