Restaurants in Knightsbridge

Tucked just moments from Knightsbridge Station, Cafer Erol London 1807 is a haven of Turkish charm and refined flavour. With a remarkable 230-year heritage, this elegant tea room reimagines centuries of Turkish hospitality in the heart of London.

From hand-rolled börek to jewel-like baklava, each dish is a nod to the Mediterranean's rich culinary legacy. Whether you're dropping by for a leisurely lunch or indulging in their signature afternoon tea, Cafer Erol blends authentic taste with contemporary finesse - all in a serene, beautifully styled setting.

Nestled neatly among some of London's most iconic landmarks, Jumeirah Carlton Tower is a stylish and sophisticated escape from the city. With marble floors, statement seating and epic views, it's perfect for business lunches or elegant evening dinners.

There's a dish for all kinds of occasion too, from the amazing a la carte to afternoon tea and alpine fondue. Needless to say, the wine list is equally on point, packing in the finest tipples from the world over.

Home to some of the most elaborate afternoon teas in London, The Egerton House Hotel pays homage to the classic experience with twists including their very own doggy afternoon tea, and a brilliant vegan option. This cosy dining room features comfy seating, traditional decor and lots of natural light, with impeccable service guaranteed.

Dig into finger sandwiches and sweet treats, with an optional glass of Champagne. Or if it's small plates that you're after, they offer four for £35, including chicken satay, cumin falafels, mushroom parfait and more.

When it comes to luxury all-day dining in Knightsbridge, there's nowhere quite like The Hari Hotel. On sunny days head up to the rooftop garden for cocktails in the sunshine, or curl up by one of the roaring fires and enjoy an Italian-inspired feast of creamy tagliatelle and truffle fries.

Blending fun with elegance, Layalina is a Knightsbridge restaurant that doesn't just boast Lebanese cuisine, head to Privee on the lower floor of the building for a night of cabaret and cocktails to be remembered.

While a gastropub by nature, The Alfred Tennyson has still made a name for itself on Knightsbridge's dining scene. Expect a farm to fork experience, thanks to dishes packed with sustainably sourced British ingredients, all washed down with over 30 wines by the glass.

This swish Italian eatery is an unmissable place for dinner in Knightsbridge. Found a stone's throw from Sloane Square, Il Pampero promises authentic dishes with a modern twist, fine wine pairings and swoon-worthy interiors to make for one memorable evening. 

Bringing a dazzling tribute to the Amalfi Coast to Knightsbridge, ALBA serves up high-end Italian fare with a touch of glamour. Just behind Harrods, its citrus trees, Venetian floors and costal tones are the perfect escape from the city.

The menu is a luxurious as the decor, packed with indulgent dishes like truffle-topped carpaccio, lobster linguine and caviar-laced tagliolini. There's a side of theatre with every course too, from tableside preparations to its famous giant Ferrero Rocher dessert that's fast become a social media sensation.

Designed by Noriyoshi Muramatsu of Studio Glitt, CLAP is a restaurant that's as beautiful as it is delicious. Located on Basil Street, this dramatic destination offers an immersive, sensory approach to dining, promising a vibrant atmosphere complete with live DJs and sleek decor.

As for the menu? Expect high-quality Japanese fare, made with only the finest ingredients. Get stuck into the likes of salmon sashimi, rock shrimp tempura, avocado maki and so much more, with omakase menus available as well.

On the top floor of The Peninsula London with views overlooking Hyde Park Corner, Brooklands by Claude Bosi has quickly taken its place among London's fine dining elite. Led by one of Britain's most celebrated chefs, Claude Bosi, it holds not one but two Michelin stars to its name. 

The menu leans towards modern British with every dish combining exceptional seasonal ingredients and impressive technical cooking chops. Think racan guinea fowl with razor clams, tamarind Oxfordshire venison and red pepper miso Devonshire cod.

Situated on Motcomb Street, Mina's is a pretty Knightsbridge restaurant worth visiting. Not only does this gorgeous venue offer up beautiful interiors, from blush seating to hanging plants, but there's also a fantastic range of Mediterranean grub and bespoke cocktails to enjoy.