New Restaurants in London

14 Hills is more than just a pretty face; the Square Mile restaurant, bar and deli offers an equally stunning menu of British cuisine with French flair. Pair that with the expertly-made cocktail creations and beautiful views, and you've got one perfect date location. 

A salon, spa and botanical restaurant in the heart of Nine Elms, The Linnaean Cafe has many talents. Explore the foliage-adorned hideaway and you'll find a plant-rich menu that not only matches the decor but caters to the city's budding flexitarian population. 

One of the hottest new restaurants in London, Daffodil Mulligan is the latest offering from chef Richard Corrigan, John Nugent and Tony Gibney. Think Irish whiskeys, cocktails and live entertainment alongside a stunning food menu.

The newest venture from the Adventure Bar group, the Lost Alhambra is a beaut underground bar inspired by debaucherous partying of days gone by. Head on over to drink, dance and tuck into delicious gravy-soaked burgers and fries from Dip & Flip. 

Set within a former power station and coal store, Wild by Tart combines a restaurant, bar, deli and kiosk, retail store, events space, and photography studio. Food-wise? Expect equally eclectic plates such as artichoke mac and cheese and beef carpaccio with pickled shimeji mushroom.

With a community-centred ethos and a relaxed setting, The Tramshed Project is a welcome addition to Shoreditch's dining scene. Open from breakfast through to dinner, the Rivington Street co-working space also knocks up a tasty bottomless brunch and Sunday roast.

Kolamba is a new Sri Lankan eatery in Soho, giving Londoners the chance to explore the rich and vibrant flavours of the country's cuisine. Inspired by home cooking and family recipes, the heavily coconut-oriented menu utilises plenty of sharing plates for proper communal feasting.

After shutting up shop in Clapham, much-loved restaurant The Dairy has moved things to Bermondsey for an innovative new menu washed down with classic cocktails and a top-notch wine list.

London Bridge has a new neighborhood Italian eatery, perfectly placed on the riverside. Serving up fresh plates of orecchiette with fennel sausage and Swiss chard ragu, whole large Scottish lobster taglierini and more, Legare's perfect wine pairings can be bought and taken home.

Amazonico is recognised as one of Madrid's most illustrious eateries, and now diners of London will be able to experience it without purchasing a plane ticket. Proudly placed in Berkeley Square, the bold bar and restaurant is sure to win hearts with its Brazilian and Mexican plates. 

Looking for a slick new date night destination? Sticks 'n' Sushi is the place to go for sake-fuelled fun and Japanese-meets-Danish cuisine. The new Beak Street location serves the menu of signature maki, sashimi and more from its sultry Soho spot. 

From its humble beginnings as a Bethnal Green pop-up to residencies across the city, Bubala has been doing the rounds for a while. Inspired by the cafes of Tel Aviv and Lebanon, the restaurant will serve up traditional dishes cooked over an open grill from its new home in Spitalfields.

Peckham is one of London's hottest hubs for eating and drinking. Its latest destination? Peckham Cellars, a neighborhood joint serving wine, cocktails and modern plates of aged meats, tenderstem broccoli and sardines, in a welcoming and laid-back atmosphere. 

First came the Cheese Bar and then Pick & Cheese. And now? Dairy lover Mathew Carver is bringing you a floating boat dedicated to all things tasty. Located in Paddington, The Cheese Barge will have you tucking into goats' curd with lamb crumpets and washed rind cheese with smoked mackerel and treacle soda bread.

Famed for their epic feasts of fried chicken, Wingmans have made it to Central London and brought their epic signature buffalo sauce along for the ride. Get your gloves on and dig into burgers, fries, chicken and more 

The first restaurant from 2018 Masterchef: The Professionals finalist William JM Chilila, Akoko promises to be a gastronomical exploration of West Africa cuisine with British ingredients. Expect bold flavours, perfect wine pairings and plenty more from the new Fitzrovia haunt.

Located in the heart of West London, Los Mochis is the restaurant promising pan-Pacific plates and Instagrammable interiors. Head to Notting Hill for date nights, special occasions and catch-ups with mates, over a menu of Mexican and Japanese bites.

Westminster Fire Station will soon be home to one of the city's most hotly-anticipated new Indian restaurants. Michelin-starred chef Atul Kochhar (of Kanishka fame) will be launching Mathura with a menu of high-end authentic dishes that promises to impress.

Not only is this Dalston hotel hiding a gin distillery and microbrewery, but Kraft Dalston is also boasting a menu of fancy kebabs too. With a kitchen headed up by Le Bab, beers courtesy of German Kraft Brewery and drinks from Jim & Tonic, this is one for your radar.

Sister site to Soho's award-winning Swift, this Shoreditch outpost is also shaking up sophisticated sips in a monochrome setting. A more intimate space, the East London bar is offering the same spritzes and Irish coffees as the original, but this time with a brunch menu of waffles and doughnuts.

From toro futomaki and Highland wagyu donburi to beautiful salads, Bisushima is the Covent Garden restaurant that's bringing you a taste of Japan to St. Martin's Place. Think Insta-worthy interiors and a stunning rooftop space.

The gang from The Pergolas, Lost in Brixton and The Prince have turned their gaze to Kensington for their newest opening. A botanical beauty, Bloom follows the same floral theme seen in sister sites, finished off with a secret dancefloor, cocktails and nibbles.