Best Restaurants In Fitzrovia

For Charlotte Street restaurants, head to the world-famous steakhouse, Gaucho. Descend to a world of chrome, marble and leather, alongside an Argentine beef menu and wine on tap (helping reduce their carbon footprint).

If tapas are more your speed when it comes to the dining scene, then Pinch is a great shout. You can munch on an array of small plates paired with creative cocktails. Hungry, hungry? Not to fret - large plates include everything from truffle mac 'n' cheese to bavette steaks and roasted cod.

If you're on the hunt for restaurants in Fitzrovia, 28-50 Oxford Circus is quite the stunner. Enjoy delving into a mouthwatering menu curated by head chef Julien Baris, which showcases some of the best European fare. Thirsty? They have an extensive cocktail menu for that.

Pied à Terre is bringing Michelin star dining to Fitzrovia, with its blend of seasonal and British ingredients. For an extra special treat, book in for the 10-course tasting menu (also available in vegetarian and vegan form), with everything from smoked quail through to Orkney scallops.

Along with music quizzes and bottomless brunches, Jerusalem Bar and Kitchen is a fantastic shout when it comes to food and drinks. Boasting low lighting and exposed brickwork, the venue promises delicious burgers and sharing platters. For cocktails? We recommend the espresso martini.

Situated on Charlotte Street, Vagabond fronts an epic afternoon deal of bottomless wine, but it also happens to knock up quite the food offering. Their blue cheese and ham flatbreads are especially scrumptious, or you can tuck into nibbles such as truffle fries and charcuterie meats.

Plant lovers will love this next one. Boasting gorgeous greenery, velvet-clad seating and low-hanging lights, The Arber Garden is one of the best Fitzrovia restaurants. Tuck into a cracking set menu or canape list and pair your meal with a garden mojito.

What started out as a menswear brand in the 80s progressed into one of Thailand's most popular restaurants, and can now be found in Fitzrovia. Greyhound Cafe is a homage to Thai dining, done with a contemporary flair; we recommend the hot oil pork knuckle, an Asian take on a traditional German dish.

Situated on Stanhope Street, just a short distance from Great Portland Street station, La Fenice is a top spot for Italian cuisine. Make your way inside its sultry space, decked out with olive green seating and stunning artwork, for a range of elevated halal-friendly plates.

For one of the best restaurants in Marylebone, Iberica has you set with stunning interiors and delicious Spanish fare. While sipping on a gorgeous glass of wine, you can wolf down plates of paella, cured meats and grilled tiger prawns.

Fronting super swish interiors, open fire cooking and some of the best Valencian cookery in London, ArrosQD is the perfect place to settle down for a meal. Choose from their variety of tasting menus, which include the likes of truffle potato souffle, rabbit paella and octopus leg.

The go-to for brunch in Fitzrovia, Riding House Cafe has got all-day charm nailed, thanks to its combination of colour popping interiors and wall-to-wall sash windows. Food is largely of the breakfast variety with plenty of egg-filled options and a truly decadent truffled mac 'n' cheese.

Just a short walk from Tottenham Court Road tube station, The Montague on The Gardens is serving up delicious comfort food, afternoon teas and light bites from their many pretty spaces. Whether you choose their terrace, bar or Blue Door Bistro, you'll be coming back for more at this Fitzrovia hotel spot.

One of the best restaurants near Great Portland Street station, The Union Bar Regents Place is an excellent eatery if you fancy hearty meals with an innovative twist - think polenta-fried calamari, duck rillettes and cornmeal fried chicken paired with waffles.

Boasting orange and green interiors, The Prince of Wales Feathers serves traditional pub cuisine - fab if you fancy affordable eats in a casual atmosphere. Our favourite deal is their mouthwatering Cherry Orchard pork loin roast every Sunday for just £12.50.

Not far from Goodge Street tube, Salt Yard in Fitzrovia is serving up tapas and classic Spanish plates in intimate surroundings. Tuck into a taste of the Mediterranean at this central London restaurant, with dishes such as Cornish mussels with saffron and slow-roasted Italian aubergine.

When it comes to Taiwanese food in Fitzrovia, there's only one place you need to know. Take your pick from fried chicken, beef cheek nuggets, black cod bao buns and cocktails in the form of umeshu negronis over at Bao.

Whether you're after a date night haunt or for some afternoon tea with pals, Lantana Cafe in Fitzrovia is a firm choice. Be sure to sink your teeth into its fantastic selection of dishes, from breakfast avocado poke bowls to mushroom tacos and much more.

As one of the best restaurants in Fitzrovia for lunch, DF Tacos Tottenham Court Road is a cool, artsy hangout that boasts a delicious menu of Mexican-American grub. While you tuck into grilled burritos, chargrilled steak, and buttermilk chicken tacos, sip on tasty beers and cocktails.

The Refinery at Regent's Place is a snazzy spot to dine, what with its gorgeous restaurant that serves up an all-day menu of eclectic grub. Tuck into British classics such as fish and chips, as well as tacos, curries and mezze.

Modern and historic collide at this beautiful dining room in Fitzrovia. As part of Jason Atherton's empire, the restaurant has also got an incredible food menu and while it might be a little pricey, dishes such as roasted Cornish cod with white beans, courgette and lobster sauce are well worth splashing out on.

Dalloway Terrace has got to be one of the most Instagrammable venues in London. It's worth checking out in real life as the stunning spot changes themes every season, using foliage and patterns to channel either winter or summer style. Alongside excellent cocktails, there's a tasty food menu featuring fondue.

Known as one of the most luxe Italian restaurants in Fitzrovia, Circolo Popolare hasn't taken long to make a splash on London's dining scene. Inspired by 1970s Italy, this restaurant is a treasure trove of trinkets, glass bottles and fairy lights. Oh, and pasta twirled in wheels of cheese is sublime.

Not only is BOBO Social one of the best restaurants on Charlotte Street, but it also happens to sling out a sustainable, seasonal and ethical take on dining. Along with chic interiors, the venue fronts everything from free-range chicken wings to vegan Thai curries and burnt cheesecakes.

Walk along Great Titchfield Street and you'll come across Conchiglia, a charming family-run restaurant. Championing all things Italian, this place is your one-stop shop for tasty cocktails, Roman-style pizza and bowls of pasta.