Best Restaurants In Fitzrovia

You've jumped off the tube at Tottenham Court Road ready for some top-notch grub - so now what? Don't dive straight into Soho, instead head north to Fitzrovia - Noho to some - for a slicker, smarter space with all the bang and none of the crowds. Steak on Charlotte Street? Right this way. Brunch a stone's throw from Oxford Street? You betcha. With prime Central London real estate and some of the smartest restaurants in town, it's time to get acquainted with Fitzrovia. 

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Last updated on 5th August 2024




Greyhound Cafe

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.

Arros QD

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.

Flesh & Buns Oxford Circus

You'll find Flesh & Buns Oxford Circus perched on Berners Street and lined with golden lucky cats, sleek leather furnishings and dangling foliage from the ceiling. It comes from the masterminds behind popular ramen spot Bone Daddies and features 'press for pisco' as one of its fun quirks. It's based around casual Japanese izakayas and serves delicious sashimi, maki, and meats from the grill such as olive-fed British wagyu, miso aubergine and smoked pork rib. Each is served with two steamed buns and you can add extra sides like tenderstem broccoli or grilled cucumber salad too.

PINCH

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.

YOPO

If you're after The Mandrake's restaurant in Fitzrovia, then you're bound to have heard of the jungle-cum-Gothic chic that is YOPO. This fine dining eatery is known for its 'Grammable interiors and oh-so-tasty menu that fuses European and South American dishes, including scallops, tostadas and more.

Pied à Terre

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.