Restaurants in West London

Aubaine's brand of modern French cuisine and effortless chic fits perfectly within West London's aesthetic. Available from brunch through to dinner, they combine classic interiors, Parisian charm and delicious, authentically French food to create a real dinner party experience.

Meant to evoke the laid-back charms of Venice's backstreet wine bars, come to Polpo for a variety of tasty small plates designed for sharing, alongside a selection of good, young Italian wines.

Ever so stylish but also boasting a laid-back atmosphere, Balls Brothers Mayfair champions casual dining with a dash of luxury. The menu here is a carefully crafted selection of British cuisine and continental flavours where you can relish in gastronomic goodness with plates like their Whole Dressed Cornish Crab or Sausages and Mash.

Hidden away in Parsons Green, this idyllic little restaurant boasts some of the finest food in West London. From delicious fishes dishes, sourced from Rye & South Cornwall to the freshest vegetable plates, its a stunning feat of cuisine engineering.

Whether you're a Parsons Green local or on a hunt for a great meal, Boma Green is your spot. You'll find delicious after work drinks and tasty dishes in a relaxing restaurant and bar.

Looking for a restaurant in Kensington? Then you'll be silly to go elsewhere than Restaurant Ours. Their menu is packed with delicious European bites – curated by a multi-award winning chef – all while you sit in modern, chic interiors of exposed brickwork, greenery and simple wooden furnishings.

With delicious food and a stunning wine selection, this gastro pub in Pimlico is one of the best restaurants in West London. Whether you're heading in for a long lunch, a late brunch, a Sunday roast or a Saturday evening date, it's menus offer a hearty mix of new and old pub classics, with something for every palette.

Whether you're a seasoned west Londoner or on the lookout for a decent Italian restaurant, you should head to this King's Road beauty. The menu is filled with authentic dishes; from personalised pizzas to traditional pasta, as well as, classic cocktails like Espresso Martinis.

Located on the famous King's Road in Chelsea, London Steakhouse Co. Chelsea is all sorts of swish. The restaurant, which was in part founded by Marco Pierre White, specialises in steak, burgers and excellent wine.

Based on Bishop's Bridge Road, the Porchester has become a favourite spot for locals living in West London. The pub certainly doesn't lack character. With brightly coloured beams connecting the floors to the ceiling and a handful of bright seats spread across the venue, the entire pub is balanced by simple, wooden floors and a similarly plain bar. Of course, as with most metropolitan pub, the food and drink served here is of the highest standards. Alongside the collection of cask ales and craft beers, the venue's talented chefs have curated a food menu of traditional recipes and gastro pub treats. Think heart roast dinners, perfectly cooked steaks and burgers fit to burst.

Offering a selection of dishes inspired by everywhere from Nicaragua to Switzerland, this weird and wonderful Fulham restaurant offers the flatshare experience you always dreamed of.

Serving up the finest Peruvian cuisine in Notting Hill, this stunning West London restaurant from chef Martin Morales is a one-stop-shop for pisco cocktails and delicious sharing plates.

Head over to Chiswick to find Charlotte's Bistro, the quirky and easy all-day spot. With a restaurant and bar, the spot serves up tasty and seasonal dishes, washed down with unusual cocktails.

Beautifully restored and with lashings of rustic character, The Imperial sits pretty on Chelsea's King's Road as a top destination for relaxed pubbing ventures. This South London pub is a beau when it comes to gastro nosh and charming interiors where you can sink back with classic British nosh and a good pint or two. 

This gorgeous market hall in Fulham is located right next to the station and takes its inspiration from the Edwardian Underground station in which it is built. Flooded in natural lighting, the space is open and delightful for a quick lunch bite or an intimate dinner. 

Charming, cute and affordable, Rosa's is one of the best West London Restaurants to get Thai food. Head to this sleek little venue for delicious dishes such as Pad Thai and Beef Mussaman curry along with a great selection of cocktails.

Whether you're stopping by after a day of shopping, or soaking up drinks after work, Maple has it all. There's eggs and granola in the morning alongside more hearty dishes like confit duck for dinner.

One of the most unique restaurants in West London, this gorgeous eatery on the King's Road offers Japanese-inspired junk food, street eats and a whole host of other delicious dishes.

With a menu full to brim with classic surf and turf, including all sorts of variations of steak and fish dishes, this is always a popular choice of restaurant in West London for comfort food and such like. Everything on the menu is sourced locally and responsibly, so you can enjoy a guilt free meal at this West London restaurant.

If you are out in West London, make sure you pop into Aubaine if you are hungry. This pretty and quaint restaurant serves up a range of delicious, contemporary French dishes from breakfast right through till dinner. Whether you are a family, a group of friends or just tourists, all are welcome at Aubaine.

Located in Chelsea, The Pig's Ear is a popular pub that serves French and British cuisine. With antique-style furniture, quirky touches and roaring fireplaces, the spot is both welcoming and warming; head in to enjoy a pint of beer and some homely food.

If you're looking for something a little different, this west London Italian spot is home to an unusual interior where dining tables are stacked atop one another.

Taking over Eccleston Yards, this gorgeous Belgravia restaurant offers some of the finest steaks in London, alongside delicious seafood, sides and quirky cocktails.

Goat DINE brings a welcome dose of New York Italian dining to the streets of Fulham, and has fast become one of the most popular restaurants in West London. Diners at Goat DINE can choose from a selection of wood fired pizzas, char-grilled T-bone steaks and imaginative salads, all ready to be washed down with, and perfectly complemented by an extensive wine list from across the world. Goat DINE has already established itself as one of the best restaurants in London. 

Dosing up on some retail therapy and looking for a restaurant in West London that can follow suit for afterwards? Found in the heart of the Westfields shopping centre itself, The Bull is a wonderland of gastro dining in a quirky yet comfortable pub styled enviroment. 

Nestled in the heart of Fulham, this gastropub is serving up a range of dishes that are sure to have your mouth watering. Think mackerel and chorizo through to Jerusalem artichoke from the brains behind Amuse Bouche and Claude's Kitchen.

Get a mouthful of south-east Asia right here in west London, as this tasty Thai eatery serves up classics like their signature Butternut Red Curry. Sit back in a brightly lit dining room overlooking Haven Green.

Located right on the Thames in Hammersmith, The Blue Boat is inspired by the water it resides on. The West London restaurant has nautical interior decorations to really hone in on The Blue Boat namesake. Both their drink and food menus embody classic pub grub--plenty of brew and ale options and hearty meats with chips on the side. A West London restaurant with the comfort of a neighborhood pub at sea sounds like a no brainer.

Paradise By Way of Kensal Green is the place to go if you're wanting to dance off your dinner. Serving up seasonal and sustainable British produce, guests can enjoy Morecambe Bay shrimp, Lonk Lamb or Dorset Lobsters before getting down and dirty to some of the best DJs in London, and all sorts of other entertainment, including live music acts, comedy shows and vintage fayres.

Set in a beautiful dining room in Kensington, Scoff & Banter is a delicious and charming British restaurant. Stop by for everything from afternoon teas, to steaks and vegan dining.

Smartly positioned next to Marylebone High Street is Levant; an authentic Lebanese restaurant, bar and entertainment venue. Guests mix and match dishes from a small but perfectly formed mezze menu, innovative cocktails provide the perfect support act and there's a programme of belly dancers and DJs to look forward to once dinner is done.

If you've been hanging around Westfield Shopping Centre or just Shepherd's Bush itself, get off your feet and into Balans for a delicious modern British menu and tasty cocktails.

Meat and Shake does what it says on the tin - serve delicious milkshakes and hearty meat plates. Located in Ealing, the casual restaurant is known for their American-style cuisine; try the sticky buffalo wings and thank us later.

Finding inspiration in the cuisines of the former British colonies, The Jam Tree Chelsea offers an alternative to the traditional gastro pub menu. Serving up a Jamaican Chicken Curry with Basmati Rice alongside Beer Braised Ox Cheeks and Singapore Laksa, this is a pub and restaurant in West London offering something different to the vast majority of restaurants in West London.

Drinking and dining gets a cool Flight Club makeover as the renowned darts restaurant brings their third instalment to London. Opening in Victoria, the space will have 18 ochre, pizza and cocktails.

This West London restaurant is a thriving haven of countryside charm and wild British aesthetics where you'll find stags and taxidermy hanging from the walls. Brimming with cosy, comforting vibes, Ealing Park Tavern is a neighbourhood favourite out west for laid back socialising and hearty pub grub of seasonally focused dishes. 

This plush private members club is one of the best restaurants in Chelsea. Immaculately furnished from tip to toe, the venue offers a relaxed yet super stylish atmosphere in which to treat yourself. The menu is vast and covers all bases – we'd recommend the Beaufort House Burger and Rib Eye Steak in particular – and torrents of wine, cocktails and champagne provide the support act.