Restaurants Near St Paul's

This dim sum restaurant near St Paul's is perfect if you're looking for a great atmosphere, Chinese plates and quirky cocktails. With everything from great food to whole venue hire, this Bells House spot is a fabulous option for any occasion. 

Whether you're looking for somewhere to eat in the City, or the perfect spot for food near that iconic cathedral, head to Lamb and Trotter where you'll find a charming space and the menus to match. Think exposed brick, seasonal cooking and fine wines.

Head over to the Magpie & Stump where their mix of traditional pub dishes and great cocktails are sure to impress any company you take along. Just a short walk from St Paul's it's got your post-office and pre-night out eats all sorted.

A truly exquisite location just a stone's throw from the cathedral, Cabotte is a wine bar and fine dining restaurant that is sure to add a touch of elegance to any occasion. Experience a meal of sumptuous French cuisine paired with the perfect fine wine in stunning surroundings. 

Located just a short stroll from St Paul's Cathedral and the River Thames, Three Cranes is the brainchild of former Racine chef Henry Harris and Harcourt founder James McCulloch. This elegant townhouse turned pub specialises in the finest local fares, served in sophisticated and tranquil settings.

One of the most indulgent places to eat near St Paul's and harking of some of the finest British produce and seasonal plates in the business, St Bart's Brewery isn't just a cool dining affair, they'll impress with their wine, their waiting staff and their authentic interiors to boot. 

Just a short stroll from St Paul's tube station and toting some of the best wine in the business, not only is Jamie's the best place to catch a good ol' glugging of grapes, you'll be sitting down to a menu of notable classics and favourite dishes across the board.

Looking for a fuss-free place to eat after wandering around St. Paul's? Turn your gaze to Apuila, a charming Italian eatery serving some of the finest home-cooking in East London. With its unique rustic interiors and hearty menu, it's a great place to unwind and fill your bellies.

Located in a former linoleum and carpet warehouse, LINO offers a charming drinking and dining destination just a short walk from St. Paul's Cathedral. With a menu that boasts pumpkin and artichoke lasagne, aged beef tartare and steamed pollock with seaweed butter, it's a delectable new addition to the City dining scene.

Located moments from St Paul's Cathedral, Pitcher and Piano is an easy and affordable option in the area for everything from breakfast and lunch through to dinner. Feeling thirsty? Check out their 2-4-1 cocktail happy hour.

While admittedly in line with a pub of sorts, there's no denying the casual dining that comes with Paternoster. Head on down for cutesy and charming interiors that perfect offset the informal balance with relatable dishes, British classics and a roster of ales and draught beer. 

Pho serves a menu of Vietnamese delicacies from its home in the One New Change shopping centre. From its boozy brunch offerings to light lunches and delicious dinners, this spot is a fab all-rounder catering to many differing dietary requirements. 

Located right in the heart of the City, Harry's Bar is an excellent spot for client meetings and business lunches. Offering an electric menu of European cuisine and an ample ever-changing cocktail menu, its enticing food and drink selection paired with the slick interiors make it a favourite.

A Thai restaurant close to St Paul's Cathedral? Look no further than Krua by Nathong. Inspired by the original Nathong restaurant, they deliver everything from freshwater prawn in red curry sauce to wonderful vegetarian dishes, all in a modern restaurant.

Bread Street Kitchen is a top choice if you're looking to push the boat out. Owned by fine dining heavyweight Gordon Ramsay, the spot serves up laid-back chic with a side of classy sophistication as well as a varied menu of salads, steaks, and dishes from their on-site Josper grill.

Found in the heart of a hotel and toting formal Chinese dining, those looking to enjoy the spoils of a dinner near St Paul's in London could find a winner here. Not only promising dim sum classes and inherently skilled chefs, those chowing down can truly indulge in the authentic flavours of the East. 

This pop-up concept in the City of London is the ultimate lunchtime fix, providing a hearty menu of British comfort food classics in a charming location. Hunker down at Epic Pies to fill your belly up while topping up your tan and sipping refreshing beverages. 

Sometimes you just long for the flavours of Italy, and there's a St Paul's restaurant that's more than ready to cater for them. Join Diciannove for highly styled interiors and stunning Italian fare as they talk tales of Florence and Italy in amongst their fine and affordable plates of food. 

Nestled between Mansion House and Cannon Street stations, this City restaurant is perfect for anything from business lunches to a date night in the area thanks to its low-lit mood. Head to Vintry Izakaya for a tasty array of dishes; from raw plates to tapas-style bites and classic buns.