Restaurants Near Oxford Circus

Delve into the streets of Soho and you'll stumble upon the wonderland that is Chinatown, where a restaurant dealing in sumptuous dim sum and creative cocktails awaits. Opium is a parlour of authentic East Asian design, food and drink, found just shy of Oxford Circus.

Looking for the best restaurants near Oxford Circus tube station? BrewDog's Soho outpost is not to be reckoned with. Not only does it rustle up a mega selection of US-style bites, from burgers and wings to loaded fries and salad bowls, but also an epic array of craft brews to gulp down.

Dinner and a show, you say? Right this way. Over at Levant Restaurant & Lounge on Wigmore Street, you can expect a vibrant haven of Middle Eastern fancies. Not only is the food totally mouthwatering, but you can also catch belly dancing shows most nights.

In search of the best restaurants Oxford Circus has to offer? Heritage Soho sports a unique dining experience, with atmospheric interiors (think leather booths, bare-brick walls and dimmed lighting), as well as a luxurious menu of delicious Alpine grub.

Located only minutes from Oxford Street, Iberica is the perfect place for everything from post-shopping snacks to a chow down before a big night out. Expect airy interiors, rustic decor and an impressive menu of Spanish sharing plates.

Tucked away under the streets of Soho, Temper uses live fire to rustle up a regularly changing menu of meaty delights made from sustainably sourced ingredients. Whether it's tacos, Sunday roasts or a bottomless BBQ brunch you're after, you'll have a whale of a time.

If you're looking for a good place to drink and dine near Oxford Circus, Aqua Nueva is always a winning choice. Specialising in Spanish-style feasting, the venue pairs its traditional interiors with a menu of enticing small plates and handcrafted cocktails. 

Chotto Matte is, without a doubt, one of the best places to eat near Oxford Circus. With its name known all over the world for its top-quality Nikkei cuisine, you know you're in for a treat. Think stunning plates of ceviche, sushi and robata grill.

Take a respite from a busy day of shopping at Roti Chai. This talented Indian eatery can give you elegant eating in the upstairs dining space or casual small plates inspired by the hawker stalls of the sub-continent. Expect innovative dishes combining authentic flavours and unique cooking. 

Discover one of the best Italian restaurants near Oxford Circus on the 4th floor of Selfridges. Pizza Pilgrims is great for catch-ups with pals and date nights alike. Head along to this hotspot for parmesan-crusted artichoke hearts, dough balls and mouthwatering slices.

For sensational Sri Lankan grub, it has to be Hoppers. This classy hangout was simply made for date nights and is certainly one of the best restaurants in Marylebone. Pop in to indulge in everything from cracking kothus to banana leaf and lemongrass-roasted sea bream.

While the gorgeous interiors of The Arber Garden take centre stage, the food menu is nothing to be scoffed at. While relaxing in this botanical haven (with lush foliage and pretty wallpaper), gobbled down elevated pub favourites, like breaded haddock with triple-cooked chips and roasted Castlemead chicken.

Looking for somewhere to enjoy a spot of lunch in Oxford Circus? Dirty Bones, which is spread across two floors of Soho's Kingly Court, rustles up some seriously crackin' NYC-style comfort food. From the cheeseburger dumplings to the juicy flat iron steak, there's a lot to love about this one.

Set over two stylish storeys, Heddon Street Kitchen is a great choice if you're looking for a special meal. The Gordon Ramsay restaurant offers up warehouse-chic interiors and an open-plan kitchen. It also boasts a sleek underground bar for cracking tipples.

On the hunt for quirky restaurants near Oxford Street? Barrio Soho's interiors are totally eye-catching, toting botanical wallpaper, mismatched patterns and neon pink leather seating. Pop along to wolf down burritos, Mexican fried wings and towering burgers.

If you're on the hunt for a Japanese restaurant near Oxford Circus, Inamo Soho is the place to go. Not only does it rustle up a fabulous range of enticing eats, from sushi that looks like a dragon to cracking yakitori, but also interactive place mats where you can watch the chefs at work (or simply play battleships).

Rosa's is a Thai restaurant near Carnaby Street that serves delicious plates in an intimate setting. Head there for traditional dishes, such as pad Thai and beef massaman, as well as a sumptuous cocktail list. It really is perfect for post-shopping lunches and fun date nights.

If you can be somewhat indecisive, then a trip to Market Halls should be on your radar. Found just shy of Oxford Street, this mecca of food and drink features eight creative kitchens of varying cuisine, alongside two fully stocked bars and live music on the weekend.

Whether you're after brunch or a quick working lunch, Ping Pong Soho has got you sorted. The restaurant is found just a short distance from Oxford Circus and serves a delicious menu of dim sum, which is unlimited on Sundays with its Lazy Sumday offering.

Satiate those cravings for unctuous Spanish cuisine by nabbing yourself a table over at Salt Yard. Indulge in lip-smacking plates, such as duroc pork belly with pickled apple and spring onions, as well as jamon iberico and manchego croquetas.

Korean Dinner Party is killing it with its East-meets-West offering, rustling up a range of fabulous fusion dishes, such as a kimchi stone pot and a slow-cooked beef short rib taco, complemented with unique cocktails at this Korean restaurant in Oxford Circus.

Salsa! Soho is one of the best tapas restaurants near Oxford Circus. Immerse yourself in the colourful, vibrant culture of South America at this bustling bar and wolf down things like fried ribs, sticky wings and patatas bravas, washed down with a range of tip-top cocktails to boot.

Scoff & Banter on Oxford Street are purveyors of fine British afternoon teas. Stop at the swish space for a spot of finger sandwiches, cakes and clotted cream-topped scones, the ultimate way to refresh after a day pounding the pavement.

Located in Kingly Court, just a short walk down Carnaby Street, Senor Ceviche is serving up some of the most delicious plates in the area. Tuck into Peruvian plates, such as fresh ceviche, mouthwatering BBQ dishes and more, washed down with plenty of pisco sours.

If you're on the hunt for the best Oxford Circus restaurants, Honest Burgers should be high on your list. Not only is it seriously trendy inside, but it also rustles up a mega selection of towering stacks that'll have you drooling at the thought.

Fronting plush lime-green chairs and modern hanging lights, 28-50 Oxford Circus is a great place to eat in London. And it's not just a pretty face, as head chef Julien Baris serves up a menu filled with European fare. Think seasonal sharing platters, light salads and big grill bites. Yum.

Located just a stone's throw from Oxford Circus, ArrosQD is the Spanish fine dining restaurant whipping up the likes of truffle potato souffle, rabbit paella and grilled octopus leg using fire cooking. Choose from the tasting menus or range of sharing tapas bowls.

Serving up a delightful selection of Tapas dishes and delicious desserts at the bar, Pollen Street Social promises quite the gastronomical experience: savour the delights of line-caught sea bass with teardrop peas, as well as lamb with morel-stuffed courgette flowers.

Toting glamorous interiors, with sexy lights, plush velvet seating and tasselled lampshades, Hovarda is one of the best restaurants in Soho. Venture over to munch on Aegean-inspired delights like grilled lobster linguini and beef fillet paired with foie gras and truffles.