Seafood Restaurants in London

Coming in on the high-end spectrum when it comes to some of the best seafood restaurants in London, The Botanist dazzles any and all diners. Not only boasting creative and rich plates, their roster of seafood dishes are hearty, fresh and humble with that added pazazz.

If you're looking for seafood in London, you can't go far wrong than Gatti's in Moorgate. Just a stone's throw from the station, they deliver tonnes of tasty Italian treats across their two floors, including a very strong seafood section. Wash it all down with delicious wine from their wine bar and you're in for a treat.

If you've got a hankering for lobster, then look no further than Steak & Lobster, the restaurant group with venues in Marble Arch, Heathrow, Warren Street and Bloomsbury. The swish spots serve up a neat selection of lobster dishes, along with a great meat offering, all washed down with smart cocktails.

Coming up trumps when it comes to sourcing in the city, if there's a restaurant in London that knows about freshly caught fare, it's Shane's. Not only is this canalside seafood restaurant coming up trumps in the line caught fish department, you can snag oysters from just £1 a pop. 

If you're into seafood and haven't been to Roka, are you even living life? This impressive Asian restaurant serves up some of the city's best sushi and sashimi with luxurious surroundings to boot

From soft shell crab doused in honey and garlic sauce through to Asian takes on ceviche and hand-dived scallops, Rapsa is bringing a delicious taste of the Philippines to Hoxton High Street.

If you're looking for great seafood in London and live north of the river, you should head to Islington for a tasty meal at Galley. From oysters to sea bass and more, you won't be disappointed with the selection - whether it's for bottomless brunch, or dinner.

Cute and tiny, Rosa's in Carnaby is a perfect bolthole for seafood after a shopping trip. The venue only has a few tables and serves Thai food in an intimate setting, try the salmon red curry and thank us later.

The beautiful Craft London isn't just about having an amazing view of the Greenwich Peninsula or having a wonderfully crafted interior. No, their food is lovingly and deliciously created using British ingredients, serving up a selection of mackerel, sea bass, scallops and oysters.

From smoked salmon with garlic roasted kale through to seared sea bass and tiger prawns, Scoff & Banter is a top choice for British fish dishes. If you're looking for something a little more central, try their restaurants in either Oxford Street, Canary Wharf, Bloomsbury or Kensington.

For delicious European seafood, there's only Restaurant Ours. Not only do they deliver on exceptional food served at the highest quality, this is while exuding a cool, chic atmosphere thanks to their modern interiors of exposed brickwork and greenery in a spacious, contemporary room.

Offering a delicious range of Peruvian and Italian plates, this charming Covent Garden eatery is one of the best seafood restaurants in London. From their range of ceviche dishes, to Salmon anticucho skewers and tuna tacos, their food is always carefully prepared and beautifully presented. 

From Chilean sea bass croquettes to crispy tiger prawns and yellowfin tuna ceviche, COYA has nailed its seafood offering. Located in the heart of Mayfair, this is the perfect place for dreamy Peruvian dishes and pisco-laced drinks in stunning surroundings.

Offering up some stunning plates of freshly prepared sushi, Hot Stone is one of the finest seafood restaurants in North London. Specialising in both surf and turf, you can follow up your sashimi with plates of delicious Japanese wagyu beef.

When it come to creative and cool seafood dining in London, there aren't many restaurants that have stolen the city's heart quite like The Drift. Seasonal, kitsch and cool, guests can indulge in a fun roster of fish inspired plates and seafood specials weekly. 

Whether you're looking to soak up after-work drinks with colleagues or find a romantic spot for date night, this east London restaurant has it all. Split across two floors, you can expect a mouthwatering menu of Spanish tapas with a vibrant atmoshpere.