Best Restaurants In Westminster

A well-loved Indian restaurant in Westminster, The Curry Room at The Rubens at The Palace Hotel shines a light on classic Indian cuisine, with Chef Arun Kumar leading the charge in the kitchen for flavours, spices and dishes that sing to all regions.

Located close to Buckingham Palace, The English Grill at The Rubens at The Palace Hotel is a fantastic British restaurant that proudly holds two AA Rosettes. This is a decadent dining destination, flaunting elegant chandeliers and plush booth seating, alongside a Champagne trolley.

Executive Chef Ben Kelliher has crafted an excellent menu that heavily features prime cuts prepared on a charcoal-fired Josper Grill. Dive into plates like Himalayan salt-aged ribeye, pan-seared halibut and vegetable paella, or swing by earlier for some delicious breakfast.

When in need of Italian restaurants near Westminster, Pizza Pilgrims is coming in hot with its affordable slices and dining space that's split into four distinct areas - Naples, Amalfi, Tuscany and Bologna. Our recommendation? The double pepperoni and hot honey combo.

A Westminster restaurant with private dining and great British classics to boot, The Clarence isn't only pretty in its make-up, it's a fab spot for a post-work meal or lunch with friends and colleagues combined thanks to its Whitehall location.

Brunch and traditional Sunday roasts make up a healthy chunk of Pimlico favourite The Marquis of Westminster. A perfectly British pub with casual dining and private dining available, it's a great stop off for food, beers and wine.

The Pem is a stunning Art Deco-inspired Westminster restaurant nestled next to St James's Park, boasting a contemporary approach to fine dining. Chef Sally Abé curates dishes with premium, local ingredients, with the menu featuring the likes of Dorset crab, Vilolino pumpkin, vadouvan, buttermilk and Montgomery cheddar soufflé with pickled and toasted walnuts and bitter leaves.

A striking Indian restaurant housed within the Grade II-listed Old Westminster Library, Cinnamon Club is perfect for all occasions. Expect high ceilings, plush booth seating and traditional shelves filled with books, with multiple private dining options too.

Their menu spans from grilled black tiger prawns to pork belly with masala mash or stir-fried paneer. They even offer jazz brunches and tasting menus if you fancy something a bit different.

One of the best restaurants near Westminster Abbey, The Cellarium Cafe & Terrace is a casual buy classy space for a quick bite to eat (including lunches, Sunday roasts and more), with a terrace boasting unrivalled views in the area.

A short stroll from Embankment station, The Royal Horseguards Hotel presents a perfect blend of history and luxury, with the renowned One Twenty One Two Restaurant at the heart of it.

Guests can enjoy a variety of British dishes, from Tomahawk steaks to traditional fish and chips, all served in an elegant environment. With its connections to Sir Winston Churchill and the origins of Her Majesty's Secret Service, this iconic venue adds a touch of class to any occasion.

The flavours of Calabria come alive in Central London at Mezzogiorno. Legendary chef Francesco Mazzei's menu serves up dishes inspired by the bold flavours and warm hospitality of southern Italy.

We're talking cacio e pepe, treccine Pugliesi, bistecca alla Fiorentina and Zia Maria's polpetta. With a large, elegant dining room and plates designed for sharing, this is the place to stop for long lunches, relaxed dinners and all kinds of conversation-packed catchups.

A Westminster restaurant with a view? The Tattershall Castle isn't just a moored boat on the Thames known for its regular comedy nights, head on top of the water for lunch and dinners consisting of steak, vegan burgers and more.

It's British plates and great craft beer that make up the bones of The Morpeth Arms. While a classic pub, The Morpeth Arms keep it close to home with Scotch eggs, pies and more, perfect for a chilled lunch or dinner when in Westminster.

Whether you're stopping in for a business lunch, a post-work catch up with friends or a long and leisurely dinner on a Saturday night, Café Ciel keeps it interesting. It's best known for its legendary brunch service, packing in everything from fluffy pancakes to shakshuka.

Elsewhere on the all day menu, you can tuck into mushroom croque monsieur, creamy honey tartines and seasonal soups. Whatever day you take your seat in its art deco restaurant, meal times are best paired a signature cocktail.

If you're in the mood for a restaurant with a bit of character, try out the Munich Cricket Club Victoria. A German beer hall brimming with steins, pretzels and schnitzels galore, it's a colourful spot for ending the night.

Discover a one-of-a-kind culinary destination in the heart of Westminster at Ekstedt at The Yard. Located within the prestigious Great Scotland Yard Hotel, this Michelin-starred restaurant from Swedish chef Niklas Ekstedt reimagines fine dining through the lens of open-fire cooking.

Here, flames do all the work - no modern appliances in sight. Signature dishes like oyster flambadou and ember-baked leeks are as dramatic as they are delicious. With its elegant yet inviting atmosphere and a kitchen on full display, Ekstedt at The Yard offers a dining experience that feels both grounded in tradition and thrillingly modern - perfect for food lovers in Westminster.

From cocktails inspired by the world's different habitats to a delicious menu of international fusion cuisine, from a Korean roast to bao bhajis, TH@51's bar and restaurant is sure to be a winner. Better yet, those interiors are pretty swish too.