The best restaurants in City of London, Westminster London

We're currently stopping in the hotel above this cafe so decided to have a spot of breakfast one morning. They serve an all day menu and we both opted for avocado and poached egg on toast. My partner had a flat white, whilst I had a matcha latte. Service was attentive and swift. Food was beautifully seasoned and very tasty. It was a decent portion and kept us both going all morning. Only thing we felt could be improved was the crust of the toast extremely hard to cut, but this is likely cus it was full of lovely seeds. Overall really great experience with beautiful views over the River Thames too. The bill came to a little over £20, which we felt was fair for central London.

Love when I get to come into the office because it means I can get a coffee & food from District. Friendly staff, great coffee and I am still drooling thinking about the breakfast bap I ate...bloody delish! When London reopens I will, for sure, be bringing friends here for coffee and brunches

You always know what to expect from a Pret A Manger - lovely sandwiches, etc and extras to go with them. It's a great place for lunch - to eat in or take away.

Good surprise. Very good restaurant and many choices on the menu. All the dishes we had were excellent 👌 The tables are a bit small for 4 people.

We had seen this restaurant open and went the first time last night…..shouldn't have left it so long…..a warm welcome from the staff. The staff are friendly and helpful. The food is delicious, fresh and tasty. There are large portions as well as smaller ones that can be ordered. They also do sharing plates that look delicious. Nice to have a salad with a dressing. A lovely couple of hours spent. Very good value for money.

We were walking near Saville Row on New Year's day and were heading to our usual coffee shop in Soho when by chance we came across this place. It looks small from the outside but actually has seats downstairs and a toilet. There were a few customers as it was a weekend. We didn't see food aside from a few cakes so we just had coffee which was excellent.

I ordered Cod & Chips and a small Lamb Doner kebab, The fish was tasty and white only found 1 small bone it it as well which was pleasing, the chips were thick and cooked to perfection. The staff were friendly and polite, The kebab was excellent also, well filled with fresh crispy lettuce nicely sliced tomatoes and great tasting onion, the garlic sauce was great too, not overpowering. All in all a very satisfying experience, keep up the great service and well cooked and presented food, the shop was very clean and well maintained.

Went on a Sunday evening with a friend after watching the football. We were only meant to go for one drink as it was Sunday but the drinks were so delicious we ended up staying for 3. I initially ordered 2 cocktails that sounded like things I would typically order and both were amazing. On the third, I decided to pick something I would never usually go for to see if everything was just fantastic - it was also delicious. Service was great as well, very attentive bar staff who had a bit of banter about them. Cocktails were between £11-13 which is pretty decent for central London. This was a high quality experience where you could bring friends, business associates or a date.

Cute little cafe/bar that does shareable goods for you and your pooch! Their “Barkarita” is an absolute winner! Cocktails and puns that are absolutely killer All staff are friendly and welcoming. The whole vibe resonates with that!

My visit to this establishment has been a dream the Chef is a hot looking fit gentleman and this exudes within all of his cuisines! I love the taste of each and every dish as it will make you moist and orgasmic at each bite 😋 My weeks are always fulfilled when I get to see Ben's smile as he dishes the sexiest food alive in his fit apron! Lest we forget, the food is some good good!!!!❤️‍🔥💫

Después del ajetreo y el bullicio de Camden Lock encontramos esta estupenda hamburguesa al final de la calle. Las hamburguesas pequeñas, recién preparadas a pedido fueron una sorpresa encantadora, ¡el café también era excelente! Soy un antiguo propietario de un Burger King en el sur de California.

Il Sovrano is exactly what you want a family run Italian cafe-restaurant to be. Owners Bruno and Megan greet you when you walk in the door, the staff are well briefed and attentive and serve with a smile, the coffee is lovely, the food fresh and kindly priced and the many other tempting Italian goodies (fresh Calabrian bread baked on the premises, cheeses, cured meats etc) are on display and ready to be bought and taken home. West Dulwich has been crying out for something like this and the fact it’s busy and bustling is a great sign.

We went on Sunday 4th July after visiting the Tate Britain. It is situated in a nice location and has friendly and welcoming staff (thank you Nouha!). We ordered two salads, an eggs benedict and a tuna sandwich, all of which were delicious. Definitely visiting again!!!

Tea flight was an experience beyond expectations. The care that Will took in preparing and explaining three teas have changed the way I will experience a daily joy. So much more that I thought possible. Thank you JING!

It’s just on the Fulham side of the bridge on the King’s Road over the railway line from Clapham Junction to Willesden Junction so is just within range of Chelsea supporters looking for a pre-match bite. They were very much in evidence last Saturday and before we left at about 2pm had attracted security on the door. The menu is described as British basque and for weekend brunch features all the brunch staples of granola, eggs Benedict, full English plus rarebit, then steak tartare, pumpkin and goat’s cheese, fish du jour and spiced crab on toast. Not sure where shakshuka fits in or cassoulet de Toulouse which is not quite in the pays du Basque. Mixed starters of ham croquettes and chorizo were not only superb but generous in quantity. The fish du jour mackerel came with a satisfyingly marinated beetroot salad but not exactly a steal at £22. The cassoulet, however, turned out to be the piece de resistance, featuring slices of morteau sausage, black pudding, confit duck and white beans. A pity we didn’t have time for dessert.