London's Date Worthy Restaurants

London is a city full of culinary treasures, offering countless spots to share a memorable meal with someone special. Whether you're planning a cosy lunch, an elegant dinner, or something in between, the city has something to match every vibe.

We’ve rounded up our favourite date-worthy restaurants in London—perfect for sparking conversation and indulging in great food.

Duck Soup, Soho—Unassuming & easy going. The food is elevated yet rustic, with the menu changing daily. The wine list is of course always on point.

Bambi, London Fields—Nestled in the heart of London Fields, Bambi is where vibrant cocktails, Mediterranean-inspired small plates, and a relaxed atmosphere come together.

Rochelle Canteen, Shoreditch—Tucked away in a charming schoolyard setting, Rochelle Canteen has been a quiet icon of London dining for years. Their daily-changing menu focuses on simple, seasonal dishes that let the ingredients shine.

Noble Rot, Soho—Cosy, Old-European style dining mixed with an envy-worthy wine list, the place is at once modern and of another time.

St John's, Marylebone—Unfussy and timeless, St. John Marylebone is a celebration of bold, simple flavours and nose-to-tail dining.

Bistro Freddie, Shoreditch—Bistro Freddie brings a Parisian-inspired flair to Shoreditch. The menu is a delightful mix of elevated yet unfussy dishes that change with the seasons, paired with a carefully chosen wine list.

Mangal II, Dalston—Mangal II has been redefining Turkish dining in Dalston for years. The daily-changing menu strikes the perfect balance between tradition and creativity, offering bold, flavourful dishes that feel both familiar and fresh.

Forza, Peckham—Forza Wine brings rooftop dining to life in Peckham. The menu, designed for sharing, features elevated yet unfussy small plates that change with the seasons.

Rita's, Soho—Rita’s is the ultimate hangout. Dive into mouth watering seasonal eats, with a side of Gilda-topped mini martinis.

Sessions Art Club, Farringdon—Housed in a beautifully restored old courthouse, Sessions Arts Club is a hidden gem that exudes elegance. The ever-changing menu showcases elevated, seasonal dishes with a rustic edge.

Cafe Cecilia, Bethnal Green—Unfussy and quietly brilliant, Café Cecilia has quickly become a standout on the Hackney dining scene. The menu focuses on simple yet elevated dishes that celebrate quality ingredients.

Elliots, Borough Market—Elliot’s in Borough Market has been serving up seasonal, modern European dishes since it first opened. The menu offer simple yet elevated flavours and the relaxed atmosphere and wine list make it the perfect spot for any occasion.

Mountain, Soho—Expect wood fired, Basque country inspired cooking, vermouth on tap and a lovely little natural wine list. If you're looking for a slice of Soho's current scene, this is it.

Compania, Columbia Road—Campania brings a touch of Italy to Bermondsey with its simple yet refined approach to dining. The menu, which changes regularly, celebrates seasonal ingredients with a rustic elegance.

Miga, Hackney—Miga offers a modern take on Korean cuisine with bold flavours and a focus on exceptional ingredients, with a dining experience that’s as memorable as it is delicious.

Agora, Borough—Agora serves up vibrant Mediterranean flavours with a focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients. The menu is simple yet refined, and the setting is warm and welcoming.

Berenjak, Soho—With its relaxed yet stylish setting, the restaurant serves up deliciously modern takes on traditional Persian dishes, offering a unique and unforgettable dining experience.

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