Dishoom Covent Garden
✓ Halal chicken & lambLondon's favourite Bombay-style café: black daal, biryani, grills and chai in a room inspired by old Bombay cafés. Expect a queue at peak times.
Where to eat, drink and shop in London: famous restaurants for every budget, halal options, afternoon tea and cafés, department stores, shopping streets, malls, outlets and markets.
Famous names, local favourites and halal options for every budget. £ under £20 · ££ £20–40 · £££ £40–80 · ££££ over £80 per person.
London's favourite Bombay-style café: black daal, biryani, grills and chai in a room inspired by old Bombay cafés. Expect a queue at peak times.
Award-winning Indian cooking in a colonial club setting, known for its biryani and kebabs. Book well ahead.
London's oldest Indian restaurant, open since 1926, in an elegant room above Regent Street.
A classic of Edgware Road's Arab food strip: mezze, mixed grills and shawarma, open until late.
A long-running, busy Damascene restaurant with generous grills, fattah and fresh bread at low prices. Close to Westfield London.
Charcoal skewers, dry-aged steaks and mixed meze in an elegant room, a short walk from Harrods.
Small, lively Tehran-style kebab house with charcoal grills, fresh bread and meze.
Busy hawker-style spot in Chinatown, loved for roti canai, laksa and nasi lemak.
Crispy fried chicken burgers, wings and loaded fries. A quick, casual meal between sights.
A smart, completely alcohol-free restaurant with steaks and beef wellington, mocktails and a prayer room.
Luxurious modern Chinese cooking on South Audley Street, a favourite for special occasions.
Stylish izakaya-style Japanese with sushi, robata grill and a lively evening crowd.
A glamorous Mayfair favourite with two kitchens, an Asian restaurant and an Italian one, under one roof.
Dark, dramatic basement dining room famous for dim sum and Cantonese signatures.
The world-famous dumpling house, with its soup dumplings folded by hand in an open kitchen.
Hand-rolled pasta at very fair prices next to Borough Market. Walk-in only, so expect to queue.
One of London's best-known steakhouses, serving British beef cooked over charcoal.
Simple, affordable steak with free ice cream. One of the best-value meals in the West End.
London's oldest restaurant, opened in 1798, famous for British pies, game and puddings in a historic room.
Award-winning fish and chips in a retro 1950s setting, a great place to try the British classic.
A grand café-restaurant on Piccadilly, famous for breakfast and afternoon tea in a beautiful old hall.
On the 40th floor of a City tower, with sweeping views across London and its signature duck and waffle dish.
The famous theatre-land restaurant behind stained-glass windows, a good choice before or after a show.
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Classic afternoon tea, specialty coffee and sweet stops.
Classic afternoon tea in the famous royal grocer's elegant tea salon.
London's most famous afternoon tea, in a gilded room. Smart dress code and advance booking needed.
Refined afternoon tea in the Art Deco foyer of one of London's grandest hotels.
The famous all-pink room with playful afternoon tea. Very popular for photos.
A pastel-pink cake shop famous for its cupcakes and flower-covered front.
Flower-wall cafés with pretty lattes and cakes, popular with visitors.
One of London's best-known coffee roasters, with a small, busy shop near Borough Market.
A specialty coffee favourite with expert baristas and good pastries.
Soho's legendary Italian espresso bar, open since 1949 and running until late.
London's oldest pâtisserie, since 1871, with French cakes and pastries.
Sourdough doughnuts with creative fillings and glazes.
Italian chocolatier with a chocolate waterfall and rich gelato.
Handmade chocolates and thick hot chocolate topped with grated chocolate.
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Department stores, luxury streets, malls, outlets and markets.
The world-famous department store, with luxury fashion, toys and legendary food halls.
A huge department store with luxury brands, beauty, a big food hall and creative window displays.
A beautiful Tudor-style store known for its prints, fabrics and designer fashion.
Luxury fashion and beauty across several floors, a few minutes from Harrods.
Royal grocer since 1707: teas, biscuits and gift hampers, perfect for gifts.
Britain's favourite department store for home, fashion and electronics.
London's top luxury street, home to the flagship stores of the big fashion and jewellery houses.
An elegant street of designer boutiques between Knightsbridge and Sloane Square.
A historic covered arcade from 1819 with jewellers, watches and fine accessories.
Europe's busiest shopping street, lined with flagship high-street stores.
A grand curved street with flagship stores, Hamleys and festive lights in winter.
A colourful pedestrian street of fashion brands, sneaker shops and cafés.
Boutiques, beauty brands and street performers around the old market piazza.
A stylish Chelsea street of fashion, home stores and cafés.
A village-feel street of independent shops, bookshops and cafés.
Traditional British shirtmakers, shoemakers and gentlemen's outfitters.
One of Europe's largest malls, with a luxury wing, cinema and many restaurants.
A huge mall next to the Olympic Park, easy to reach by Tube and train.
Shops and restaurants inside a restored landmark power station, with the Lift 109 viewing experience.
Luxury outlet village with discounts on designer brands. A popular day trip from London.
Outlet stores of well-known brands next to Wembley Stadium.
London's most famous food market, with street food, fresh produce and sweets.
A huge, lively market of street food, vintage clothes and souvenirs by the canal.
Colourful street market. Saturday is the big day for antiques.
A covered Victorian market with fashion, crafts and food stalls.
A pretty flower market held on Sunday mornings only.
One of the world's oldest toy shops, with seven floors of toys and live demonstrations.
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