Best restaurants in London - by area

From hole-in-the-wall naan shops to natural wine bistros, there's a lot to enjoy in Finsbury Park. You just need to know what to look for.

From longstanding neighbourhood favourites to more glitzy, new establishments, this part of town has it all. We pick out the best restaurants in Chelsea, both on and off the King's Road. 

Here's where to find the best restaurants in Clerkenwell and Farringdon. Between Smithfield and Exmouth markets, there's a lot of promise tucked away in these back streets. 

More than 100,000 people work in Canary Wharf and recently it's had an influx of interesting places to eat and drink. Here's our pick of where to go if you live, work, or just happen to find yourself in this section of the city.

From natty wine bars and Michelin-chasing restaurants to jerk shacks and next-level naan shops, here's where to eat and drink well in the melting pot that is Dalston.

From intimate bistros and high-end dining to old-school Vietnamese cafes and top-tier Thai spots - here's our pick of the best places to eat out in Shoreditch right now. 

North of Oxford Street, there are a lot of great restaurants in Fitzrovia - and it's not all confined to Charlotte Street. Here's our pick of the best.

Just north of Oxford Street, Marylebone is the place to head for if you need a respite from shopping - but want something a little more casual than Mayfair.

In Mayfair, you'll find quite a few Michelin-starred restaurants, but there's much to try more besides expensive tasting menus. Here's our pick of the very best restaurants in Mayfair right now.

Here are the best restaurants in Soho right now, one of London's very best areas for eating and drinking, with a huge variety of places to eat. 

For the best place to lunch with a client, go with your team for a post-work hangout or for a weekend blowout the City has it all. Here's our pick of the best restaurants and bars in the City of London.

King’s Cross is firmly a dining destination in its own right. From Granary Square and Coal Drops Yard to the canalside, all a few minutes' walk from the station and dotted with restaurants and bars, here are the best restaurants and more in King's Cross.

If you're heading to Paddington Station and looking for the best restaurants, this guide will point you to the best food available in the area. 

Planning a shopping trip to Oxford Street? Here are a few places on and off the main thoroughfare where you can pop in for a bite to eat when you lose the will to do any more shopping or simply want to escape the crowds.

Islington has a HUGE amount of restaurants, with the majority of them along Upper Street. Here's our guide to the very best of dining out in and around Islington.