London is the centre of Europe. A city that runs tirelessly from morning to night. A town that encompasses the whole world and offers everything you need at any time. London, with its almost ten million inhabitants, is a veritable megalopolis. Different cultures use customs, traditions, and of course, last but not least, other foods. The beauty of this beautiful city lies in being unpredictable and chameleon-like because it is constantly evolving. Moreover, after two intensive years of Covid, many people have begun to live more of neighbourhood life, enhancing the area and enriching it more with new businesses, restaurants, etc. Being divided into many neighbourhoods and zones, from the most central zone 1 (which includes the city centre and the areas adjacent to it) to the extreme periphery (zone 8), it guarantees an incredible variance of landscapes, cultures, smells and different flavours.
Let’s discover the most eclectic neighbourhoods and the best place to eat!
The best place to eat in Chelsea
We begin our journey through the streets and neighbourhoods of London from Chelsea. It is a neighbourhood with some of the world’s most prestigious and luxurious shops. It is also a residential district full of beautiful apartments, many parks, shops and luxury restaurants; it is the perfect neighbourhood where you can enjoy quiet days, stroll through the parks, and perhaps stop for a snack or a romantic candlelit dinner.
Here you will find the best restaurant’s guide in Chelsea.
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The best place to eat in Mayfair
Mayfair is the most middle-class and wealthiest neighbourhood in the whole city. It counts and boasts numerous luxury businesses, including top-level restaurants and boutiques. Central, because it connects with the most touristic and fascinating areas of the entire metropolis. It boasts restaurants of great depth, starred, renowned and known all over the world.
Here you will find the best restaurant’s guide in Mayfair.
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The best place to eat in St.James
St.James is the southern extrication of Mayfair, separated by Piccadilly Road, linking Green Park to Piccadilly Circus. Also, like Mayfair, St. James is a very affluent central area full of upscale restaurants and exclusive bistros. Beautiful St.James Park is the perfect place to relax, enjoying distant views of the London Eye and Buckingham Palace.
Here you will find the best restaurant’s guide in St James.
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The best place to eat in Covent Garden
Covent Garden is one of London’s liveliest and busiest neighbourhoods. Renamed the theatre district, due to the large concentration of them on the streets, it boasts many activities and clubs. Covent Garden Market, by far one of the best known, is the meeting point for millions of tourists. The neighbourhood is full of restaurants, and incredible hidden places, such as Neal’s Yard, nightclubs and pubs.
Here you will find the best restaurant’s guide in Covent Garden.
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The best place to eat in Soho
Soho is the beating heart of London; it is the navel of the metropolis. The neighbourhood where day gives way to night and where everything becomes possible. Place of entertainment, carefree pubs, restaurants, bars, clubs of all kinds, and warm colours that mix with the night. Soho is the hub of London nightlife; you’ll find everything you need.
Here you will find the best restaurant’s guide in Soho.
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The best place to eat in Marylebone
Marylebone is a chic, residential neighbourhood with a village feel, boasting independent boutiques and upscale restaurants, located on Marylebone High Street. Furthermore, it is also a very tourist area, as the Madame Tussauds wax museum and the Sherlock Holmes museum are obviously located on Baker Street. With very Victorian apartments and buildings, Marylebone is among the trendiest neighbourhoods in all of London.
Here you will find the best restaurant’s guide in Marylebone.
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The best place to eat in Brixton
Brixton is the most vibrant and eclectic neighbourhood in all of London. Brixton is a multicultural neighbourhood with a somewhat low-key atmosphere south of the metropolis. The world-famous Brixton Market offers multi-ethnic street food, clothes, vintage items and much more. Furthermore, it is the music district, the home of many international artists, such as David Bowie. Here is the O2 Academy Brixton for rock concerts and night parties.
Here you will find the best restaurant’s guide in Brixton.
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The best place to eat in Fulham
Fulham is a residential district located in west London. A tranquil and busy neighbourhood at the same time. There are many restaurants, wine bars, pubs, bars and nightclubs on Fulham Broadway. In addition, there is Stanford Bridge, the stadium of Chelsea, an English first-division team, which further enlivens the neighbourhood during matches.
Here you will find the best restaurant’s guide in Fulham.
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The best place to eat in Holborn
Holborn is a historic district of London. Located near Saint Pancras, or crucial railway junction of the city, Holborn is the district of the law courts, and of the majestic buildings, in red stone. Here there are many craft shops, including jewellery shops. There are many museums, cafés, and multi-ethnic and native restaurants frequented by many young people, given the presence of several universities in the area.
Here you will find the best restaurant’s guide in Holborn.
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The best place to eat in Greenwich
Greenwich is a district of London overlooking the Thames, in the south of the metropolis; Greenwich is a neighbourhood frequented and lived by many ethnic groups, groups of boys and music lovers. Greenwich University is renowned and among the most prestigious. There is the O2 Arena, where world-famous artists perform in concerts. The massive and beautiful Greenwich Park is home to the Greenwich Meridian.
Here you will find the best restaurant’s guide in Greenwich.
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The best place to eat in Lewisham
South of London, near Greenwich, we find Lewisham. A quiet, residential neighbourhood, home to an abundance of local ethnic restaurants, bars and pubs. Like Greenwich, Lewisham, located near the university, is very popular with young people. Lewisham is divided into many small districts, such as Blackheath, Catford, Hither Green etc.
Here you will find the best restaurant’s guide in Lewisham.
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Best place to eat in Shoreditch
Shoreditch is an artsy neighbourhood located in South London. A trendy area along the lines of Brixton, where young artists go to seek inspiration. The eclectic foodie scene offers everything from fine dining to fast casuals, chic gastropubs, artisan cafes and noodle bars. There are many vintage and design shops in the area. Another peculiarity of Shoreditch is the streets, full of art, with murals and drawings on every wall, creating an almost comic book atmosphere.
Here you will find the best restaurant’s guide in Shoreditch.
If you’re looking for a restaurant in a particular neighbourhood, visit our guide of the best restaurants in London. The huge offer of this city also makes it unique from a gastronomic point of view because numerous cultures meet, in the kitchen, on the streets and beyond, creating an incomparable mix. On the other hand, if you are travelling around the world, between Spain, Italy, South America, Africa, etc., and you need a guide to find a restaurant that’s right for you, visit our guide of the best restaurants in the world.