Mediterranean Restaurants in London

70-72 Leonard Street, The City, EC2A 4QX [map]

A favourite on the London dining scene for some years now, the Eyre Brothers Restaurant and Tapas Bar is located between the suits of the City and the arty trendsetters of Shoreditch, making for a uniquely vibrant atmosphere.

15 Westland Place, N1 7LP [map]

Fifteen London restaurant, just off the City Road, is owned by the Jamie Oliver Foundation and was made famous by the 2002 tv documentary series featuring Jamie Oliver and his original team of fifteen young chefs from troubled backgrounds.

8 Lancashire Court, Brook Street, W1S 1EY [map]

Tucked away in a peaceful cobbled courtyard in Mayfair, Hush is an excellent combination of brasserie, alfresco dining area, restaurant, cocktail lounge, private rooms and wine boutique.

11 Lewis Grove, Lewisham, SE13 6BG [map]

Levante Mediterranean Restaurant in the south London neighbourhood of Lewisham is a local gem that deserves to be more widely known.

County Hall, 3b Belvedere Rd, SE1 7GP [map]

Locale Italian restaurant at London's County Hall is the first stop before or after a flight on the London Eye, a visit to the Aquarium or an aesthetic bliss-out at the South Bank.

222 Munster Road, Fulham, SW6 6AY [map]

Locale Italian restaurant in Fulham, serves up irresistible Italian home cooking in a clued-up, urban interior.

62 Aldermans Hill, Palmers Green, N13 4PP [map]

On the busy Alderman’s Hill, running along the East side of Broomfield Park is a little slither of sunshine fresh from the islands of Greece – Nissi Mezedakia.

240 St. John Street, Clerkenwell, EC1V 4PH [map]

Nestled in between Islington and Smithfield markets, The Peasant is a beautifully restored former gin palace that offers great British food in the bar downstairs, and superb fine dining in the restaurant upstairs.

55 Church Street, Town Centre, Twickenham, TW1 3NR [map]

Tapas enthusiasts will love this atmospheric Mediterranean tapas bar in Twickenham, located on Church Street only one block away from the Thames.

291 Sandycombe Road, Kew, Richmond Upon Thames, TW9 3LU [map]

Only six minutes away from the Kew Botanic Gardens, Q Verde is a popular Mediterranean restaurant on Sandycombe Road that has a delightful villagey vibe.

376 Strand, Covent Garden, WC2R 0LQ [map]

A perfect spot for pre or post theatre dining - good location and last orders for food taken at midnight.

126 Drury Lane, Holborn, WC2B 5SU [map]

Filled with opera luvvies, tourists and eccentric Londoners, Sarastro has earned itself an iconic reputation in London's West End for its opulent décor and flamboyant food.

36 Tavistock Street, Strand, WC2E 7PB [map]

One of a small group of beloved Turkish restaurants offering the freshest of food at very reasonable prices, Sofra in Covent Garden has devoted regulars and must seem like a gift from the food gods to passing tourists.

1 Addington Street, SE1 7RY [map]

The Park Plaza County Hall Hotel is a stylish venue located south of the Thames in London, near the city's County Hall and only moments away from Waterloo.

196 High Street, Town Centre, Barnet, EN5 5SZ [map]

This stylish restaurant in Barnet's bustling High Street is a welcome addition to the local dining scene.

83 Southwark Street, SE1 0HX [map]

Just a stone’s throw from the best of London’s South Bank, chic little restaurant The Table Café is one of the capital’s best-kept dining secrets.

53 Cleveland Street, Marylebone, W1T 4JJ [map]

Terra is a popular Mediterranean restaurant found in Cleveland Street between London's Goodge Street and Oxford Circus tube stations in the West End.

34 Portman Street, W1H 7BY [map]

Texture in London's Marylebone, is a stunning collaboration between the superbly talented Agnar Sverrisson, a top Icelandic chef, and Xavier Rousset, a French-born award-winning sommelier.

42 North Audley Street, Mayfair, W1K 6ZR [map]

Truc Vert restaurant in London’s sleek Mayfair near the American Embassy and a short walk from the madness of Oxford Street almost started the restaurant-plus-deli concept.

170 Great Portland Street, W1W 5QB [map]

Villandry orginally opened its doors 20 years ago on Marylebone High Street, a ramshackle shop full of wonderful smells and goodies.