London boasts one of the most eclectic and upscale dining scenes with an impressive 71 Michelin-starred restaurants in the 2022 guide, making it one of the top-ranked cities in the world for fine dining. Dominating the culinary scene with its diverse blend of traditional and contemporary cuisines, here is our conclusive list of the best restaurants in London, covering everything from long-established culinary institutions to exciting new concepts.

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Amazonico

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Situated in Mayfair’s prestigious Berkeley Street, Amazonico London takes inspiration from the cultural diversity and gastronomic heritage of South America. Since its opening in late 2019, it has gone from strength to strength and has established itself in the competitive high-end dining industry. Open from lunch until late, discover an immersive environment of live music and Amazon rainforest-inspired interiors.

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Isabel

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With lavish and ritzy interiors throughout, Isabel exudes style and elegance, perfectly blending the opulence of Mayfair with the fun, sensuality and glamour of Latin America. Featuring an imaginative food and drink menu that is inspired by South American cuisine, from breakfast through to late-night cocktails. If that wasn’t enough, the after-hours bar and dance floor await featuring live music from international DJs. 

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The Maine

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The brand new venture from Canadian restaurateur Joey Ghazal boasts a ‘blend of old-world British elegance, New England extravagance and subterranean decadence.’ Located in a lavish townhouse overlooking Hanover Square, serving familial favourites such as lobster rolls, oysters and moule frites. Each of the four rooms blends old and new world styles and the secret bar features jazz bands nightly. 

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Miro

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The latest addition to London‘s dining scene is Miro Mayfair. Hidden underground in the heart of Mayfair on Old Burlington Street, this new hot spot promises to offer an opulent Mayfair interpretation of global favourites, with contemporary and dramatic presentation. The restaurant’s signature dish the “Sunken Treasure Chest” features a kilo of caviar surrounded by an array of accompaniments.

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Nobu Hotel Portman Square

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The newest London flagship of renowned Japanese chef Nobu Matsuhisa is situated in one of the most iconic corners of Marylebone. Nobu Hotel Portman Square features a cosmopolitan terrace, two beautifully designed bars, as well as the world-renowned Nobu restaurant. With a capacity for 200 diners and a private dining room, the menu features distinctive theatrical Japanese plates with an open kitchen and sushi counter.

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Novikov

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Located in the heart of Mayfair on Berkeley Street, Novikov combines cool and contemporary interiors with a culinary offering of two distinct restaurants and an intimate lounge. Novikov’s Pan-Asian restaurant menu features novel flavours and texture combinations, whilst the Italian restaurant's indulgent menu includes regional dishes with a modern twist. The stylish lounge is a must-visit, with an extensive cocktail menu and live music.

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Sexy Fish

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Indulge in the opulence that is Sexy Fish. The pan-Asian restaurant and part late-night bar boasts an extensive à la carte menu, featuring a ‘Sekushi’ tasting of signature dishes including firm favourites ‘Sexy Tuna Ham’ and wagyu tataki. The Coral Reef Room is an exclusive and private dining space with a custom-built bar, two of the largest live coral reef tanks in the world, and seating for up to 48. 

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Zuma

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Located in Knightsbridge, Zuma Restaurant offers a contemporary twist on the traditional Japanese izakaya style of informal dining. Delivering an authentic flavour of the east, the menu showcases a variety of dishes from its three kitchens; the main kitchen, the sushi counter and the robata grill. Expect a laid-back atmosphere with a sophisticated edge and sumptuous small plates designed for sharing.

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