All Restaurants near Hasdan

Breakfast and brunch in Neal’s Yard, where 26 Grains pairs grain-led plates with one of Covent Garden’s most compact, colourful courtyards.

A long-established Soho restaurant in a Georgian townhouse, known for candlelit rooms, seasonal modern European cooking and well-priced wine.

An underground Soho bar pairing cocktails and desserts in a low-lit basement room made for long conversations and late-evening dates.

Cozy Soho French bistro serving modern small plates, charcuterie, and exquisite cheese and honey pairings in a Parisian-inspired setting.

A three-floor craft beer bar and casual restaurant on Shaftesbury Avenue, ideal for pre-theatre drinks, group meals and easy West End meetups.

A compact Soho tapas room with an open kitchen, bar seating and Spanish small plates, set amid the West End's busiest dining streets.

A central Soho restaurant built around lobster, burgers, cocktails, and brisk all-day dining on Dean Street, close to the West End’s busiest streets.

A long-running Soho bistro on Old Compton Street, serving French-inspired all-day dining in a compact room shaped by West End nightlife.

An affordable, no-fuss café on Drury Lane serving breakfast, brunch and light lunches in the busy Covent Garden theatre district.

A compact Chinatown bakery in Soho serving Chinese pastries, taiyaki and buns from a busy Newport Place counter.

Experience Covent Garden’s vibrant Asian fusion dinner theatre where culinary artistry meets captivating live performances.

An intimate Fitzrovia Japanese restaurant serving sushi, sashimi, and Asian-fusion dishes in a quiet indoor setting near Goodge Street.

A compact Covent Garden brunch café on Drury Lane, known for busy mornings, short waits, and a practical stop between theatres and shops.

A central Chinatown dim sum stop on Gerrard Street, where shared plates, soup dumplings, and a brisk dining-room pace define the visit.

A lively Soho tapas and cocktail bar on Berwick Street, with wood-fired small plates, a downstairs drinking room, and a busy West End pace.

Lively Japanese izakaya in Covent Garden famed for its signature bao buns, vibrant atmosphere, and innovative pan-Asian small plates.

A central London Eastern Mediterranean restaurant in Fitzrovia, serving breakfast through dinner with sharing plates, handmade dough, and a sociable pace.

Innovative vegan French fine dining in a stylish Soho townhouse, blending tradition with plant-based creativity.

A polished Covent Garden Pan-Asian restaurant with sushi, dim sum, cocktails, and a split-level layout built for pre-theatre dining.

A compact Fitzrovia bakery serving Japanese breads, melon pan, mochi pastries, and quick coffee stops just off Tottenham Court Road.

Premium steak and seafood in Seven Dials, where Hawksmoor’s polished dining room meets the busy, historic streets of Covent Garden.

A compact Palestinian-Lebanese street-food stop in Fitzrovia, serving halal casual meals, takeaway, and quick lunches near Goodge Street.

Casual Vietnamese street-food dining in Covent Garden, with indoor table service, pre-theatre convenience, and a busy West End setting.

Experience vibrant Sri Lankan street food and signature hoppers in a lively, intimate Soho setting bursting with authentic flavors and culture.

A compact Soho gelato stop on Wardour Street, suited to a quick dessert break between theatres, shopping streets and late-afternoon foot traffic.

A compact Soho ramen stop on Wardour Street, serving Hokkaido-style bowls in a busy central London setting built for quick, focused meals.

Experience futuristic Asian fusion dining with interactive tables and vibrant sharing plates in the heart of London’s Covent Garden.

A central London pan-Asian restaurant where interactive tables, games, and pre-theatre dining turn a meal into part of the show.

A counter-only tasting-menu restaurant in Fitzrovia, where a small dining room wraps around the open kitchen and every course is plated in view.

A central London cocktail lounge in Chinatown’s nightlife corridor, suited to pre-theatre drinks, late-evening meetups, and short, social visits.

A cellar-style Mexican restaurant and bar in Soho, known for low light, tequila-led drinks, and a late-night dining atmosphere.

A central London Peruvian restaurant in Fitzrovia, known for ceviche, pisco sours, and a polished dining room built for lunch or dinner.

A design-led hotel lobby bar in Fitzrovia, serving coffee by day and cocktails by night, with polished seating and steady West End people-watching.

A lively Soho tapas restaurant on Frith Street, where Spanish small plates, table service, and West End energy shape a straightforward central London meal.

A polished Fitzrovia cocktail bar inside Sanderson, where a dramatic long counter, lounge seating, and late-night DJs shape the evening.

A Fitzrovia basement bar with 1950s Hong Kong styling, dim sum, cocktails, karaoke, and late-night DJ sets near Oxford Circus.

A compact Soho pâtisserie founded in 1871, Maison Bertaux pairs French cakes and tea-room service with one of central London’s oldest food traditions.

A Soho tapas bar on Berwick Street, pairing Spanish small plates with Scottish seafood, seasonal specials, and a compact, lively dining room.

Authentic Taiwanese desserts in lively Soho, offering generous portions of mochi, taro balls, and refreshing fruit teas in a bustling urban setting.

A compact ramen restaurant in Bloomsbury, ideal for a quick, warming meal between the British Museum and central London’s museum-heavy streets.

A long-running vegan and vegetarian restaurant in Soho, Mildreds pairs all-day plant-based dining with a busy West End setting near Carnaby Street.

A modern Australian restaurant and bar in Soho, reached down a passageway off Greek Street, with all-day dining, cocktails, and a calmer indoor feel.

A speakeasy-style cocktail bar in Fitzrovia, where low light, inventive drinks, and a compact basement setting shape an evening stop.

Grand Cantonese dining hall serving authentic dim sum and regional Chinese cuisine for over 30 years.

A Soho gem blending historic charm with modern European cuisine and an exceptional, accessible wine list in a cozy, clubby setting.

A compact Fitzrovia specialty coffee stop for espresso, filter brews, and a brief pause between Oxford Circus and the West End.

A compact paella counter on Berwick Street, where Soho’s lunch crowd meets quick Spanish cooking in a busy central London street setting.

A long-running Soho French bistro on Dean Street, serving classic plates, pre-theatre dinners, and intimate tables in the West End.

The original Pizza Pilgrims pizzeria in Soho, serving Neapolitan-style pizzas in a compact, lively West End setting made for quick, casual meals.

A central London pizza bar serving thin, fire-baked Roman-style pies, with counter service and a quick turnover near Holborn station.

A Soho noodle specialist serving Lanzhou-style beef bowls, hand-pulled textures and quick, no-nonsense meals near Chinatown.

A timeless Soho institution serving refined modern British cuisine with legendary charm and impeccable hospitality.

A compact Lebanese-style restaurant in Fitzrovia, close to Oxford Circus, suited to quick lunches, casual dinners, and easy central-London dining.

A busy West End pizzeria on Tottenham Court Road, serving Neapolitan pizza with quick service, central access, and a practical dine-in setup.

A central London tapas bar and restaurant in Fitzrovia, known for Spanish-Italian small plates, sherry, and a sociable shared-dining format.

A central Soho all-day restaurant where brunch, coffee, and cocktails keep the room busy from morning through late evening.

A covered Covent Garden food hall where London street-food traders, bars, and shared tables turn a meal into a social stop.

A Singaporean restaurant in Soho serving hawker-style dishes, kopi and street-food favourites in a lively indoor setting on Shaftesbury Avenue.

An upscale Soho restaurant and cocktail bar where modern British dining, basement drinks, and chef’s-counter service shape a polished night out.

A compact St John café-bakery inside Bloomsbury’s London Review Bookshop, where coffee, pastries, and savoury bakes meet a quiet literary setting.

A central London vegan restaurant in Fitzrovia, where seasonal plant-based cooking is served in a stylish, reservation-led dining room.

A cult ramen counter inside central London’s Arcade Food Hall, where a supper-club origin meets fast, informal dining near Tottenham Court Road.

A 10-seat omakase counter in Soho, where Sushi Kyu serves seasonal Japanese dishes in a quiet, reservation-led room off Brewer Street.

A vibrant Soho bistro blending Sussex countryside flavors with London’s energy, featuring seasonal British dishes and curated wines.

Casual Pan-Asian dining in Fitzrovia, a short walk from Tottenham Court Road, with walk-in tables, brunch, drinks, and a busy West End rhythm.

A compact Soho tapas bar serving Spanish small plates, wine, and long, sociable meals in one of central London’s busiest dining districts.

A Soho steakhouse built around live fire, smoked meats and cocktails, with a dark, social dining room that suits dinner rather than sightseeing.

A compact Soho brunch café on Old Compton Street, serving hearty breakfasts, coffee, and cocktails in the middle of London’s busiest nightlife district.

A busy Seven Dials brunch stop for diner-style breakfasts, coffee, and early lunches in the middle of Covent Garden’s West End foot traffic.

A central Bloomsbury pub for live sport, quiz nights and casual meals, with a lively indoor atmosphere and easy Tube access from nearby stations.

Beer-first pub on High Holborn with a large tap selection, casual snacks and a lively central-London crowd between Covent Garden and Holborn.

A Soho Chinese restaurant and pub pairing polished dining, bar energy, and occasional live events in a compact central London setting.

HK-style Cantonese comfort food on Shaftesbury Avenue, with wonton noodles, roast meats and quick, central London dining near the West End.

A compact Soho pub and dining room where literary lore, Free French history, and slow-paced meals still shape the experience.

A polished Soho brasserie with velvet banquettes, classic British dishes, and a steady pre-theatre crowd in the middle of the West End.

Chef-led French-Mediterranean dining on Charlotte Street, with seasonal sharing plates, a relaxed Michelin-starred room, and a covered terrace.

A compact Soho noodle restaurant on Old Compton Street, known for hand-pulled bowls, visible kitchen action, and queues at peak meal times.

A polished Covent Garden restaurant with West End history, pre-theatre timing, and a formal dining room that suits special-occasion meals.

A long-established Japanese diner in Leicester Square, serving sushi, udon and set meals in a busy, multi-level West End setting.

A central London dumpling restaurant in Fitzrovia, serving global-fusion plates in a roomy, casual dining room near Tottenham Court Road.

A central Bloomsbury café-restaurant for breakfast, brunch, coffee, and an early dinner, set among museums, offices, and steady London foot traffic.

A compact Chinatown bakery on Gerrard Street, known for Chinese pastries, cakes, and snackable takeaway treats in a busy central London setting.

A modern Chinatown restaurant where visible seafood and produce meet binchotan grilling, teppanyaki, and a relaxed central-London dining room.

A three-floor Soho restaurant serving Russian and Eastern European dishes, house-made nastoyka, and late-night drinks in a compact townhouse setting.