London Restaurants within a 5 minute walk of Hyde Park Corner Station | Ratings, Reviews & Maps

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Perfect Couples’ Spa Experience in Central London 🧖‍♀️💆‍♂️✨ From the moment we stepped into the hotel, we were greeted warmly by the staff and guided to the spa area located in the beautifully decorated basement. The festive winter decor throughout the corridors created such a cozy and magical atmosphere, setting the perfect tone for a relaxing day. ❄️🎄 After a warm welcome and an explanation of the day’s schedule, we changed into our spa robes and began with a mud scrub treatment. It was incredibly refreshing and left our skin feeling soft and revitalized. 🫧🧼 We then enjoyed a peaceful tea break followed by a delicious lunch. The food was beautifully presented, tasty, and served in generous portions – an absolute treat. 🍵🍽️ The highlight of our day was the couples’ full-body massage. We were in the same room, which allowed us to relax and enjoy the experience together – such a thoughtful detail for a couples’ spa day. 💑✨ The massage itself was deeply relaxing, and it was followed by a lovely facial treatment that left us both glowing and completely at ease. After our treatments, we had full access to the spa facilities, where we spent hours unwinding in the sauna, swimming pool, and Jacuzzi. The entire space was spotless, well-maintained, and designed for maximum comfort. 🏊‍♀️🧖‍♂️ If you’re looking for an exceptional couples’ spa day in Central London, with luxurious treatments, outstanding service, and a serene atmosphere, this is the place to be. We left feeling refreshed, connected, and already excited to return. Highly recommended – an unforgettable experience! 🌟🙌
Edvin G - 2 weeks ago

I would like to express my sincere thanks to the staff member Sandro for his excellent service. He was extremely professional in his approach and served the food with great attention to detail. His role went beyond just serving meals; he added a personal touch of warmth and friendliness that made our experience at the hotel even more special. Thank you for his outstanding service, and we wish him continued success and growth.
Mshael Aljaber - a week ago

Attended for the Bridgerton Afternoon Tea with my beautiful friends in autumn 2024. A very grand London hotel (finely-dressed-gentlemen-in-hats-holding-entrance-doors-open type of affair) so do dress accordingly. The tea room itself was a delight: a pianist playing in the background creating a gentle ambiance and fine decor. Staff were diligent, arrival of food was well-timed and lovely presentation overall. Selection of food was pretty good, all nicely themed and enjoyable. Great selection of teas that were tasty and not too “flowery” or sickly which is an unusual plus point. Taste of the food was above-average but not as distinct compared to the standard of everything else. I felt I was paying more for the name and the fanfare rather than quality of food. And for me - I’m there for the food! Still, it is worthy of 5 stars. Could have benefited from having Jonathan Bailey make a personal appearance, but I suppose you can’t have it all. Great toilets, efficient cloakroom service, well located within 10 mins from underground.
Mama SJ - a month ago

Went for afternoon tea for a birthday treat, had a selection of sandwiches but the cucumber sandwiches were quite bland and bread was not as soft. Scones and desserts and teas were all good was given a small birthday treat too. However service was bad if the waiter says he will be looking after you , you expect them to come and ask if we needed anything but not once did he come unless we called him over had to keep getting attention of other waiters when asking for something, service definitely needs to improve although they was all polite not very attentive.
Zeenat Desai - 4 weeks ago

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Outstanding! Came here with a deal and theatre and it was very good! Decided to have a cocktail which was large and nice and kept the glass for £4 Started with the sharing nachos platter! Hands down the best nachos I've ever had! Tasty zesty really good! Then burger and chips very nice also! The service was very quick and the vibe and lay out with the rock memorabilia was awesome 👌
Jason riley - 2 months ago

Started June 14, 1971, in London, England, by two Americans, Isaac Tigrett and Peter Morton. The day before my birthday we went to dine here. The food was delicious. The meat was falling from the ribs and was not dry at all. The ribeye steak pieces were juicy and delicious. Friendly staff. Hygienic and great atmosphere. We had a great time and will definitely come back whenever we’re in the neighbourhood.
Awi Mahabier - a month ago

Really nice server. He (Ugo) worked hard to make our experience enjoyable throughout our evening. The cafe itself is the oldest in the world - the original so to speak. The food I found to be slightly different from the menu description. I expected boneless wings to be simply without bones but were instead a different dish, breaded and deep fried, a poor relation to chicken wings. The cocktails were too strong and had some citrus as well which caused me a tummy upset. Didn’t like the onions on the barbecue selection either. Portions are quite large but horrendously expensive. Chocolate brownie, although massive, was too dry. Too much brownie not enough sauce or ice cream. Thoroughly enjoyed the evening nonetheless. Great table and atmosphere.
Carl Argent - 5 months ago

Great experience made more exciting when I found out this is the original Hard Rock Cafe! Lots of interesting music memorabilia around the space. Upstairs is generally busier, noisier and more lively, whereas the space downstairs is larger and feels more open. We had lunch downstairs which was lovely as it was easy to chat and hear one another. Food was great! Best cheese sauce I have ever tried. Good range of cocktails. Pricing more than fair for very central London. Staff were friendly and accommodating to our various requests , including a change of table to the downstairs space. Well worth a visit!
Tess - 4 months ago

Awesome staff. Only 1 out of the 15 working seemed to be annoyed when we walked up to get a table. He took his coffee cup and turned his back to us and walked into the restaurant. We both ordered grilled chicken sandwiches. They were dry. Ask for more honey mustard on the side. Fries were great. Side salad was great. Matt was a wonderful server. Went above and beyond with our dairy allergy to ensure we were safe to eat what would not make us sick.
Amber Pietan - 5 months ago

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Probably one of the best pubs in London. Filled with history and excellent food and Guinness. The Beef Wellington was perfectly prepared, another highlight was the scotch egg which had a perfect center. We can’t wait to return!
Alex - 3 weeks ago

The quaintest of all the pubs we visited on this trip, starting with its hidden location (in an enchanting street), the outdoor red, blue and white color scheme and flanked at the entrance with a doorman to match. We felt welcome and in good company the second we walked in. The bartender was friendly, our server Joanna quite efficient, and the interior was cozy and intimate. A small space but with just enough distance between tables. We went on Sunday night, where roasts are de rigueur. We started by sharing a delightful cheese tart, topped with red berries and greens. For the mains I talked my girlfriend into having the Duke Wellington since I do not eat meat, and she thanked me for suggesting it. It looked just right, juicy, pink and the crust was dry and honey colored. I had the turkey breast with potaoes, carrots, and a succulent glaze. Both came with giant Yorkshire puddings. We devoured everything on our plates, and still had room left for dessert: cheese cake, Two happy customers went back to their hotel, happy to have spent £96.19 on an authentic meal, in a historic place, and still three weeks later savoring that moment in time.
Quasar - a month ago

We loved all three courses of our meal. The burrata was divine, served with enormous perfectly ripe cherries and sliced figs. The scallops were beautifully cooked, soft but not overdone. My friend had the Beef Wellington - she said it was succulent. The monkfish and prawn curry was balanced and the sauce was delicious. The crumble had huge crunchy topping with apples and soft fruits. The sticky toffee pudding ( and its treacle sauce) was sublime. So rare to enjoy all three courses. The Rioja Crianza was full bodied but smooth, complementing the food. A wonderful memorable lunch. 10/10 to a chef who knows how to cook properly.
Catherine Owens - 3 months ago

Super chill and cool place to grab a beer and meet your friends! Loved it here. It’s a bit expensive but just for beers, it is totally fine. 🥰 Very cute and lovely 🫠
Yiğit Torun - 5 months ago

Probably my favorite pub in London, love how it’s hidden off the back alley cobblestone streets. Love the decor and the variety of cask ales, love the historical aspect and apparently it’s haunted. One of the bartenders was nice enough to take me to the basement and show me the area where the body was buried. The food is also excellent , their beef Wellington is delicious! The burger, lamb and duck are great choices as well! It’s a great pub to see for sure anytime you are in London!
William House - 7 months ago

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Visited this restaurant recently looking for a nice evening out with my wife. The service to start with was great from being welcomed downstairs to bring seated by the bar for a few minutes and then taken to our table, but that level of service just went down after that. The Food took ages to come, we were receiving one item at a time at the start, in comparison to the table next to us who received all items quickly and all at once. The presentation of the food was Nice, but the quality and taste of the food was average. I felt like I have had better at local takeaways which would be a fraction of the price, there was nothing wow for the premium price and in terms of the atmosphere it was way to loud for such a high end restraunt.
Umar Sheikh - a month ago

Really wanted to like this restaurant but it wasnt worth it. Ordered the crispy rice with spicy tuna, yellow tail jalapeno, and miso cod. The miso cod was really soft but it felt really greasy. After a few bites you really couldnt eat anymore, I see why they asked if you want rice with it. The yellowtail was the nicest dish but not worth raving about. Staff was friendly and quick with cleaning! Spent 250 pounds, super expensive for what the food was
Irene - a month ago

The place was ok, prices are high. I heard a lot about Nobu and when I tried it, I felt not worth coming again, tables are too close to each other, food portions are small and no bread or something they provided while waiting for the food. Also they don’t have fries nor noodles 🙁
Rahma Khoja - a month ago

We had one of the tasting menus on offer for our lunch this week. Personally I wouldn't do that again, it was 6 courses but felt needing more food. Next time I would order from the menu instead. The quality of the produce used was amazing, really could taste the quality. Service was good, nothing special tho. Not a good enough experience for me to rush back for.
Joe Stoker - 8 months ago

I did not realise it had lost its Michelin star, the food was soooooo good, especially the Black Cod Miso. The food, service and seats were phenomenal, but of course it was because it is Nobu daaarling…
Lady X - 2 months ago

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Had a wonderful time eating salmon and drinking 🍷 was delicious also had a tour of the casino very private I love it !!!
Aymck - 2 weeks ago

Decent venue to grab a quick bite to eat and play casino games. The restaurant is quite loud, so it's not the best place for a quiet meal, but the decor is stylish and sleek with friendly and helpful staff to explain the menu. The food was tasty, and the portion sizes were good. Drinks were reasonably priced, and overall, visiting here was a good experience.
Anthony - 11 months ago

Impeccable service, elegant ambiance, and amazing food as always at the Metropolitan Mayfair Casino, London. On Saturday, 21st September 2024, during a break between meetings, I stopped by for a quick bite. Mr. George, the energetic and knowledgeable bartender, recommended the Lebanese Mezze, which was outstanding. His expertise on the menu and dedication to service were truly impressive. I enjoyed chatting with him while awaiting my meal, making the break from Electronic Roulette even more enjoyable. Wishing the entire team continued success in all their endeavors ©Ash-Cash
Ash Cash (Ash - Cash) - 3 months ago

Yousef was an amazing waiter! He was very professional, attentive, and friendly. He made sure everything was perfect and gave great recommendations. His excellent service made the experience unforgettable. Highly recommended!
Khaled Braik - a month ago

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We stopped in for a pint and ended up having several, along with lunch. The fish n' chips special was fantastic! The atmosphere is definitely an old-school local pub with friendly people, great food, and fast drinks. This is a place that we will definitely be back to.
Irish Danielson - 3 months ago

4 star as the atmosphere is very friendly. There is a wide selections of drinks to go from. Not too pricey. But the food took an inordinate amount of time. We ordered chips and garlic bread but it took an hour. Amazing place. But needs to hire more staff.
Prav Makh - 2 weeks ago

Booked here for lunch with the family and they were very accommodating. Our daughter had a recent operation and was on crutches so they allowed us to change the table to make it easier for her. The Hazy Day beer and the Beef & Raclette cheese pie was just amazing (great recommendation by the manageress). It’s a Green King pub, but this was on their specials menu. Easy access on the main road, not far from Green Park station and a short walk from Hyde Park if you’re out for the day.
Harvey Kempton - 2 weeks ago

This is a nice 17th century pub in Mayfair, the prices do reflect the location, £6.30 for a nice IPA. Their cask selection was limited to two. They do offer standard pub grub e.g. fish and chips at £18.75. This is what I call a traditional pub with a lot of dark wood panelling. They also have an upstairs bar. They show the usual live sports and from 8th November live karaoke on a fortnightly basis (as well as other events). Being a Greene King pub they do offer the double up for £3, e.g. single Buffalo Trace £8.40, double £11.40. The service was good. A nice pub to visit.
1956gooner - 2 months ago

We came in here because the wait at the hard Rock Cafe was over an hour. The friendly lady greeted us and let us settle down. We chose steak and ale pie with triple cooked chips and a Korean bbq chicken burger with chips. A pint of cider and a j20 came to £40. The food took quite a while to arrive, just over 30 minutes and the pub was not busy. The chips weren't very nice but everything else was ok. The pub is a very old pub, over 400 years, but it didn't seem to show any original features off. Overall it was ok but could of been a lit better.. thanks for replying. Ill pop in next time I'm up.
julian clarke - 9 months ago

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Nice meal at this Italian restaurant - the bruschetta was well prepared and the calamari starter was good. The lemon tart had just the right level of tartness and the friendly staff were good enough to add some raspberry on the side. All in, a pleasant meal
A S - a month ago

We had an amazing time celebrating our 10 years anniversary here! Food was absolutely delicious. Service was great too, Peter was serving us and he was an absolute gem. They were so welcoming and atmosphere was great. We highly recommend Lamb rump, pasta filled with duck, tunna tartar and Panna Cotta. They were so nice and they treated us with a free desert for our anniversary. Thank you guys🥰☺️
Sonia Barzegar - 2 months ago

The beef wellington & the lemon meringue pie are a must! Service was excellent & friendly. Over & above what would be required of a waiter/waitress. From the greeting we received at the hotel entrance; To the bar, (where we stopped for drink prior to booking - being a superb Bloody Mary); To within the Theo Randall restaurant itself, all staff we had an interaction with, in our humble opinion, were superb and a credit to the brand.
Leighann Miller - 3 months ago

We chose this place for our anniversary meal as long time fans of Theo Randall and it was out of this world. The attention to detail was amazing and every course a delight. We enjoyed the expert advice of the sommelier when choosing out wine and he did an excellent negroni too. Food wise we had a four course meal my tuna tartare and my secondi of guinea fowl were my highlights, our waiter was brilliant too and had our desserts presented with a "happy anniversary" written in chocolate on the plates which was a nice touch. Would definitely recommend visiting especially if you appreciate quality italian food thank you so much for making our night special we hope to return some day
Lee Grime - 2 months ago

Came here for dinner—service was great but food was underwhelming. For pastas, the Cappelletti di anatra (duck) was okay but the Tagliatelle zucchini e gamberetti (prawns) tasted like a Lean Cuisine pasta. The Orata al forno (sea bream) lacked flavor. Cocktails were good. Our server Sebastian was great—friendly and attentive. He suggested a local gin (Monkey 47) for me to try and I loved it!
Vy H. - a month ago

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We found this gem thru Google Maps. The restaurant is so quaint. The host was very welcoming. We didn't have reservations, but she greeted us with such a friendly approach. We are a party of 4, so we decided to have a family sharing style. All our food was prepared fresh and all very tasty. The serving portion is ok (maybe we are so used to US standards, haha). But service is the highlight of our visit. Try this restaurant, you will not be disappointed! We met the lady owner of the restaurant as well. All the best, Salloos ~
EMERSON ILANO - a year ago

Found this restaurant tucked away in the Knightsbridge area - honestly London's best kept secret! Had the Tandoori Lamb Chops, Chicken Shish Kebab, and Lamb curry; was not disappointed. If you’re looking for a quiet place with amazing food and drinks in central London, you will love Salloos!
Lawrence S - a year ago

Last week I went on a date to Salloos in Knightsbridge. The atmosphere was elegant. For starters we had lovely seeded poppadoms, jumbo tandoori king prawns, and for our main chicken shish kebab served from an iron skewer, lamb curry, their signature chicken karahi, pulao rice and lovely red wine to go with😌 The best Pakistani food I have ever had! Will definitely be going back. It’s a wonderful place for a romantic dinner. Hidden gem in the heart of Belgravia. It’s on a little side walk right opposite the Berkeley hotel so it can easily be missed!
London Massage Therapist - 3 years ago

The cosiest restaurant in Knightsbridge. Stumbled across this gem wandering around after a day at Harrods. The signature chicken shish was served fresh off the grill! Lovely atmosphere and nice music. The staff was so attentive keeping everything clean. Definitely the best Pakistani food I’ve had in London.
Crystal Chan - 4 years ago

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We had Michelin set menu today. Superb service, fantastic food and reasonable price for what we got. This is a very good experience. Loved it! Champagne was amazing. I also got a champagne cocktail. It was also great. Crab Macaroni was fantastic. Beef Wellington was super tender. I also really enjoyed the dessert and the after dessert gift sweets. Amazing overall.
Lily - a month ago

I recently visited Lanesborough Grill with my best friends to try their three-course festive menu, and it was an absolutely delightful experience from start to finish. The evening began with warm bread and butter—simple, yet comforting and fresh. For starters, I had the terrine of duck and corn-fed chicken paired with a laminated truffle roll. The combination was rich and indulgent, with the truffle adding a luxurious touch. My main course was the cod and shrimps, which was the highlight of the meal for me. The dish was beautifully presented, and the flavors were perfectly balanced—delicate yet flavorful. It was clear that a lot of thought had gone into crafting this plate. To end the meal, I had the honeycomb and caramel yule log for dessert. It was a sweet, festive finale that felt indulgent without being overly heavy—a perfect way to conclude the evening. The service at Lanesborough Grill truly stood out. Both the waitstaff and the sommeliers were attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable, enhancing our experience significantly. The restaurant itself exudes warmth and coziness, making it an ideal spot for a special festive meal. Overall, Lanesborough Grill delivers not just in terms of food but also ambiance and service. I’d highly recommend their festive menu for anyone looking to celebrate the season with elegance and flavor.
Ella de la Victoria - a month ago

Excellent. Amazing food, superb service, beautiful ambience. The meal and bread with butter outstanding well worth the experience. From the entrance to the wait staff the service was pleasant. As a delightful surprise, they treated us to a complimentary dessert. 🤩
Soheil Aarabi - a month ago

Delicious afternoon tea sandwiches (with unlimited refills), but I wasn't as impressed with their teas or Bridgerton theming. I made a reservation on Sunday at 4:30 pm to celebrate my mom's retirement. When I had booked several monthes back, the reservation mentioned that champagne was included, however, this is not the case while they're serving festive tea. Instead, a twist on a margarita cocktail or non alcoholic blooming wallflower drink is included. The cocktail was delicious and quite cute with a coconut edge and feather sticking out of the cherry. For tea, my mom and I ordered the Bridgerton blend and my dad ordered the Lanesborough breakfast tea. We did not like the Bridgerton blend, so my mom ordered the Lanesborough breakfast tea instead and I ordered the white choco chili tea, which tasted much better! The sandwiches were the highlight of the tea, and included turkey cranberry, egg, cucumber, and smoked salmon. There was also a traditional mince pie included. They came by with refills of all four sandwiches. The scones arrived warm with clotted cream, lemon curd, and raspberry preserve. The desserts were my mom's least favorite part of the tea. I thought they were fine but a few seemed to taste very similar. In regards to the theme, I was not wowed. The desserts were named after characters from Bridgerton in the menu but that seemed to be the extent of the theming. The desserts looked like they could have been part of any holiday teas rather than a Bridgerton tea. Perhaps the regular tea is more themed.
Michelle Barnes - 3 weeks ago

Went for Bridgerton Afternoon Tea. They were able to accommodate my dietary restrictions so well! Truly above and beyond. The sandwiches were flavorful and moist. The scones were fresh baked. The pastries so gorgeous. The service was top tier, they made it such a joy to spend a few hours sipping tea. The unlimited sandwiches and scones, tea and coffee made this an incredible deal. I will certainly be recommending and returning!
Mimi E - 4 months ago

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