London Restaurants within a 5 minute walk of Sloane Square Station | Ratings, Reviews & Maps

It was wonderful to celebrate the grandmother’s birthday in the private area. The whole family was delighted; the food was delicious, and the service was personalized and very efficient. I will definitely return with my clients. Many thanks to the entire team, you have been simply fantastic! Thanks a lot L&C
TU CONSULTORA DE VIAJES L&C Cristina - in the last week

Elegant. Chic. Tasty food. Lovely place in Duke of York Square where I hosted a small group of two after a business meeting. Staff were very attentive and friendly. They catered for my allergy requirements and vegetarian food request. The wine was extraordinary and we had a very nice meal. Do try the courgette fries on the side. Rare to find these days but they are one of my favourites. Perfect setting for a romantic meal, with friends or business contacts. Would definitely come again soon.
Kartik Shah - 6 months ago

Some of the most delicious pasta I’ve had in London. Absolutely gorgeous restaurant, really fine dining Italian. Good size portions even though it is expensive no doubt. I’m not one to splash on pasta but having tried Manicomio now, I may change my mind about this. Very unique pasta in my opinion. Location is beautiful on Duke of York Square, nicer than the one in The City I reckon.
Nico M - 7 months ago

We had our wedding reception in the Garden Room and Manicomio. Andrei and Adam were extremely helpful in the months preceding and the staff were attentive and helpful on the day. The food was great too! We will eat here many times over the next few years and will recommend them to anybody who asks.
Niyaz Haji - 2 months ago

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Be warned - the wine they serve by the glass is from a keg. My friend complained about the odd taste. The bartender shrugged her shoulders and didn't offer a replacement. I felt obliged to buy our group a bottle... which turned out to be overpriced. This didn't feel good enough for an established theatre bar.
Clare Bloomer - 11 months ago

Nice bar and kitchen below the Royal Court theatre. It was very busy before a show so definitely book ahead. There's a really decent drinks range for every taste at usual London prices. The food, considering the limited time the kitchen is open is good, mostly plant based. I went for a few small plates (3 for £13 or so) which were a perfect pre-theatre snack between two. The service is quick, efficient and friendly. Even if you're not visiting the theatre here it's well worth a visit as it has a great atmosphere...just check the limited opening times.
Adam - a year ago

I ordered a margarita and it was very sour and tasted quite synthetic. I returned to the bar and there was not an apology nor an offer to remake it. Poor customer service and low quality of drinks. (The manager commented on my review straight away, encouraging me to be in touch and I did indeed, and haven't heard anything from them for a week. This attitude can be considered as another evidence of poor customer service!).
Rosa Farias - a year ago

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Nice English pub, food was delicious and the atmosphere great. Maria was our waitress, she was so nice.
Alberto - 2 months ago

Nice corner pub in the heart of Belgravia sporting an array of Duke of Wellington themed decor. Good selection of ales and dog friendly too. Plenty of space to sit outside and watch the world go by.
Stu Radley - 5 months ago

A Belgravia, corner house pub with. Good, large square room with a statement central octagonal bar commanding the space with a great beer selection on tap. Other good statements coming from studded, leather armchairs, bench seats, artwork & cool window topped washroom doors with painted lettering. Some identity issues from the faux wood panel paper, checked carpet & an expectation of more historic heritage vibe. Large screen with great all round views of sport, good vibe of groups of friends.
Alex Conkleton - 7 months ago

A delightful, simple and friendly pub offering a fine selection of beers both keg and cask. Service is bright and cheerful. The eponymous Duke is celebrated here with pictures adorning the walls and a fireplace, perhaps similar to the one whence his violin was consigned. The rest, as they say is history. A lovely pub to Pop into for a drink or two.
Dai Tree - 2 years ago

Nice pub with a outdoor seating. Food was good!
Alex Bjerkholt - 2 months ago

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What an extraordinary French restaurant!! The seating is intimate with outdoor indoor and downstairs. The decor is quintessential French with flower baskets, candles, mismatched flatware. The food is amazing. The two or three course option is very reasonable for such quality and generous helpings. A great wine list, wonderful service all make an exceptional dinning experience. Truly special.
G Mac - 2 months ago

What an incredible place - we came here for my nephew’s 18th birthday lunch and from start to finish the meal was incredible. The French Onion soup was possibly the best thing I’ve ever tasted and I honestly think I’m going to dream about it for eternity. Delicious salmon - wish I’d had room for pudding! Fabulous wine list too. Great intimate atmosphere and lovely service. Can’t wait to come back!
L Moran - 3 weeks ago

Place came highly recommended to us. Service was immaculate and the ambiance inside the restaurant was amazing. Very romantic. Most of our food was delicious as well. Quite a deal they have for the pre-fixe 2 or 3 course dinner as well. However…2 things: I am not sure if this is just a thing in Europe/UK but the tables are WAY too close together and I physically had to move the table to get in and out of my seat to use the bathroom. I can hear everyone else’s conversations in depth which provides for a rather impersonal experience. Secondly, I do not know what happened to my lady’s steak. The char on it looked nice but the taste was burnt, it lacked ANY seasoning whatsoever (even the peppercorn sauce couldn’t save it) and tasted as if it was cooked IN gas, not over gas lit flames (you could taste some sort of chemically flavor on the steak, so if they use charcoal I have no clue what the taste was but we both agreed something was off…). Shame, because it was a really tender piece of meat. My guinea fowl, mash and peas, chicken liver pate and her onion soup were fabulous though. We will be back! Bathroom signage was funny as well ;)
Leo Levitt - 4 months ago

This is definitely the best French restaurant I've ever eaten at, their calf liver and duck legs are amazing! I've never had such authentic and delicious French food in the United States (of course that is the United States), and the service staff is very warm and professional, even so the mandatory service charge is only 12.5%, which is much lower than the tipping rate in the United States! I would highly recommend this restaurant, and if I have the opportunity to live here, I will definitely come often
Lei Chu - 2 months ago

I brought my partner for her birthday she loved the food and atmosphere! Onion soup and beef bourguignon was delicious. Highly recommended
Kerem Yenisu - 2 months ago

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Visited today as couldn’t find any decent place to have a brunch in the entire Belgravia. Very pricey and very bland food is all I can say . The lady server was friendly and the weather was nice which helped to enjoy sitting outside . 2 women on the table before ours who were loud and wouldn’t stop talking were interrupting us from enjoying the scenery , other than that it’s just a regular place not worth the prices they demand .
R H - a month ago

Really great fresh food. I came I a particularly quiet day which was nice but I can imagine it gets quite cramped. Staff were so friendly, accommodating and accepting of my assistant dog.
C - 5 months ago

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Very pleasant friendly welcome. Lovely atmosphere, linen tablecloths and fresh rose. All choices on the menu were absolutely on point. The ones we chose were delicious. Outstanding. Thank you Chef and his team! Service was very attentive and extremely professional and staff were very pleasant Toilets spic and span. Thoroughly recommended.
Richard Page - 6 months ago

The food looked good but I didn't like the reaction of the staff. That shows dissatisfaction with the 8 of us choosing drinks and asking about food, because we had never eaten here before🤷‍♀️
Wimy R. - 5 months ago

Absolutely delicious. We arrived at 9.30pm on a Thursday evening and the place was full - that says something! Each of our dishes was really amazing, and I’d 100% recommend coming here. The livers and veal medallions were stand out dishes for me, but really can’t fault any. Waiters are great, not too attentive, just right. Thank you!
Matt - 6 years ago

This is a great restaurant, delicious food and nice staff. With good service. I really loved everything about Caraffini, we called before thier closing time by an hour and they told us we can walk in and we will be seated. Its very quiet and intimate spot. We ordered, sea bass, salmon, rositio, and potato and broccoli side. I'd evaluate the cleanness and hygiene 5/5, because I saw them how they handle plates, spoons, cups...etc
Sarah - 2 years ago

This is a cozy Italian restaurant serving quality Italian cuisine. It is very popular in the area that the restaurant is filled with guests all the time. if you visit the restaurant, you will find it a beautiful, clean and decent restaurant. It seems that it is also a popular venue for proper dinner. The food was prepared in very high quality. I like the "Scampi and Asapagus in cream sauce" that the fresh seafood is a delight to the dish. Also, Creme Brulee is cooked to perfect texture. Though the pasta is not in AL dente, the overall dining experience is great here.
Dodo Ngan - a year ago

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Buratta with pea starter to die for, scallops were decent... but unfortunately the pasta was far too salty and the sea bass was very over cooked and dry. Good wine list. Service was so slow and lacking, so we gave up on desserts. Happy to pay for quality food and service but this missed the mark by quite a way.
Andy Bovingdon - 5 months ago

This place came highly recommended for Italian food. Came here for lunch and it was good. The cooks are all Italian and the food was of good quality and tasty The mains came out to be a bit too salty otherwise everything else was fabulous.
Angie Fong - 2 months ago

Enoteca Turi is one of the restaurants ‘we go’ (as Italians) when we miss our country. This place has made and will continue to make history in the London food and wine scene. The wine list is one of the most extensive outside of Italy, it’s super fun and price are very honest! Big thanks to all the staff that made our experience unique!!
Gennaro Carafa - 6 months ago

The food is good( towards salty side) the service is also very good. The salad is very fresh also the waiters are very friendly. Highly recommend this place to have a try
Shiwen DD - 5 months ago

We had a 3 course lunch set meal Food was delicious and tastefully served. Restaurant is very centralised and good to make a trip to enjoy Italian meal.
Jessica Fong - 2 months ago

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I was very excited to for my visit to Hunan as they idea of not choosing the dishes you would eat was very appealing to me. It was an interesting concept and the restaurant is in a really nice part of London so the walk there was very pleasant. It is an expensive restaurant so you expected a certain level of quality of service, and I can say that, for us, the service was exceptional. The food was also delicious and overall I had a wonderful time. However, for the restaurant price point, the presentation was lacking. Tattered menus and poorly presented dishes that you could find at much cheaper restaurants, that was not what I was expecting. The restaurant was established in 1982 and it honestly feels like it hasn't been updated since then. Presentation really would go a long way with this restaurant because the food is good. A little more care with the plating process and some new menus would make a world of difference here. If you have the money and you just want a relaxing evening of minimal decision making, excellent service, and good food, then Hunan is lovely. If there was an update on the presentation, I would definitely try it again. If you are looking to make a loved one feel special or you want to impress a client, there are better places in London, even if you want a more reserved and relaxed vibe.
Alice Wonderland - 2 weeks ago

What a gem! It is been on my list for years and I just regret that it took me so long to visit. The food is gorgeous, the place is cute, the spinach roll and the lamb were so good. Too many little good bites that makes you so full and thrilled for the next one, and for what it offers, it’s really great value for money. Make sure to show up hungry 👌
Hessa S - 4 months ago

We ate here with four people for dinner. The service was quick and attentive. The 18 course dinner menu came out in a timely manner and each was described to us. The food was all excellent but no dishes really blew you away.
Ryan Brown - 4 months ago

Came here for a special occasion meal. Looking at the positives, the restaurant is located in a nice area of London, the place was very clean and the environment was quite nice. The staff were extremely attentive and I feel like the service was excellent. However, the food was really quite average. Probably slightly better than average, but I find it really difficult to try and justify the prices that they charge. I Came here because of a friend recommendation, and after reading the reviews on here, however the food was really no different to any other Chinese restaurants I have been in Chinatown. There is a lot of variety of dishes, and we had a 12 course tasting menu, however, the portions are tiny, and none of the dishes particularly were stand out. £170 for lunch for 2 with 2 drinks is really a lot of money for what you get. Plus there is an optional service charge of 15%, which is automatically added to the bill. I was expecting more food from Hunan region, but ask someone who has lived in China, this really did not live up to my expectations. What did impress me was that the staff did really try to give great service and it did feel the service was better than most other Chinese restaurants. As an everyday restaurant, Hunan is a nice alternative to what is on offer generally in London, but I do not feel like it is the sort of place for a special occasion where the focus is on high-quality food.
Roger Fagg - 7 months ago

I enjoyed the no menu experience here! We came for Saturday lunch and it ended up being 11 starter style dishes (some of my favourites were the prawn dumpling, deep fried cod, rib eye and venison), main (seabass and peking duck - both nice) and dessert (fried banana and ice cream which was delicious). The service was also very good and friendly.
Christine Kim - 6 months ago

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The food, the service and the ambience were all amazing. Cote never fails with anything! We had the chicken with mushroom and cream and fries and the fish with capers and mash potato from the fixed price memu for mains, they were both absolutely delicious. We then had rhe crepe with banana and the cheese platter for desserts and they were also amazing. Very beautiful atmosphere and very good value.
Evgenia Pangea - a week ago

This was my first visit to this venue. The staff were welcoming and attentive and the food was great. It was my Mum's birthday so they brought her dessert whilst singing Happy Birthday which was lovely. There is limited outdoor seating directly outside the restaurant and a separate outdoor pop-up restaurant in the middle of Sloane Square (which I presume is just for the summer months).
Debra Duncan-Silvera - 2 months ago

Côte in Sloane Square brings back memories of Café Rouge from its heyday. The prices are reasonable, and the food is tasty, leaving little to complain about. We opted for a set meal before a performance, which included a vegetable selection and olives to start. For the starter, I chose the calamari, while my dad went for the chicken liver parfait. The calamari was delicious with large pieces, though there were only about four, so it was gone quickly. The chicken liver parfait was quite nice, and I sampled a bit of it. For the main course, we both chose the steak. It was well-seasoned and cooked to perfection, though the meat was slightly gristly. However, it was still mostly meat and enjoyable. For dessert, we had the cheeseboard and crème brûlée, both of which were lovely. Côte, please consider opening a branch in Sutton, London!
J N - 3 weeks ago

The food was delicious. We hadn't been to a Cote for a long time (years!) and we were not disappointed with the food! A shame no more cod goujons but other options were tasty. Tried mushroom bourguigon for first time and it was very tasty. Chicken still very good. Salmon very good too. Fries were great as usual and the french beans were fine. Complimentary kir royales as we were seeing a gig at Cadogan hall. Decor was light and airy. Noise level was very high though. Very glad we had a corner at the back otherwise we would have been shouting to hear each other! Would request this seating next visit. Staff efficient and welcoming on arrival.
Lynsie - 3 weeks ago

Awesome food and service. My mother had a birthday today. We received a complementary dessert, drinks, and a birthday song. We were very happy! Staff is very polite. I recommend the duck.
Pavel Bozmarov - 2 months ago

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