Restaurants in City of London
The City of London offers a vibrant culinary scene with something to satisfy every taste. From elegant fine dining restaurants serving exquisite modern British cuisine to relaxed bistros and contemporary international eateries, visitors can enjoy a variety of flavors and dining experiences. Many restaurants emphasize locally sourced, seasonal ingredients, while others bring global culinary influences, including European, Asian, and Mediterranean fare.
Whether you are planning a business lunch, a romantic dinner, or a social gathering with friends, the City of London provides a range of dining options in stylish and atmospheric settings. With its blend of historic charm and modern sophistication, dining in the City is an experience that delights the senses and complements a day of exploring this iconic district.

This rooftop restaurant, bar and grill on top of James Stirling’s pink-and-terracotta striped No 1 Poultry (you can’t miss it; it looks like a Frazzle) does classic French food during the week, but relaxes with jazz and brunch at weekends. It’s a treat being up above the City with stonking views. Unusually for the City, it’s open for Saturday and Sunday lunch. It sometimes closes for private events.

The former Reuters building designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens was converted into a restaurant, wine bar and members’ club by Sir Terence Conran five years ago. The light, airy restaurant serves modern European food with lots of fish (the chef is Swedish). The wine bar has a tiny terrace, views of Fleet Street and St Bride next door, small plates from £8 and superb wines. Opens 7.30am. Best value are the set menus: two course Business Lunches £23.50 and three-course City Suppers £30, including a glass of Champagne.

The Grand Café, plus The Gallery and Sauterelle restaurants are situated within the historic Royal Exchange. Enjoy all-day, brasserie-style fare in the Grand Café and Gallery or classic Mediterranean cuisine in Restaurant Sauterelle. Whether it’s an early morning breakfast meeting or a dinner with friends, The Royal Exchange offers timeless surroundings for those who like to dine among history and luxury.
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- London’s infamous fortress retains its aura of menace, despite being dwarfed by City skyscrapers
- Tower Bridge was built 120 years ago to ease road traffic while maintaining river access to the busy Pool of London docks.
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