Tucked in the heart of Fitzrovia, just moments from Goodge Street and Tottenham Court Road, 74 Charlotte Street has the kind of quiet confidence that draws you in before you’ve even crossed the threshold. There’s a reason we’ve chosen it as our restaurant of the month: this is Ben Murphy’s first solo venture since his celebrated stint at Launceston Place. The attention to detail is evident the moment you step inside.
Sanxia Renjia, Fitzrovia
Celebrating its 15th year on London’s Goodge Street, Sanxia Renjia has been delighting loyal customers for years while jostling for attention amongst a plethora of eateries. Known for its authentic Sichuan and Cantonese cuisine, the restaurant has plenty of lip-burning, hot dishes from Sanxia, a scenic area along the Yangtze River.
Agrodolce Italian Restaurant in Fitzrovia
When the owner is on site and has a genuine passion for the simple act of feeding people well, making them feel good and all at a decent price point, then you’re probably in an Italian restaurant! Agrodolce is one of those places.
Kibele Restaurant – Fitzrovia
The perfect restaurant isn’t just about the food—it’s about the vibe, the company, and the experience. Kibele Restaurant and Bar, a modern Turkish and Mediterranean gem in the heart of Fitzrovia, delivers just that. Whether you’re catching up with friends or celebrating with family, Kibele’s immersive dining experience sets the stage for a night to remember.
Bricco e Bacco, Charlotte Street, London
If you are looking for beautifully aged beef with a selection of Italian-style side dishes, starters and desserts, you won’t find anything better than Bricco e Bacco, a traditional Sicilian style steak house.
Akoko Restaurant Review
An exquisite gustatory journey into West Africa Akoko restaurant imbues the warmth, energy and serenity of West Africa right in the middle of Fitzrovia. Recently reopened with Chef Theo Clench of Portland and Bonhams at the helm, its founder Aji Akokomi spent months teaching Theo about his three pillars of West African cooking – fire, […]
Roka Charlotte Street – Review
Fitzrovia’s Finest Japanese Dining – Roka, Charlotte Street. Well established restaurants in London which still have a feeling of freshness and a contemporary appeal are rare. Thanks to immaculate and innovative design though, Roka, the Japanese Sushi and Robata restaurant from Rainer Becker, fits that bill perfectly. Although Roka, Charlotte Street opened in 2004, the […]
Meraki Bar, Fitzrovia
Shhh…Meraki Bar (#Ad:Press Visit) Traversing Fitzrovia on a cold, dark April evening, you might easily miss this rendezvous, its facade blending quietly with neighbouring shops and offices. But located just around the corner from the eponymous restaurant, Meraki Bar in Foley Street has the buzz of a well-kept secret, whispered amongst the ‘Now’ people… Launched […]
Il Sud – Review
Southern Italian Sunshine at Il Sud: Il Sud is the latest addition to the thriving Fitzrovia restaurant scene. It’s the baby of two friends, Luca who runs the front of house and chef Vittorio. Having worked together in a number of London restaurants they decided to create a place that features the food from their home […]
Senor Ceviche – How charming to meet you in Fitzrovia
A Peruvian in Fitzrovia – Senor Ceviche: I have a confession to make about Peruvian restaurants; until a couple of years ago, I had no idea that Peruvian cuisine had become so popular in London. Asked to attend a Pisco Sour evening in one on Frith Street, I bowled into the first Peruvian restaurant that I […]