London, the capital city of Britain is a wonderland of every foodie. The picturesque kingdom of Great Britain makes you fall in love with its mouthwatering, delicious food which makes you want to never leave London. From the juicy Lobsters to dreamy Eton mess, come with me on a wonderful ride of the best dishes you have to try in London.
#1. Lobster rolls at Burger & lobster, Dean Street, Soho:
Located in one of the most happening parts of the city, Burger & lobster is my first choice for a quick lunch whenever I’m in Soho. The lobster roll served here is my absolute favorite. If you ever hit up this restaurant do not hesitate to try “The best lobster roll” in all of London. It’s juicy, fresh and divine. The garlic butter used rejuvenates your senses to an incredible sea of nostalgia and sensations. Apart from lobster rolls, you can have lobster sandwiches, burgers with other compelling sides.
Nearest tube station: Leicester Square tube station (4 minutes), Tottenham Court Road tube station (4 minutes) or Piccadilly Circus tube station (5 minutes).
- English breakfast Udon at Koya Bar, Soho: You cannot go to London and miss the traditional English breakfast. Traditionally English breakfast is an elaborate affair with eggs, tomatoes, toast, blood puddings, fried eggs, bacon, shiitake mushrooms along with mouth-watering fat Udon noodles. One of the best places to eat is Koya Bar in Soho. This place has a wonderful Japanese vibe and décor to it that is hard to miss. The relaxing ambiance, the soothing Japanese vibe and the big fat English breakfast with Udon can become your best-reviving zone on cold mornings in Soho.
Nearest Tube Station: Leicester Square Tube Station
- Duck & Waffle at Duck & Waffles, City, Heron Tower: Duck & waffle is on the 40th floor and is the tallest restaurant in London. You cannot go to London and miss out on the incredible views that duck & waffle has to offer to you of the city. And the must-try dish here would definitely be their signature dish, duck & waffle. At the topmost height of London, with mouth-watering perfectly seasoned juicy duck and waffle, this place is a must on your food bucket list in London.
Nearest Tube Station: Liverpool Street Tube station
- Custard donut at St. John bakery, Druid Street, Southwark: John’s bakery is the most hyped bakery in all of London and why not. Enter into the shop and treat yourself to heavenly custard donuts. They have perfected the art of gratifying hoards of customers with the best custard donuts in town. There are seasonal flavors of custard to choose from lemon curd to vanilla to chocolate to butterscotch. Whatever the flavor of the custard is, this place won’t disappoint you, I promise.
Nearest Tube Station: Bermondsey Tube Station (6 minutes)
- Fish and chips at Poppies, Spitalfields: Fish and chips are authentic British snack you cannot miss when in London. Poppies are one of the best places to try it. You can order takeaway for your fish and chips or you can walk in. The interiors of this place are just stunning and really fancy. The staff is super friendly and the fish and chips seasoned with vinegar and salt are totally worth your time.
Nearest Tube Station: Aldgate East Tube Station
- ‘Nduja Pizza at Pizza Pilgrim, Dean Street, Soho: This wonderful restaurant is a very popular place and not only for pizza lovers. They serve exceptional desserts as well which I assure you are to die for. The pizzas here are ethereal, especially the ‘Nduja Pizza. Particularly the flavors of the dough will stick with you.
Nearest Tube Station: Leicester Square Tube Station
- Eggs benedicts at The Wolseley, St. James: The Wolseley is an elegant restaurant with aristocratic interiors in black and white. A breakfast at the Wolseley of eggs benedicts will make you fall in love with the place. Eggs Benedict is called the “Marylyn Monroe of breakfast” and you’d know it when you grab of a bite of this classic delicious egg dish at the Wolseley with a book to read and interesting people around to watch and overhear!
Nearest Tube Station: Green Park Tube Station
- Lamb chops at Tayyabs, 83-89 Fieldgate Street, Tower Hamlets: Nothing can beat the delicious experience of juicy, crispy and oomphy Lamp chops at Tayyabs. This is a Pakistani restaurant and serves wonderful Indian and Pakistani dishes. The service is good and fast here. Other than lamp chops you can try other savory North Indian main courses here and it’ll be totally worthy of satiating your Indian food cravings.
Nearest Tube Station: Aldgate East Tube Station
- Sunday roast with Yorkshire pudding at Three Stags, Kennington: Sunday roast is a classic British dish which should be eaten on Sunday afternoons. Traditionally its beef roast with Yorkshire pudding. However you can find lamb, pork, turkey, chicken or vegetable roast to suit your needs but do not miss the awesome Yorkshire pudding. You’ll find the best Sunday roast at Three Stags, Kennington. The pub has a calming ambiance with a good collection of English wines and beers.
Nearest Tube Station: Lambeth North Tube Station
- Eton mess at The National Café, the National Gallery, Trafalgar Square: Eton mess is a classic dreamy British dessert made from meringue and fresh fruits and served in a sundae glass. Could anything be more delightful than that? While visiting the National Gallery do not forget the National café and of course grab a spoonful of the creamy delight, Eton mess.
Nearest Tube Station: South Kensington.