West End London Restaurants

Tucked into a ground-floor space at Kimpton Fitzroy London, Burr & Co . puts a modern twist on the traditions of London's Victorian era coffeehouses. Open throughout the day, the casual cafe is the perfect spot to sip a solo cappuccino or share small plates and wine with friends. It's also ideal for those grab-and-go mornings when you really need to get on with it—it's just a few yards from the Tube.More

La Brasseria is an all day Italian family restaurant where authentic and typically Italian food meets metropolitan european city living.
Breakfast and lunch are influenced by French culinary and stylistic heritage whereas the dinner menu and dining room offer the best of Italian culture and class.
The wine list is as thought through as the food menu and La Brasseria hosts London’s only Italian specialised sommelier helping you pair reasonable and unknown wines with your home cooked food.More

As day becomes night The Savoy’s Thames Foyer transforms into a vibrant evening setting for drinks, dinner and the very best live music in town. With a line-up of different artists playing every night of the week, this is the perfect place to duck into and be entertained after a busy day in the office or out and about exploring London. What’s not to love about great cocktails, delicious food, and London’s finest musicians at this exceptional venue in the heart of London.
01-Feb - Tara Minton Trio
02-Feb – Ben Cork Trio
03-Feb – Mandy Meadows Duo
04-Feb - O&O Duo
05-Feb – Nima Leo Trio
06-Feb – Vadim Azarkh Trio
07-Feb – Damien Flood Trio
08-Feb – Vadim Azarkh Trio
09-Feb – Ben Cork Trio
10-Feb - Mandy Meadows Duo
11-Feb – R&B Duo
12-Feb – Nima Leon Duo
13-Feb – Blue Rose Trio
14-Feb – Jojo Desmond Trio
15-Feb – Tara Minton Trio
16-Feb - Ben Cork Trio
17-Feb – Gatsby Duo
18-Feb - O&O DMore

Palm Court , the heart and social hub of Kimpton Fitzroy London, features a soaring glass ceiling that floods the room with light, comfortable clusters of seating, and lots of greenery. Our service melds nods to the past--proper Afternoon Tea, Limoges porcelain-with modern offerings such as herb-infused cocktails. It's an easy, breezy ambience--and the perfect setting for scones.More

The first Yalla Yalla, in Green’s Court, Soho, was opened in late 2008 by chef Jad Youssef and his partner Aga Ilska. Beirut-born Jad met Aga, who is Polish, while the two worked in a central London Lebanese restaurant – she ran the front-of-house while he was in the kitchen.

Their dream and their passion was to open their own business, and when the tiny Soho site became available they jumped at the opportunity even though it is only 28 seats, the first Yalla Yalla was an instant hit with the local Soho crowd, and the couple soon started looking for a second location.

The opportunity to create a larger restaurant, just north of busy Oxford Street, arose in early 2010, and Yalla Yalla in Winsley Street opened in late 2010. The template for informal Lebanese and other Middle Eastern cuisine has provided Jad and Aga with the eagerness to spread the Yalla Yalla concept even furtherMore