Guidebook for Greater London
Food Scene
Tucked away in a little corner of Covent Garden is Neal’s Yard, a side street of the most colorful shops that lead into a beautiful courtyard.
This colorful, quaint and vibrant place in Covent Garden is perfect for beautiful evenings to grab a pint of beer over pizzas and just enjoy. A very small area with the buildings painted in vibrant colors giving the area a very funky look. Great for pictures and enjoying a cozy outing over good food.
47 locals recommend
Neal's Yard
Neal's YardTucked away in a little corner of Covent Garden is Neal’s Yard, a side street of the most colorful shops that lead into a beautiful courtyard.
This colorful, quaint and vibrant place in Covent Garden is perfect for beautiful evenings to grab a pint of beer over pizzas and just enjoy. A very small area with the buildings painted in vibrant colors giving the area a very funky look. Great for pictures and enjoying a cozy outing over good food.
In the heart of Covent Garden, Balthazar is open all day, seven days a week, serving breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner, as well as an amazing weekend brunch. Great French bistro food, good wine and friendly service are the order of the day.
40 locals recommend
Balthazar
4-6 Russell StIn the heart of Covent Garden, Balthazar is open all day, seven days a week, serving breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner, as well as an amazing weekend brunch. Great French bistro food, good wine and friendly service are the order of the day.
Started roasting and retailing coffee in 1978. A truly passionate company that have extensive knowledge on how to make the perfect coffee.
91 locals recommend
Monmouth coffee
36 Maltby StStarted roasting and retailing coffee in 1978. A truly passionate company that have extensive knowledge on how to make the perfect coffee.
Drinks & Nightlife
A beautiful collision of cabaret restaurant and cocktail bar nestling in the heart of London. As the evening descends, the restaurant comes to life and the spectacle begins as diners sip exotic punches and cocktails whilst beautifully skilled performers twirl magically in suspended hoops and wow the crowd.
12 locals recommend
Circus
27-29 Endell StA beautiful collision of cabaret restaurant and cocktail bar nestling in the heart of London. As the evening descends, the restaurant comes to life and the spectacle begins as diners sip exotic punches and cocktails whilst beautifully skilled performers twirl magically in suspended hoops and wow the crowd.
A buzzing Unpretentious little restaurant, built around a shortlist of 10 White, 10 Red, Sparkling, Rose and sweet wine of which everything is available by the glass/ carafe/ bottle and purchased always in 10 Case orders. In years of trading not one bottle has been on the menu twice.
23 locals recommend
The 10 Cases
16 Endell StA buzzing Unpretentious little restaurant, built around a shortlist of 10 White, 10 Red, Sparkling, Rose and sweet wine of which everything is available by the glass/ carafe/ bottle and purchased always in 10 Case orders. In years of trading not one bottle has been on the menu twice.
If you think the facade of this foliage-covered Covent Garden fringe pub is ornate, wait till you get inside. The modestly-scaled, interior houses a cornucopia of ornaments, mirrors, pictures, horse brasses, road signs, brass pots, and even the odd stuffed fish.
10 locals recommend
Cross Keys, Covent Garden
31 Endell St If you think the facade of this foliage-covered Covent Garden fringe pub is ornate, wait till you get inside. The modestly-scaled, interior houses a cornucopia of ornaments, mirrors, pictures, horse brasses, road signs, brass pots, and even the odd stuffed fish.
Pop in for a strong tipple before steak dinner or make a night of it at the bar by picking from a selection of ‘disco drinks’ on the menu, in among the room’s Victorian cast-iron pillars.
56 locals recommend
Hawksmoor Seven Dials
11 Langley StreetPop in for a strong tipple before steak dinner or make a night of it at the bar by picking from a selection of ‘disco drinks’ on the menu, in among the room’s Victorian cast-iron pillars.
Getting Around
Covent Garden station
Long AcreLeicester Square Station