Halal Restaurants in London
The London halal restaurant guide prioritizes records with stronger halal, source, and location signals. Unverified records remain clearly marked in the confidence card.
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Kutir
Kutir is a indian fine dining halal-dining lead in Chelsea. A refined Chelsea Indian lead; verify halal meat options in advance.
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Colonel Saab
Colonel Saab is a indian halal-dining lead in Holborn/Charing Cross. A design-led Indian restaurant lead near museums and theatreland.
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Osteria Napoletana halal options
Osteria Napoletana halal options is a italian halal-dining lead in Notting Hill. Include only if halal meat options are confirmed; good for Muslim travellers seeking Italian food.
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Maison Bab
Maison Bab is a modern middle eastern halal-dining lead in Covent Garden. A central modern Middle Eastern lead; verify halal options and cross-contamination.
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Maroush Vere Street
Maroush Vere Street is a lebanese halal-dining lead in Marylebone/Oxford Street. Useful for shoppers between Oxford Street and Marylebone.
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Istanbul Restaurant Dalston
Istanbul Restaurant Dalston is a turkish grill halal-dining lead in Dalston. A Turkish grill lead in north-east London, useful for local neighbourhood dining.
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E Mono
E Mono is a turkish kebab halal-dining lead in Kentish Town/Finsbury Park. A casual Turkish kebab lead popular in north London.
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Kibele
Kibele is a turkish halal-dining lead in Fitzrovia. A central Turkish lead near Oxford Street; verify halal meat and alcohol policy.
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Al Waha Lebanese Cuisine
Al Waha Lebanese Cuisine is London’s most popular Arabic restaurant, frequented by locals, foreigners and even a few celebrities too (Colin Firth describes it as ‘his.
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Baltic
Because of its location, this swish trendy restaurant and bar attracts a large working crowd. The food is here is delectable and Polish! Prepare to be gastronomically pampered with authentic blini (crepes) and dumplings with caviar, black pudding and smoked eel!.
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Bumpkin
The restaurant’s tagline reads: For city folk who like a little country living. And that is exactly what this restaurant is all about- lots of food, no hassle, and no hang ups. Bumpkin is for the man (or woman!) who likes his bread – or should we say beef pie and dorset crab bruschetta. The food is as tasty.
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Duke of York
This quirky eccentric pub in Bloomsbury is a vibrant, laid back place, ideal to spend an evening with friends. The price is not over the top, and unlike most pubs in London, it doesn’t get very.
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Golden Dragon
Decked in red and gold, Golden Dragon is unarguably Chinatown’s best restaurant. Noisy, bustling but absolutely lively, the atmosphere here is just as good as the.
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Gordon Ramsay
This three Michelin star London restaurant is where you should head if you want to see the legendary Gordon Ramsay in action. The recently renovated restaurant’s interiors are minimalist, but you shouldn’t complain, because it is the food here that makes it one of the best places to eat at in London. A seven.
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Gourmet Burger Kitchen
Tasty burgers, fresh ingredients, friendly service and reasonable prices- too good to believe but absolutely true! You will find all this and much more at Gourmet Burger Kitchen. The chain has nine outlets across London, so you are sure to find one where ever you are. On offer is a choice of 20 different.
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Kazan
Kazan specializes in Turkish food. You’ll definitely want to try the lamb and the baklava, both of which might be the best in London. You can’t go wrong with anything from the grill. The exterior is rather unassuming, but the interior is warm and colorful, with lots of Turkish touches. The service is.
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La Trompette
Don’t be fooled by La Trompette’s quiet, secluded location. The restaurant is hugely popular and easily one of London’s favourite French restaurant. Kudos to Chef James Bennington for creating a menu which is world class, yet affordable. The menu changes daily, but what remains is a commitment to serving the.
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Le Gavroche
Since its opening more than four decades ago, this authentic French restaurant has been setting benchmarks in British culinary circles. The restaurant has two Michelin stars to its credit and is currently run by Michel Roux Junior, with the assistance of award-winning maitre d’ Silvano Giraldin. Although.
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Lindsay House
With a Michelin star to its credit, you know you can expect only the best from the moment you step in. The restaurant is located in a charming 1740’s building with carpeted stairs and elegant rooms- decorated with oil paintings and rich upholstery. The menu changes daily so be prepared for pleasant.
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Locanda Locatelli
The brainchild of celebrity chef Giorgio Locatelli, this fantabulous Michelin starred restaurant is where you should head if delectable Italian cuisine is what you seek. The place has a very chic, very glam 70’s feel to it. Meat lovers can rejoice- the restaurant offers an extensive meat menu, right from.
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Mash
Mash is an innovative combine of restaurant, bar, micro-brewery and deli. Housed in a cheerful, bright open area, Mash is centrally located, just off Oxford Street. The micro-brewery serves an assortment of cocktails and contemporary European dishes till 2 in the morning, so it’s never too late too go to.
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Nobu
If you’re looking for Japanese food with a twist, look no further. This top class restaurant has been dishing out Japanese food with a sprinkle of South American flavour to the rich and famous for quite some time now. Located on the first floor of the Metropolitan Hotel, the hotel has a relaxed and classy.
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Rock and Sole Place
Nothing beats sitting upstairs at Rock and Sole Plaice near the fryers and munching on a delicious platter of fish and chips! Or if the weather is bright and sunny, which is rare, a nice bottle of wine with a dash of crisp sunshine might just be what you’re looking for. There is no better place to savour.