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Best Restaurants on St Giles
84 restaurants analyzed · Camden, London
St Giles sits in the heart of central London, tucked between Covent Garden and the edge of Bloomsbury, and its dining offer is shaped by that central-London mix of British cooking, cafes, Italian restaurants and bars. Prices are broadly mid-range for the area, and the spread of cuisines is wide enough to suit most occasions without committing to a single style. The neighbourhood rewards those who know where to look among the streets around Denmark Street and Shaftesbury Avenue.
Restaurants
- Brother Marcus Covent Garden A · Mediterranean brunch, Middle Eastern
- Da Mario Covent Garden A- · Italian restaurant, Pre-theatre dining
- Parsons A- · Seafood restaurant, Wine bar
- WatchHouse Seven Dials A- · Cafe, Coffee shop
- Hawksmoor Seven Dials A- · Steak house, British restaurant
- Wildwood Restaurants Seven Dials A- · Italian restaurant, Pizza restaurant
- The Barbary A- · North African/Mediterranean, Small Plates
- TOWN Restaurant A- · European, Modern British
- The Sun Pub A- · Pub, Bar
- Dishoom A- · Modern Indian restaurant, Bar
- Story Cellar A- · Modern European, Wine Bar
- The 10 Cases A- · Wine bar bistro, French-inspired bistro
- Pick & Cheese - Covent Garden A- · Cheese bar, Conveyor-belt dining
- Din Tai Fung Centre Point A- · Chinese, Dim Sum
- Bill's Covent Garden Restaurant A- · British restaurant, Breakfast restaurant
- Rock and Sole Plaice A- · Fish & Chips Restaurant, British
- Punjab Restaurant A- · Indian restaurant, Punjabi
- Bali Bali A- · Indonesian restaurant, Southeast Asian
- Homeslice Neal's Yard A- · Pizza restaurant, Italian restaurant
- Plaza Khao Gaeng B+ · Thai, Southern Thai
Top Cuisines
- British — 13 restaurants
- Bar — 8 restaurants
- Cafe — 6 restaurants
- Mediterranean — 3 restaurants
- Japanese — 3 restaurants
- Coffee — 2 restaurants
- Pizza — 2 restaurants
- French — 2 restaurants
- Dim Sum — 2 restaurants
- Southeast Asian — 2 restaurants
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