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Best Restaurants on Nine Elms
35 restaurants analyzed · Wandsworth, London
Nine Elms is a recently developed stretch of the South Bank, anchored by the Battersea Power Station regeneration and the new US Embassy, and its dining scene reflects that newbuild character. Japanese and Italian restaurants sit alongside modern cafes and Mediterranean options, at prices that lean towards the higher end of the scale. It sits at a different price point and pace from the rest of Wandsworth, but Nine Elms is worth considering if you're already heading to Battersea Power Station.
Restaurants
- Cinnamon Kitchen A · Modern Indian, Indian
- Dishoom Battersea A · Modern Indian, Bar
- Yú Gé Cantonese Cuisine A- · Cantonese restaurant, Chinese restaurant
- Monterre Restaurant & Bar - Battersea A- · Italian restaurant, Cocktail bar
- Sticks'n'Sushi - Battersea A- · Sushi restaurant, Japanese
- Two little giraffes A- · Cafe, Coffee shop
- Brekkie Cafe & Restaurant A- · Cafe and breakfast restaurant, Brunch restaurant
- JOIA Restaurant, Bar & Rooftop A- · Contemporary Iberian (Portuguese/Spanish influence), Cocktail bar
- Darby's A- · Modern British / New American, Roast-focused Sundays
- Creamor Cafe A- · Cafe, Greek
- The Nine Elms Kitchen | Terrace B+ · Hotel restaurant (modern European with global accents), Breakfast
- Solis B+ · Grill, South American
- Tealby's B+ · Cafe, Breakfast
- Avli of Battersea B+ · Greek restaurant, Mediterranean
- Noci Battersea B+ · Italian restaurant, Pasta
- Roti King Battersea B+ · Malaysian restaurant, Southeast Asian
- Wright Brothers Battersea Power Station B · Seafood restaurant, Oyster bar restaurant
- Megan's Battersea Power Station B · Mediterranean restaurant, Brunch
- tashas Battersea B · Eclectic restaurant, Cafe
- art'otel London Battersea Power Station, Powered by Radisson Hotels B · Hotel restaurant, Hotel
About This Area
Leafy, village-like high street in Wandsworth Town with independent shops and a local community vibe; popular with weekend brunchers and dog walkers.
Southwest London: A diverse residential and commercial zone with a mix of historic and modern urban landscapes, characterized by riverside areas and traditional London neighborhoods.
Safety: Generally safe, well-trafficked rail-adjacent area with good lighting and steady footfall.
Parking: Urban rail hub; limited driving/parking convenience typical
Getting around: Directly opposite Wandsworth Town Station
Top Cuisines
- Bar — 2 restaurants
- Chinese — 2 restaurants
- Japanese — 2 restaurants
- Breakfast — 2 restaurants
- Brunch — 2 restaurants
- Portuguese — 2 restaurants
- Indian — 1 restaurants
- Italian — 1 restaurants
- Coffee — 1 restaurants
- British — 1 restaurants
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