Right beside the world famous Leicester Square, Wyndham’s Theatre is surrounded by a never-ending international bustle. This area of the West End boasts one of the most diverse selections of restaurants in London, meaning there is no shortage of options for gourmet pre-theatre dinners. Read more…
A vibrant hub of the London performing arts scene, the Southbank Centre includes the iconic Royal Festival Hall, and offers a year-round collection of world-class productions. Its location beside the River Thames means there’s also all kinds of internationally acclaimed dining hotspots to treat yourself to. Read more…
Close to the world-famous markets and bohemian fun of Camden Town, Hampstead Theatre is a popular performing arts venue that celebrates and showcases new and upcoming writers.
Located in such a vibrant area of London, there are so many incredible restaurants to choose from. Read more…
Know your chop suey from your chow mein, bit of a satay-sauce fiend? Whether it’s a time-honoured favourite deep in the heart of Chinatown or one of the spectacular Michelin-starred Chinese restaurants in London, there’s no guilty pleasure quite like it. Read more…
To mark International Women’s Day, we’re showcasing chefs who are paving the way for equality, in what has traditionally been a far-from-equal industry. Covering all manner of cuisines, they’re amongst the biggest names on the UK restaurant scene, with countless awards, Michelin stars and restaurant openings to their names. Read more…
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A stunning recreation of the legendary Elizabethan playhouse associated with William Shakespeare, The Globe is a London icon. Set on the banks of the Thames, there is a great selection of places to eat near The Globe Theatre, many with stunning river views. Read more…
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One of London’s most famous performing arts venues, The Royal Opera House is nestled in the heart of Covent Garden with its iconic street performers, boutique shops and great selection of international restaurants. Read more…
London’s West End attracts theatre-goers from all across the globe, with a magical line-up of comedy, drama, and unforgettable musical numbers. The West End is also home to an equally impressive line-up of restaurants, so finding the right one can be tricky sometimes. Read more…
With Oxford Street just seconds away, along with the exciting bustle of Soho, The Dominion Theatre boasts a great location for theatre-goers. A whole host of fantastic restaurants are right on its doorstep too, so there’s no excuse not to indulge in a pre or post-theatre treat. Read more…
Nestled between Leicester Square and Covent Garden, The Noel Coward Theatre is surrounded by the vibrant bustle of these two London tourist hotspots. This means there’s no shortage of amazing restaurants either, but sifting through all the choices can be tough. Read more…
Immerse yourself in a sell-out show at the buzzing Gielgud Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue, and follow up it with a sumptuous 3-course meal at a fine dining restaurant, or a quick snack before the curtain-raiser. Diversity and energy are the hallmarks of a typical time out at the West End. Read more…
Though it’s great being immersed in the bustle of a dining room, sometimes, sharing just isn’t the vibe: right? So settle down in the dining room of YOU, and make everything private for the evening: think birthday dinners, business lunches, baby showers and more. Read more…
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Enjoy a memorable evening in Westminster, London within the luxurious surrounds of a world-class theatre followed by a leisurely dinner. Whether it is Italian, French or a 3-course British meal, our well-curated list of restaurants near the London Coliseum ensures that there is never a dull moment in your culinary sojourn before or after the show. Read more…
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Got your hands on the season’s hottest West End ticket, but at a loss for where to dine pre or post-theatre? We’ve rounded up our favourite restaurants near the Prince of Wales Theatre, with menus spanning from British to Italian. Read more…
New London Theatre
If you’re planning a trip to the theatre in London, there’s nothing better than treating yourself to a slap-up meal beforehand, or indulging in a little post-theatre treat. A modern West End attraction, New London Theatre has seen performances of shows ranging from Blue Man Group to School of Rock, making it a great choice for a night out. Read more…
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Picture the scene: you’ve bagged a ticket to that West End show that’s been on your list for months, but you’re looking for a little more than a packet of crisps at the interval food wise. We’ve rounded up our favourite restaurants near Lyceum Theatre, with menus spanning from simple yet bold Italian, to authentic Japanese. Read more…
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Opposite the famous Seven Dials, Cambridge Theatre is right at the heart of the vibrant bustle of Covent Garden. Seeing a show here is a real treat, especially when you know the best restaurants near the Cambridge Theatre beforehand. Read more…
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A beautiful Edwardian building filled with theatrical history, Aldwych Theatre is right at the hub of London’s Theatreland. With Covent Garden nearby, there’s no shortage of world-class restaurants and bars within easy reach. Read more…
Got your hands on the year’s best West End ticket, but can’t decide where you get your pre or post-theatre fuel? We’ve rounded up our favourite restaurants near Piccadilly Theatre, with menus spanning from classic Italian, to homegrown British. Read more…
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Celebrated as one of the world’s leading dance venues, Sadler’s Wells Theatre has a long history of classical and contemporary productions that regularly tour the UK. Whether you’re seeing elegant ballet or pulse-raising Latin performances, we’ve got the best line-up of Sadler’s Wells restaurants to set you up for any show. Read more…
