Restaurants and places to eat near me

Looking for a place to eat near you? Whether you're trying to find the perfect restaurant, café or bar, you've come to the right place.

Simply click the 'find restaurants near me' button and we will automatically show you the nearest restaurants and places to eat in your immediate neighbourhood, wherever you are in the UK. Choose to view your local dining options on the map or as a list, which you can reorder by budget, distance or rating.

And if you're in London, see our pick of London restaurants near me. Eating out has never been easier.

Find Restaurants & Venues by postcode

Want to find somewhere to eat in a specific postcode instead? Simply select the area you want to dine in from our alphabetical list below, or enter the postcode in the search box at the top of the page to discover restaurants to eat near you.

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Popular UK Cities

The dining scene outside London is exceptionally lively, with world-class restaurants throughout the UK (check out our list of the UK's Top 100 Restaurants). We have chosen eight of the most popular destinations here.

SquareMeal Best Lists

Discover the best places to eat in London with SquareMeal's 'Best Lists'. Whether you're searching for a specific cuisine or location, our resident foodies have picked the top restaurants in London for any occasion.

How to decide on a place to eat near you

The one who lives miles away. The one who's suddenly gluten-free. The one who makes non-committal humming noises about every suggestion. The one who orders a side salad before minesweeping leftovers (yes, we see you – and we know you're why the tip is short again). The one who insists bar snacks will do just fine and can't remember getting home (if you don't know who that is, it's probably you).

Deciding where to eat out with friends can be a pain in the proverbial. But with Square Meal providing the simplest way to find all the restaurants and bars near you, choosing somewhere to suit everyone is the only remaining hurdle.

The easiest way to start is to get your collective priorities straight – ruthlessly slash possibilities according to budget, distance and dietary requirements.

That hot new restaurant means a two-hour taxi for some – cross it off. The BBQ joint that condemns your vegetarian friend to an evening of goats' cheese: gone. Whether a compulsory tasting menu is worth bankruptcy may depend on the menu and the friend, but you see where we're coming from.

In theory, this removes all the vetoes, leaving a shortlist for a vote or a coin toss. Easy. In case of stalemate, agree to try an entirely new cuisine or restaurant: nobody's feelings get hurt over rebuffed recommendations and the thrill of novelty goes a long way.

Because let's face it, whatever you're spending and whatever you're eating, the value and enjoyment in eating out comes from your dining companions. And if it doesn't, stick a pin in the SquareMeal website – the UK is your oyster...