Best restaurants in St Albans

Found in the Cathedral Quarter, Loft serves a menu of imaginative modern Greek and Mediterranean dishes and seasonal produce. It’s an atmospheric spot to while away the evenings with unusual handpicked wines and inspired cocktails.

St Michael’s Manor has all the class and timelessness you’d expect of a restaurant with five acres and a private lake. And unsurprisingly, it's a top contender for afternoon tea, birthday dinners, and family get-togethers.

Overlooking the cathedral and Vintry gardens, Lussmans is a spacious modern restaurant with a commitment to sustainability. If you’re looking for friendly service, seasonal menus, and innovative plates this is the spot for you.

This Mediterranean-inspired all-day cafe is a sunny affair. So whether you’re in the mood for romantic mezze, a celebratory vegetarian brunch, or a Frozen Aperol Spritz, come rain or shine you’ll find it here.

Dylan’s comes complete with all the quirk and comfort of a traditional boozer, plus an award-winning gastropub menu to rival London bastions of modern pub fare. You’ll also find set menus and a wealth of craft beers.

Featuring eclectic but rustic design, high wooden beams, and comfortable seating, The Hub on Veralum is more than a restaurant and bar. It’s a place to come together for casual social dining, independent films, and great cocktails.

Featuring exposed brick, antique mirrors, art deco features, and hardwood panelling, the restaurant at Prime Steak & Grill makes for an upscale dining experience complete with dry-aged cuts of British grass-fed beef.

Housed within the former country home of Lord Mountbatten, Omboo serves pan-Asian sharing plates inspired by centuries-old spice trading routes. Expect lush, opulent interiors, plates of pulled duck and pomegranate, yellowtail carpaccio, and thoughtful cocktails.