943 Restaurants near St Pauls London

We found 943 restaurants within 1 miles 1 miles of St Pauls London

If you're searching for a restaurant near St Paul's in London, then we have a huge selection of places to choose from. Our list showcases a wide selection of cuisines that cater to the tastes of London's residents and visitors, and whether you're looking for all day dining, somewhere to enjoy a bottomless brunch, or a traditional Sunday roast, each restaurant on our list is there because it makes a great choice. If you're organising for the whole family to get together in order to mark a special occasion or want somewhere to celebrate date night, you’ll find the perfect restaurant in St Paul’s. Just search through our list and filter down with your unique requirements, we know you'll soon be dining in a restaurant that's perfect for you. St Paul's has restaurant choices for everything you can imagine, from Argentinian food and Austrian cuisine, right through to gastropub classics.

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 Restaurants near St Pauls London
 Restaurants near St Pauls London
 Restaurants near St Pauls London
 Restaurants near St Pauls London
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Serata Hall

Serata Hall

Old Street, EC1V 9NR
0.8 miles
Near to Old Street Serata Hall is a versatile destination for all day and all night drinking and dining. From the innovative minds behind Martello Hall in H ... Find out more
The Astronomer - Finsbury Park

The Astronomer - Finsbury Park

Finsbury Park, E1 7JF
0.9 miles
A much-loved member of the Ale & Pie fleet, The Shooting Star is a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of the City. It offers a great range of B ... Find out more
The Lampery

The Lampery

Tower Hill, EC3N 4AX
0.9 miles
What we think
"Housed within Apex Hotel City of London, this best-of-British offering seeks to summon up the ghost of 17th-century diarist Samuel Pepys – in fac ..." Read our full review
Cally Munchy at The Africa Centre

Cally Munchy at The Africa Centre

Southwark, SE1 0BL
0.9 miles
Cally Munchy is a pan-African concept that’s taken up residence at The Africa Centre in Southwark. The business was founded in 2015 by British-Nigeria ... Find out more
Lord Clyde Southwark Bridge

Lord Clyde Southwark Bridge

Southwark, SE1 1ER
0.9 miles
Explore the delights of Lord Clyde’s, an unassuming yet inviting Southwark pub that takes immense pride in offering a diverse array of beers and real ... Find out more
The Astronomer

The Astronomer

London, E1 7JF
0.9 miles
Formerly The Shooting Star, this popular pub’s name was changed to coincide with a major refurbishment in summer 2016. The splendid new interior is se ... Find out more
Omnino Steakhouse

Omnino Steakhouse

Aldgate, EC3A 3DH
0.9 miles
The owners of this family-run steakhouse know their beef and have good connections with suppliers in Argentina – so you can expect top-grade pampas-re ... Find out more
The Breakfast Club Spitalfields

The Breakfast Club Spitalfields

London , E1 7LS
0.9 miles
What we think
"‘Wakey! Wakey! Rise & shine!’ No matter how bad the hangover, the peppy, perky Breakfast Club experience will surely rouse you from you ..." Read our full review
Fora Restaurant

Fora Restaurant

Aldgate, EC3A 7DB
0.9 miles
One of the best Turkish restaurants in London, specialises in food which is largely the heritage of Ottoman cuisine. It can be described as a fusion and ref ... Find out more
Cinnamon Kitchen City
*500 Points

Cinnamon Kitchen City

Liverpool Street, EC2M 4YL
0.9 miles
What we think
"We’re big fans of chef Vivek Singh’s high-end modern Indian cuisine and this offshoot of his flagship Cinnamon Club earns him yet more appl ..." Read our full review
La Ferme Farringdon

La Ferme Farringdon

London, EC1R 3EA
0.9 miles
What we think
"If you take the view that a restaurant’s clientele is a good indication of the authenticity of the experience to come, then the fact that this cu ..." Read our full review
The Mayor of Scaredy Cat Town

The Mayor of Scaredy Cat Town

Liverpool Street, E1 7LS
0.9 miles
What we think
"Here's a clue for newbies hoping for an audience with the Mayor: like Narnia for grown-ups, the portal to his magical hidden kingdom is disguised as a ..." Read our full review
Vivat Bacchus London Bridge

Vivat Bacchus London Bridge

London Bridge, SE1 2HB
0.9 miles
What we think
"London Bridge commuters can fortify themselves for the journey home at this wine bar/restaurant just yards from the station. With two-dozen tipples by ..." Read our full review
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When you hear the name St Paul's, despite there being many churches with the same name, you probably think of the cathedral in London, and you'd be right to do so. St Paul's Cathedral serves as Anglican Episcopal See in London, and so, has played host to many major events throughout time, including the funerals of Lord Nelson and Winston Churchill, and even the marriage of Prince Charles and Diana Spencer. St Paul's is in fact larger than the famous Westminster Abbey, and can seat an impressive 3500 guests. If you find yourself in central London, St Paul's Cathedral is well worth a visit as one of London's most famous landmarks, with its beautiful dome having dominated the city skyline for over 300 years. The Cathedral was rebuilt by Sir Christopher Wren in the late 17th century after the Great Fire of London destroyed its previous Gothic cathedral.