Situated at the Parsons Green end of bustling Fulham Road, Café Rialto is an unstuffy little restaurant popular with locals for its laid-back and intimate atmosphere. Food is home-style Italian, with a huge selection of wholesome classics from pasta and pizza to meat and seafood dishes. The busy daytime vibe becomes more romantic as the evening draws in, with candlelight adding to the cosy ambience.
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For a master class in modern Indian cuisine, Chutney Mary can’t be beaten. Set at the Chelsea Harbour end of King’s Road, this acclaimed restaurant is a favourite for professional lunches and romantic evenings. Since opening in 1990, Chutney Mary has twice been awarded the title of Best Indian Restaurant in the UK from the authoritative Good Curry Guide and has also received high praise in the press, as well as recommendations from the Hardens and Square Meal restaurant guides. A seductively elegant interior paves the way for a gourmet trail exploring the regional foods of India, with an emphasis on current trends such as seafood and kebabs. Colourful, exotic and innovative dishes are perfectly complemented by an exceptional wine list compiled by best-selling wine author and award-winning wine buyer, Matthew Jukes. Start with a warm soup, hearty kebab or spicy seafood selection, before moving onto the main courses, cooked using some of the best corn-fed chicken and lamb from London’s finest suppliers. The stylish decor and friendly atmosphere of Chutney Mary also makes it ideal for private parties and corporate functions. You and your guests can enjoy a serene private dining experience in the Upper Dining Room, with the option to tailor the menu to suit your wishes. 
Well loved by Fulham locals, De Cecco is an established Italian restaurant which has been open since 1987. The friendly informal atmosphere and bistro-style décor makes it popular with families and couples alike, who keep the place buzzing all day. Good value Italian standards make up the menu, with dishes such as whole fresh lobster served with spaghetti in tomato, garlic and chilli sauce. 
This branch of Locale is a popular neighbourhood restaurant serving authentic Italian dishes. Here, a lively crowd of Fulham regulars can be found gathered under the heaters on the outdoor terrace or ensconced in the leather banquettes within. Exposed brickwork and subdued lighting make for an intimate ambience; for a really private affair there’s an area curtained off from the main restaurant. There is also a cocktail bar with stuzzichini and bar snacks. 
Organic Indian food is the speciality at Nayaab, a popular Fulham eatery on the bustling new King’s Road. The white-walled restaurant is bright and spacious, with a laid-back local atmosphere that livens up on Sundays with live traditional music. Food ranges from curry staples to house dishes such as slow cooked pot-roast shank of lamb in a spicy sauce and pomegranate poussin with home-made chutney. 
On Wandsworth Bridge in London, you’ll find a cosy Indian restaurant by the name of Rajwada. It has earned a fabulous local reputation, built on serving excellent regional cuisine. The décor is discreet, using pale tones to create an unobtrusive backdrop to your meal. The menu is extensive, including starters, vegetarian meals, fish and meat dishes, rice and breads and raitas and salads. Why not sample the prawn moley or lamb and potatoes cooked with onion, fresh ginger, garlic masala and cardamom? Three courses cost an average of £20 per person and are well worth every penny.