The tranquil dining room at Bank Westminster exudes class and sophistication, set within an airy conservatory which overlooks a outdoor courtyard complete with fountain. Regulars flock from the environs of the Houses of Parliament and Buckingham Palace to enjoy the restaurant’s modern European cuisine and buzzy ambience. Two private dining rooms can accommodate up to 40 guests. Equally radiant with style and elegance, the Zander Bar is perfect for a laid-back drink with friends and colleagues. The modest pastel lighting, cosy seating areas and attractive champagne displays all contribute to a truly luxurious atmosphere.
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Bistro 51 offers a lively and informal experience, serving British and European signature dishes in the Crowne Plaza London St. James Hotel in Westminster. Bistro 51’s Head Chef, Brian Henry, has developed a menu that is both simple and delicious. Dishes include such options as Calf’s Liver and Bacon and daily lunch specials chalked up on the boards, whilst yellow walls, crisp white linen and framed old Gallic adverts add to the charm. You can dine al fresco from May to September. The ‘2 Courses for £15 and 3 Courses for £18′ lunch is available from Monday to Saturday, and the 3-course a la carte menu is available for dinner at £21.50, Monday to Sunday. The menu changes weekly. 
A relaxing and sophisticated restaurant located a stone’s throw away from St. James’s Park, Brasserie One offers excellently presented European cuisine, top service, and is a rare find away from the hustle and bustle of Westminster. 
In the indispensably English setting of Buckingham Palace Road, Bumbles has refined its menu of British classics over four decades. An elegant interior is offset by a bright slash of red on the walls, while candles and soft white seating give the restaurant a cosy and relaxed ambience. Meat is UK-sourced, with dishes such as Scotch fillet of beef with rösti potatoes and mature cheddar soufflé. 
Situated in the heart of Westminster, the 60-seat Osteria Dell’Angolo celebrates the fabulous classics of Valdarnese Valley cuisine from Tuscany. Chef Michele Brogi recreates the dishes of his home region with carefully sourced ingredients and artisan produce. In addition to the main dining area, the restaurant offers a relaxing lounge bar and the exclusive facility of a beautiful vaulted private dining room in the basement. 
Ideally close to Buckingham Palace, the best reason to dine at Spaghetti House Victoria, one of the capital’s best-loved Italian restaurants is simply because the food is just so good. Pasta, in all its irresistible glory, is at the heart of the menu and you would be hard-pressed to find a better Fettuccine Alfredo or Linguine alle Vongole in Bianco when searching for true Italian taste. Just as popular are the starters, salads, pizzas, meat and fish courses, all available in a great location, so close to Westminster Cathedral and Abbey, Belgravia and Victoria Station, as well as the Victoria Palace and Apollo Victoria theatres. This restaurant can also cater for large parties in its welcoming private room. 
Nestled in the political heartland of Westminster, close to the Houses of Parliament and Downing Street, The Atrium is a relaxed, contemporary restaurant serving a seasonal mix of modern British and European flavours. The chatty professional clientele ease into the airy dining area alongside tourists and Members of Parliament, surrounded with plants that thrive in the bright interior. The sweeping staircase leads guests into the Lower Atrium and Terrace, which inspire an open-air dining atmosphere without the worries of the weather. Additionally, the more subdued and intimate café and bar is perfect for a morning coffee and croissant, discreet business meetings or an after-work drink. With an eye-catching elegance, The Atrium is an outstanding venue for a stylish and sophisticated meal. 
Suave and sophisticated, The Cinnamon Club prides itself on a culinary craftsmanship that has won it multiple awards and an established position on the London dining scene. Occupying the former Westminster Library, the restaurant radiates a studiously colonial air, right down to its lofty ceilings and book-lined walls. An imaginative approach to Indian haute cuisine results in constantly evolving multi-layered dishes, including a stunning gastronomic six-course banquet. A sought-after destination for business dining.