Close to the bustle of Victoria station, 2 Bridge Place is a stylish cosmopolitan restaurant set within the London Hesperia Victoria Hotel. Decorated in classic contemporary style with pale walls and wood and leather seating, this engaging venue with its Mediterranean-influenced menu is ideal for an informal business lunch or a relaxing evening meal.
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A contemporary ground level bar moments away from Buckingham Palace and conveniently located near Victoria station, Balls Brothers Victoria features large windows in the bar ideal for watching the world go by with a drink. Breakfast and lunch are served in both of the two separate bars, and cocktails are made to order alongside the wine list. Very popular in the evenings, the bar attracts a bustling crowd and is ideal for pre-theatre suppers. Additional outdoor seating is also available during the summer months. Balls Brothers is a renowned chain of fifteen wine bars and restaurants. The focus of Balls Brothers is maintaining a high standard of service. The bars deliver freshly prepared, fine tasting food to their customers all day and have an extensive wine list, featuring only the wines selected by the principal wine buyer and proprietor, Richard Balls. 
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. 
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. 
Boisdale of Belgravia, London’s best-loved shrine to all things Scottish, is located next to Eton Square, a short stroll from Victoria Station. The Restaurant serves the greatest 36-day dry-aged Aberdeenshire beef in London and in the Macdonald Bar you will find one of the world’s finest selections of malt whiskies and Cuban cigars. Every night live world-class classic jazz and blues are performed at Boisdale. Adjoining the restaurant is the Courtyard Garden with a retractable roof for al fresco dining in summer and the Back Bar serving a good selection of draft ales. The Cigar Terrace is completely covered and on the first floor roof with sofas, armchairs, and cushions as well as overhead heaters and tartan rugs for the winter. The Jacobite Room is a richly paneled room ideal for private lunches and dinners and has plasma screen and conference call facilities. 
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. 
Located in a beautiful building with original marble floors, this addition to the Chez Gérard group of French restaurants brings some European glamour to its pacy location next door to Victoria train station. The elegant setting is perfect for a round of business drinks, a light brasserie lunch or a relaxing pre-theatre meal to follow a day’s sightseeing, with the Apollo and Victoria Palace theatres a short walk away. 
Overlooking the bustling street just outside Buckingham Palace, The Grosvenor Lounge offers the traditional treat of Afternoon Tea, perfect after a day of sightseeing and shopping. As natural sunlight is invited inside by the grand windows, the elegant Victorian architecture of The Grosvenor Lounge is revealed, presenting an enticing setting that is simply without equal. Relax in one of the cosy chairs and enjoy the first class personal service that The Grosvenor Lounge is renowned for. The decadent and refreshing Afternoon Tea includes a selection of loose leaf teas, accompanied by an exquisite three-tiered serving of delicious cakes and pastries. For a little extra indulgence, a choice of cocktails can also be enjoyed in the lounge. Ideally situated adjacent to Victoria station, The Grosvenor Lounge is an easily accessible place in which to enjoy this fine British tradition. 
With its elegant curves and richly coloured walls, Kazan pulls off its modern take on Ottoman cuisine with panache. Importing traditional Turkish herbs and aromatic spices for a luxurious menu of less familiar mezze and grills, this local restaurant also offers a shisha tea room and private dining from a central location close to Victoria station. 
The lively atmosphere of Mango Tree belies the subtleties of its Thai cuisine, which honours the four main culinary regions of the country in mouthwatering style. Situated in exclusive Belgravia, the award-winning restaurant serves up traditional dishes to a mixed crowd who can opt for a fixed price banquet or taste menus if the à la carte proves overwhelming. A popular option for after-work or business dinners.