Cultivated and elegant, 12 Temple Place Restaurant is a intimate space set within the five-star Swissôtel The Howard close to the Victoria Embankment. Modelled after its international namesakes, the restaurant serves an intelligent menu of modern British cuisine. Floor to ceiling sliding glass doors give access to the hotel’s Garden Courtyard for outdoor dining in the summer months.
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Awarded 2 AA Rosettes and recommended by the Via Michelin, Hardens and Square Meal guides, Axis at One Aldwych focuses on modern British dishes alongside old favourites. The menu celebrates the best of British, with carefully sourced seasonal produce along with the addition of lighter dishes and salads. The wine list presents an exciting range by the carafe (375ml), as well as the ‘Sommelier Suggestion’ of two whites and two reds available by the glass and carafe. The new Rotunda Bar adjoining Axis at One Aldwych offers a wonderful selection of small dishes and wines by the glass for casual dining. The service at Axis at One Aldwych is as flexible as ever, taking note of guests who desire simply one or two dishes before or after the theatre, as well as those who love to linger over a relaxing three course dinner with interesting wine. 
Spread over several floors in the heart of Covent Garden, the lively Boulevard Brasserie is a reliable and popular restaurant. The uncomplicated cuisine has a strong French flavour, with diners choosing between the ground floor bistro or first floor restaurant. Express and set menus offer great value for money for theatregoers on a budget who still want to eat well. Close to the Royal Opera House, Lyceum and Theatre Royale. 
A classic choice for Covent Garden dining, Christopher’s is as boldly stylish in its cuisine as its silk-panelled dining room with grand views to Waterloo Bridge would suggest. Delicious modern American dishes bolster Christopher’s inventive menu, which caters to a relaxed and buzzy professional crowd. A fixed price pre-theatre menu is deservedly popular, while Christopher’s weekend traditional American brunch is great for big appetites. 
Glamour and romance are all part of the Louis XVI-style furniture at Homage, a chic dining salon inspired by the grand cafes of Europe. Part of the Waldorf Hilton Hotel, the restaurant is a paean to elegant dining, with sumptuous dishes such as wild mushroom veloute and tarte au citron served up amidst the chandeliers and gilded pillars. 
A relaxed and informal restaurant overlooking the bustling Lobby Bar of the award-winning One Aldwych Hotel in Covent Garden, Indigo offers diners a creative and contemporary European menu in a splendid setting for laid-back meals with friends and family. Full of light and healthy dining options, Indigo’s menu highlights only the freshest organic produce. Start with the Cornish mackerel Escabèche or Colchester Crab Cocktail, before enjoying one of the main courses such as Rump and Shin of English Veal or Baked Cannelloni. You can also create your own salad from a variety of crisp, juicy ingredients before indulging in the range of decadent desserts including White Chocolate Panna Cotta and Strawberry Soup, as well as the Neal’s Yard Cheese Selection served with homemade herb and apple chutney. Indigo’s weekend brunch is particularly popular and pre and post-theatre dinner menus are also available. Brunch on Sundays is also accompanied by a movie in the screening room and early evening drinks with canapés can be enjoyed on the balcony. 
Legendary for a good reason, a discreet entrance in Covent Garden with a simple plaque on the walls invites you to enter the legendary Joe Allen Restaurant. The best kept secret of the London crowd: its laid back charms and wholesome food have kept the capital’s diners returning for more.The restaurant buzzes with a warm, friendly atmosphere. The service is friendly and informal and the wine list is extensive. Whether you’re looking for the best brunch in London, a quick pre-theatre meal, for an atmospheric lunch, dinner, or a late supper after the theatre, Joe Allen offers it all.It is the perfect destination for someone searching for great food, whether in casual dress or something more glamourous. 
Bright and airy Loch Fyne is a harbour for lovers of pure and simple seafood. This Covent Garden restaurant keeps its menu as uncluttered as its dining area, with subtle fish recipes that stick to straightforward flavours. Dishes include the famed seasonal oysters from the fertile Argyll waters that give the restaurant its name. 
The vibe is hot and the food is sizzling at Los Locos, a Tex Mex restaurant fast becoming a Covent Garden mainstay. Substantial portions of Mexican staples and south-west American favourites are on the menu, while late-night dining and a pre-theatre set menu make it a popular stop-off. There’s also a bar and lively nightclub open every night until 3am. 
A monumental glass frontage exposes the ruddy tones and south-west American styling of West End restaurant and bar Navajo Joe’s to the lively passersby of Covent Garden. Set in the epicentre of London’s theatre district, the restaurant is split into a number of differing easygoing dining and drinking areas. The ample menu draws on north American staples for a punchy selection of dishes. A stunning marble bar, stocked with 229 tequilas, is complemented by a basement DJ booth.