Between 28th February and 30th March, Muslims across the capital will be celebrating the holy month of Ramadan, fasting from dawn until sunset. But, luckily for us, that doesn't mean we can't enjoy a scrumptious feast come nightfall. From Michelin-starred Indian eateries to laid-back Lebanese locations and totally halal Italian hotspots, we've rounded up the very best restaurants for iftar in London.
Some restaurants listed are not completely halal, so please always check the options with your server.
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Last updated on 24th April 2025
When it comes to the best halal restaurants in London, Gymkhana is at the top of the list. This Mayfair legend holds a Michelin star for its contemporary spin on classic Indian fare, so swing by to break your fast with stunning plates such as chicken tikka, tandoori broccoli and saag makai.
Looking for the perfect place to break your fast this Ramadan in London? HERA invites you to experience an unforgettable Iftar with its specially curated set menu, available from Monday the 3rd of March for £60 per person.
Enjoy a blend of traditional Greek delicacies and modern favourites, all crafted with the finest, freshest ingredients. From rich, nourishing starters to indulgent mains and decadent desserts, its Iftar menu is thoughtfully designed to bring people together and create memorable moments.
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Seeking out the best iftar in London? Benares is the Michelin-starred Indian eatery that serves up a range of delicious food, in which all their chicken and lamb is halal. Gobble your way through biryanis, curries and samosas, not to mention tasty mango lassis.
Located in the heart of Canary Wharf, Gallio is a stylish Mediterranean restaurant that offers all-day dining in a relaxed setting. Sink into their vibrant blue booths to enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner, with plenty of halal, gluten-free and vegan options to choose from.
Indulge in everything from lamb kofte meatballs to stone-baked wild mushroom pizza or freshly baked pita with falafel and tahini garlic yoghurt.
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Having been a favourite in Marylebone since 2011, Roti Chai is a two-storey Indian restaurant that uses recipes and cooking techniques from all over the sub-continent. There's a choice of the bustling, canteen-style street kitchen on the ground floor, or if you head downstairs you'll find a more formal dining room.
There's plenty of top-quality halal fare to sink your teeth into, ranging from Old Delhi chicken biryani to spicy vegetable samosas and warm chilli paneer salad.
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Owned by celebrity chef Nisha Katona, Mowgli is one of the most beautiful Indian restaurants around. Their Charlotte Street venue has been around since 2021, flaunting indoor trees, an abundance of golden fairy lights and their signature hanging rope swing seats.
They serve plenty of halal food here, and a lot of their vast menu is plant-based. Tuck into tasty dishes such as tea-steeped chickpeas, butter chicken and fenugreek potato curry.
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Let's be honest - Colonel Saab? It's an Instagrammable heaven, with vintage artwork, orange tones and glistening chandeliers. And for those rumbling stomachs, it cooks up a number of tasty halal options on its Indian menu, from seafood and duck to chicken and beef. Head to Holborn or Trafalgar Square to try it out.
Pizza Pilgrims might not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of the best restaurants for Ramadan in London, but just wait; at its venues in Victoria, Shoreditch, Camden and beyond, it slings out slices topped with certified halal mozzarella and pepperoni made of turkey and beef.
With venues everywhere from Clapham to Dulwich and Kensington, Megan's is an Eastern Mediterranean restaurant that promises gorgeous interiors. All their sites are totally unique in their decor, but they often feature indoor trees, pretty fairy lights and tiled walls.
Their extensive all-day menu has got something for everyone, featuring the likes of charred halloumi and tomato kebabs, mixed mezze platters and chilli chicken shakshouka.
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Souk has to be one of the best places for iftar in London, whipping up delicious menus throughout Ramadan. Get ready for a bunch of top-tier, halal-certified eats, from slow-cooked beef accompanied by green peas and potatoes to tajine of chicken, with baklava and fresh mint tea to finish.
From famed chef Atul Kochhar comes Kanishka, a pretty Indian restaurant that flaunts turquoise walls and velvet booths alongside a fabulous array of upmarket treats. There's a bucketload of vegetarian choices, plus the chicken and lamb are halal.
Located on Great Eastern Street in the heart of Shoreditch, UBA is a sleek pan-Asian restaurant that's open until 11pm Thursday to Saturday, and at least 10pm every evening - perfect for late-night dining. The stunning space features vibrant red decor and glowing lanterns, making for a gorgeous meal.
Their entire menu is halal, except for one beef gyoza dish. Expect everything from Korean crispy fried chicken to rock shrimp tempura and teriyaki salmon belly.
If you're in search of the best places for iftar in London Bridge, check out Comptoir Libanais. Not only is this joint absolutely gorgeous, showcasing vibrant walls and cascading roses, but it's also rustling up special celebratory feasts for £29.95 per person, featuring lamb and butter bean tagine and mixed grill platters, finished off with orange blossom mouhalabia.
Dishoom's Iftar Feast is the perfect way to break your fast with loved ones. Available from the 28th of February until the 31st of March for £35 per person, this generous spread features a selection of dishes like keema pau, chicken tikka, daal gosht and laccha paratha, and sweet treats such as kulfi and basmati kheer.
Vegetarian and vegan options are also available, including Awadhi jackfruit biryani and chole puri. The feast is served daily from sunset for groups of four or more. Medjool dates are provided for those breaking fast in-café.
Indulge in a luxurious Iftar experience at COYA Mayfair with their exclusive £65 set menu, available from the 28th of February to the 30th of March. The halal-certified menu features an array of sharing dishes such as gyoza de res, tacos de shiitake, and baos con res wagyu, followed by mains like braseado de res, Costilla de Cordero, and Polla a la parrilla.
Finish with the signature crocante de pistachio con azafran dessert. The Iftar menu is available daily from sunset to 7.30pm, paired with refreshing non-alcoholic cocktails.
Boasting unique interiors, including glowing chandeliers and retro knick-knacks, Berenjak Borough is a bit of a beaut. While there's a selection of halal dishes available, the aubergine stew is certainly a highlight, especially when paired with a doogh - sparkling salted yoghurt and dried mint.
