Wedged between Marylebone and Clerkenwell, Bloomsbury is an area that helps define the excitement of central London in droves. From cafes and bars to a huge number of London's most sought-after museums nearby (The British Musuem and Pollocks Toy Museum to name a few), it's a spot where opportunities for great dining are at an all-time high. From dining with a view, to the best locations near Russell Square, check out our recommendations for the best Bloomsbury restaurants in London.
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Experience a wild ride from sunrise to sunset at Bloomsbury Street Kitchen. Revel in contemporary Mediterranean and Japanese nibbles, creative cocktails, and a lively atmosphere. For the ultimate immersive experience, book a table at the chef's counter - Kitchen Table right by the live cookery, where you'll feel like you're part of the action.
Experience the vibrant spirit of modern Bangkok dining in the heart of Bloomsbury with the urban Thai haven Busaba. Their classic sharing tables filled with rice bowls and curries set the tone for a communal dining experience, but if you prefer a more intimate setting, they've got you covered with seating options along the sides and bay windows.
A real charmer, Blue Door Bistro At The Montague On The Gardens Hotel is an old-school hideaway decked out in mahogany panels and mirrored glass. Boasting an extensive collection of wines and champagne and a banging a la carte menu, you'll also get a killer view of London circa 1849 from three sides.
Featuring a cosy pub downstairs and an elegant French restaurant upstairs, as well as a leafy outdoor terrace, The Rugby Tavern & Bistro Bleu has got something for everyone, no matter the occasion. The intimate eatery downstairs fits just 36 people at a time, with decadent gold and midnight blue decor. As for the menu? You can expect authentic cuisine from Northern France, prepared by Head Chef Bernard Dumonteil, including everything from chalk stream trout with toasted almond butter to roasted heritage squash.
Dalloway Terrace is a stylish, authentically English spot inspired by Mrs Dalloway from Virginia Woolf's classic 1925 novel. An indoor-outdoor joint serving up breakfast, brunch and all-day delights, this spot is perfect for any reason or season.
