This Mediterranean-inspired restaurant is a glamorous haunt boasting a menu of Spanish and Italian small plates, alongside signature Mexican and Peruvian offerings from sister sites Monmouth Kitchen and Leicester Square Kitchen. Signature dishes include their deliciously dainty tacos, jamon and machego croquettas and chilli panko tiger prawns. 

Located in Battersea, Aspen and Meursault is the perfect wine bar if you're looking for some light nibbles and a few drinks after work. You'll get to decide between boozy cheeses, cured meats, chorizo bites and a delicious baked Camembert. 

With quirky cocktails and Nikkei-style small plates galore, pop-up bar prelude By Oriole is bringing us speakeasy vibes in anticipation of their permanent reopening later this year. Dig into a range of delicious bites including oysters with Amarillo chilli, beef tartare and chickpea chips dipped in aioli, while enjoying their live piano music and stunning sips like the chocolate miso whisky concoction Mizuwari.

Craving some small plates? Then venture to Hawksmoor Bar Wood Wharf. This floating venue offers up a range of grub, from bone marrow oysters to langoustine scampi and salt beef nuggets in the gorgeous space. If you're thirsty, try out the martini menu.

Fodder will be taking up residence at Brixton's cosy cocktail bar Shrub and Shutter from Wednesday right through to Saturday. Their small plate menu has sustainability at its heart, using lesser-known ingredients to create delicious zero-waste plates such as pigeon offal yakitori and salt-baked baby celeriac with walnut, chanterelle, wild rocket and three-corner leek. 

Offering a gorgeous array of small plates at both their Haggerston and Bethnal Green venues, Arepa & Co is the place to go for delicious Venezuelan eats, including yuca chips, tequenos, tostones and much more.

Gallio is a gorgeous Mediterranean restaurant in Canary Wharf that dishes out delicious mezze plates all day long. You can expect everything from patatas bravas and fried halloumi to lamb kofte and traditional Greek salad, alongside plenty of tasty seafood options too.

Aqua Nueva is a stunning Spanish restaurant and bar for enjoying small plates in London. Located in a prime central London location, just a stone's throw from Regent Street, the venue takes inspiration from Northern Spain with traditional decor and tapas dishes. 

When it comes to Mediterranean small plates, the team at Arthur Hooper's know what they're doing. Head to the London Bridge restaurant to spend the night digging into cheese, cured meat and colourful salads.

On the hunt for delicious small plates in Chelsea? Ollie's House is the stunning, tropical-style restaurant that's dishing up the goods. Pop by for bao buns filled with sticky jackfruit, lamb madras fries and chicken gyozas cooked how you like 'em.

Spey Bar by Quaich at Browns Covent Garden is home to a range of small plates and bar snacks, all promising to be made using the finest Scottish produce. Wash oysters, smoked duck breast in orange dressing, pan-seared scallops with black pudding and more down with a choice of over 100 whiskies.

Sometimes nothing beats tucking into some delicious small plates or sharing them with friends, so be sure to check out Hannah in Clapham. This stunning haunt not only offers mouthwatering plates, but they also have a crackin' drinks menu to be enjoyed in their stunning space.

From hot sauce-smothered halloumi served alongside lemon yoghurt, to tamari soy-glazed pork belly bites and a range of different tacos, the small plates at The Street Easy are crowd-pleasers that are designed to be shared. Plus, you can wash it all down with cocktails at this Exmouth Market spot.

Finsbury Park's Must Day & Night is a great pick of small plate restaurants if you're after Mediterranean dishes aplenty. Think beetroot carpaccio, calamari, patatas bravas, falafel and more across an extensive list, all washed down by cocktails.

Boasting small plates of crispy squid, truffle risotto, seabass ceviche and beef fillet, The Cross is whipping up some of the best Mediterranean small plates. If that wasn't enough, the venue has two lounge bars and a pretty roof terrace if you fancy a drink or two after.

While Andrea Ludgate Hill is certainly a looker, found in a Grade II-listed building boasting ornate yet stylish interiors, the menu is equally as enticing. Delve into Asian-British small plates, like salt and pepper tofu, chicken bites with coconut curry mayo and scallop cakes accompanied by fennel salad.

Searching for authentic Indian small plates? Head to the West End and feast on tapas-inspired dishes at Roti Chai. The restaurant's casual dining space takes inspiration the street hawkers, roadside cafes and railway stations of the sub-continent with its innovate take on traditional cuisine.

Small plates on a rooftop? If that sounds like your thing, then Sabine is just the place. Expect to tuck into a seasonally-changing list of sumptuous dishes, all while swilling them down with cocktails and enjoying views of St Paul's.

Located within a former power station, don't be deceived by this imposing 9000 sq.ft venue, the small plates here are as good as any cosy independent nook. With offerings such as clam, nduja and cider linguine, and smoked tomatoes served with burrata and basil oil, the focus at Wild by Tart is on sustainable local produce and the highest quality ingredients.

This gorgeous wine bar and bottle shop not only serves stunning dynamic wines from unique producers, but it also happens to dish up some particularly impressive small plates. Swing by to sip on refreshing drinks paired expertly with fresh cheese plates, cured meats and more.

If you're looking to keep your small plates a strictly Spanish affair, look no further than the gorgeous Iberica venues dotted all across London. Think jamon Iberico, croquetas and seafood, all washed down with vino or sangria.

A traditional boozer in Mayfair that's been transformed into a slick pub and wine bar, The White Horse is also home to a mega menu of small plates. While regularly changing, you can expect international bites that place a strong focus on Italian flavours.

Kentish Town's Never For Ever serves up small plates a-plenty with a focus on sustainability and seasonal grub. Munch on nduja and scamorza croquettes, crispy squid and watermelon gazpacho, all swilled down with a choice of craft beers, cocktails or global wines.

After Pan-Asian small plates? Everything from dim sum to sushi and wok-fried squid in sambal suace is on the cards at Gura Gura. Plus, this destination is all kinds of pretty, from foliage ceiling installations to wall art and murals.

Churning out some of London's most renowned Indian small plates in the heart of a shipping container in Pop Brixton, Kricket are here to impress with their loyal flavours and unique restaurant setting. They're also in Soho should you find yourself in the heart of the city.

Nothing beats sipping on cocktails while nibbling on a few small plates, so head on over to Act Bar in Notting Hill for Indian fare. Tuck into their tandoori basil salmon with carom seeds, yoghurt and mustard mooli or opt for onion bhajia with red lentils, gram flour, and coriander.

Whatever you're in the mood for, you'll find it in small plate form at Lula in Queen's Park. This charming eatery is full of pretty plants, rustic wooden furniture and white brick walls, with a gorgeous loft space for private hire too. What's more, you can dine on tasty bites like beef tartare, grilled tataki salmon and king oyster mushrooms here.

The Black Book on Frith Street knows a thing or two about mouthwatering small plates in Soho. Whether you're in the mood for nduja and mozzarella mini calzones with aged parmesan or Padron peppers, this venue is sure to impress. Thirsty? You'll get a great bottle here.

For a welcoming ambiance and a stunning selection of cocktails, head to the award-winning Little Bird Battersea. As for the menu, they boast a diverse selection of dishes including prawn dim sum, filo feta cheese and falafel tacos.

If you're in North London, you don't have to look too far for some of the best small plates around thanks to Chuku's, the world's first Nigerian tapas restaurant. Nestled on the High Road, this contemporary eatery is known best for whipping up innovative dishes, presenting the flavours of Lagos and beyond in a new light. Menu standouts include the plantain waffles, topped with blueberries, maple syrup and dairy-free ice cream, and the tender, suya meatballs. You won't be left thirsty either, as it offers an array of signature tipples, from Nigerian Guinness to coconut rum-based The Obi. 

The Turks Head is serving up stylish interiors - or should we say exteriors - and tasty small plates at its Wapping pub. The East London watering hole has a beautiful covered outdoor terrace, for those of you looking to go alfresco, and dishes such as Thai fishcakes, warm duck breast salad, chicken liver pate and more.

A Mayfair restaurant that draws in some of London's biggest socialites, MNKY HSE also aren't shy a small plate or three. From beef brisket tacos to Latino plates brimming with British produce, you're sure a unique dining experience.