A well-loved Indian restaurant in Westminster, The Curry Room at The Rubens at The Palace Hotel shines a light on classic Indian cuisine, with Chef Arun Kumar leading the charge in the kitchen for flavours, spices and dishes that sing to all regions.

It's British plates and great craft beer that make up the bones of The Morpeth Arms. While a classic pub, The Morpeth Arms keep it close to home with Scotch eggs, pies and more, perfect for a chilled lunch or dinner when in Westminster.

When in need of Italian restaurants near Westminster, Pizza Pilgrims is coming in hot with its affordable slices and dining space that's split into four distinct areas - Naples, Amalfi, Tuscany and Bologna. Our recommendation? The double pepperoni and hot honey combo.

Situated inside the Grade II listed old Westminster Fire Station, Shanghai Noir is a luxurious Indo-Chinese Brasserie inspired by the 1930s. The glitzy restaurant is decked out in chandeliers, old-school artwork and dark decor, with equally theatrical cocktails and small plates up for grabs. Their dishes range from kung pao mushrooms to Desi chow mein spring rolls and chilli pepper paneer, washed down with a spiced rum-based Star of the East.

Brunch and traditional Sunday roasts make up a healthy chunk of Pimlico favourite The Marquis of Westminster. A perfectly British pub with casual dining and private dining available, it's a great stop off for food, beers and wine.

After Indian restaurants in Westminster? Yaatra has to be right up there for its fine dining take on cuisine, with Amit Bagyal (previously of Michelin-starred Benares and Kanishka Mayfair) at the helm. Plus, that opulent decor is sure to wow too.

One of the best restaurants near Westminster Abbey, The Cellarium Cafe & Terrace is a casual buy classy space for a quick bite to eat (including lunches, Sunday roasts and more), with a terrace boasting unrivalled views in the area.

From cocktails inspired by the world's different habitats to a delicious menu of international fusion cuisine, from a Korean roast to bao bhajis, TH@51's bar and restaurant is sure to be a winner. Better yet, those interiors are pretty swish too.

From afternoon teas to a South African-inspired food menu, Bbar is quite the choice of Westminster restaurant. Aside from the obvious delish food offerings, you can also wash your meal down with the venue's signature espresso martinis.

If you're in the mood for a restaurant with a bit of character, try out the Munich Cricket Club Victoria. A German beer hall brimming with steins, pretzels and schnitzels galore, it's a colourful spot for ending the night.

The Pem is a stunning Art Deco-inspired Westminster restaurant nestled next to St James's Park, boasting a contemporary approach to fine dining. Chef Sally Abé curates dishes with premium, local ingredients, with the menu featuring the likes of Dorset crab, Vilolino pumpkin, vadouvan, buttermilk and Montgomery cheddar soufflé with pickled and toasted walnuts and bitter leaves.

Old Queen Street Café is one of our favourite Westminster restaurants, thanks to being an oasis of great food and tasty cocktails. Munch through weekend brunches of beef brisket hash or come for dinner, where sirloin, chicken schnitzel and roasted cauli await.

A Westminster restaurant with a view? The Tattershall Castle isn't just a moored boat on the Thames known for its regular comedy nights, head on top of the water for lunch and dinners consisting of steak, vegan burgers and more.

A Westminster restaurant with private dining and great British classics to boot, The Clarence isn't only pretty in its make-up, it's a fab spot for a post-work meal or lunch with friends and colleagues combined thanks to its Whitehall location.