Restaurants near Big Ben

• Distance from Big Ben: 261 metres

  Roux at Parliament Square

  Located in one of the most beautiful buildings in Westminster, Roux at Parliament Square offers a comfortable, exclusive, yet delightfully approachable dining experience.

  Westminster, South West London

• Distance from Big Ben: 355 metres

  County Hall Restaurant

  Housed in the old County Hall building, this contemporary hotel is famed for its splendid riverside setting and breathtaking views of Big Ben, the Palace of Westminster and the Thames.

  Waterloo, South East London

• Distance from Big Ben: 441 metres

  Quirinale

  Named after Rome's presidential palace (and one of the ancient 'seven hills'), Quirinale stands almost in the shadow of the Houses of Parliament and naturally attracts politicians of all parties, as well as its share of Westminster tourists.

  Westminster, South West London

• Distance from Big Ben: 452 metres

  Locale

  Situated within sight of the London Eye, this branch of Locale is a great favourite with tourists, although it also does a grand job in feeding the local populus.

  Waterloo, South East London

• Distance from Big Ben: 501 metres

  Cinnamon Club

  New Indian cuisine at the Old Westminster Library through passion, pride and energy, The Cinnamon Club has gained a unique position in the London social and dining environment.

  Westminster, South West London

• Distance from Big Ben: 518 metres

  Brasserie Joël

  Chef Joël Antunes makes a welcome return to London with his self-named Brasserie Joël, located on the first floor of the new Park Plaza Westminster Bridge, near the London Eye Houses of Parliament, National Theatre and Royal Festival Hall.

  South Bank, South East London

• Distance from Big Ben: 615 metres

  Made in China

  Made In China is a Chinese dim sum restaurant situated in the heart of Westminster. A wide variety of Chinese cuisine is served here at reasonable prices.

  Westminster, South West London

• Distance from Big Ben: 632 metres

  Inn The Park

  Created by restaurateur and gourmet Oliver Peyton, this smart contemporary café does a great service. Elegantly constructed of wood and glass, it stands enchantingly among trees and blooms by the lakefront in one of London's most beautiful parks - no wonder it's on most touristy hit lists for al fresco eating.

  St James's, South West London

• Distance from Big Ben: 658 metres

  R.S. Hispaniola

  Arguably the best known of all floating restaurants, the R. S. Hispaniola has been moored alongside Victoria Embankment by Hungerford Bridge for years.

  Victoria Embankment, Central London

• Distance from Big Ben: 658 metres

  Osteria dell’Angolo

  Osteria dell'Angolo is a new venture from restaurateur Claudio Pulze, a swish Italian celebrating the classics of Valdarnese Valley cuisine, and bringing a taste of Tuscany to the streets of Westminster.

  Westminster, South West London

• Distance from Big Ben: 690 metres

  The Northall at the Corinthia Hotel

  The Northall restaurant in the Corinthia Hotel is situated in a prestigious location, a short stroll from Trafalgar Square. The large dining room impresses with its good looks, towering white pillars and large contemporary chandeliers, tan banquettes and armchairs set against crisp white linen laid tables and elegant arched windows look out over the Embankment and Whitehall.

  Trafalgar Square, Central London

• Distance from Big Ben: 694 metres

  Massimo Restaurant & Oyster Bar

  The celebrated chef Massimo Riccioli has opened the self-named Massimo Restaurant & Oyster Bar in the luxurious Corinthia Hotel, just steps away from Trafalgar Square.

  Trafagar Square, Central London

• Distance from Big Ben: 720 metres

  Caxton Grill at St. Ermin’s Hotel

  The Caxton Grill is set in the St Ermin's Hotel which has recently undergone a thirty million pound refurbishment, transforming it into a de-luxe four star property.

  St James’s, South West London

• Distance from Big Ben: 792 metres

  Skylon

  Skylon occupies what was the People's Palace at the Southbank Centre and is the first new opening from D&D London (formerly Conran Restaurants), it's named after the iconic Powell and Moya sculpture that shared the limelight with the old Royal Festival Hall during the 1951 Festival of Britain, .

  South Bank, South East London

• Distance from Big Ben: 797 metres

  Canteen

  Like its award-winning elder brother in Spitalfields, the Festival Hall branch of Canteen goes all out to fly the flag for Bulldog British food as it used to be – complete with a hefty dollop of nostalgia on the side.

  South Bank, South East London

• Distance from Big Ben: 797 metres

  ICA Café & Bar

  Nestling in John Nash's magnificent Carlton House Terrace, the Institute of Contemporary Arts is a shrine to all things modern and has been wowing the crowds since it moved here in 1968.

  St James's, South West London