Eating out in London can be pricey so why wouldn’t you make it cheaper if you can? If you’re watching the pennies you can still enjoy a meal out if you visit a BYOB restaurant in London. Save on the cost of drinks, get exactly what you like the most, and you can still have a tasty meal in a great restaurant. There are plenty of places in London where you’re welcome to bring in your own booze – have a look through our guide to restaurants where you can BYOB in London.
Restaurants where you can BYOB in London
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The best BYOB restaurants in London
- Xi'an Impression – Regional Chinese cooking
- Jai Krishna – Low-key local Indian place
- Halal Restaurant – Long-standing Whitechapel restaurant
- Little Georgia – Explore Georgian dishes
- Macellaio RC & Osteria del Macellaio – Original Italian steakhouse
- Balboa – Unique Latin American flavours
- Tayyabs – Bustling and charming
- Singburi – Sought-after Thai food
- Guanabana – Lively and eclectic cuisine
- Hawksmoor – Treat yourself to a steak
- Mangal Ocakbasi – Casual Turkish cooking
- Etles Uyghur – A fresh taste of Chinese food
- Noizé – Convivial French dining
- Lahore Kebab House – No-fuss grill house
- Patogh – Cosy, old-school Persian eatery
- Fez Mangal – Choices for kebab fans
- Roti King – Foodie cult favourite
- Minnow – Romantic parkside dining
- BunBunBun – Try out Vietnamese classics
- Yada's Green Kitchen – Cool Kurdish kitchen
- Bintang – Filipino fusion food
- Mien Tay – Homemade Vietnamese dishes
- Ariana II – Colours and flavours of Afghanistan
- Kaosarn – Affordable and authentic Thai dishes
- Poppy's – Eye-popping Thai restaurant
- Masters Superfish – Traditional British cooking
- Indian Veg – Classic vegetarian buffet
- Chez Bruce – An affordable Michelin-starred meal
- Anima e Cuore – Colourful North London eatery
- La Trompette – Sophisticated and sustainable
- Kitchen W8 – Michelin-starred local restaurant
- Andu Ethiopian Vegan Café – Discover classic Ethiopian cooking
- Maries Café – Satisfying all-day dining
- Tagine – Atmospheric North African restaurant
- Little Vietnam – Vietnamese family recipes
- Hanar – Romantic railway arch venue
- St. John – A British classic
- The Colony Grill Room – Transatlantic sophistication
- Miran Masala – Classic South Asian flavours
- Needoo Grill – Lively Indian restaurant
- Colbeh – Cosy Persian dining
- Pappa Ciccia – Family-friendly Italian spot
- The Ledbury – High-end British dining
- Ssäm – Authentic Korean favourites
- Franks Canteen – Bring your own on Wednesdays
- Moorish Lounge – A true taste of Morocco
- Paradise Cove – A classic Caribbean joint
- Burnt – Railway arch BBQ spot
- Nandine – Kurdish cuisine
- Addis Vegan Kitchen – Authentic recipes from East Africa
- Sushi Shimai – Offering value for money
- Plant Club – Natural wine or bring your own
- Malaysian Deli – Local Malaysian restaurant
- Jashan – Authentic Eastern flavours
- Cloth – Making wine approachable
The best BYOB restaurants in London
London restaurants where you can bring your own booze
Regional Chinese cooking
Unassuming local eatery Xi’an Impression brings a fresh take on Chinese street food to the capital. You can bring your own alcohol to this compact and understated spot whilst you try intriguing regional dishes. Hand-pulled noodles are a top pick here, plus other dishes like shredded bread in broth.
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117 Benwell Road
- 020-344 101 91
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Low-key local Indian place
Jai Krishna keeps it simple at its low-key restaurant, but it's a big hit with vegetarian and vegan foodies in North London. Enjoy authentic Indian flavours in a no-frills dining room, with affordable dishes including curries, paneer recipes, and traditional desserts. There's a BYOB policy subject to a small corkage fee.
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161 Stroud Green Road
- 020-727 216 80
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Long-standing Whitechapel restaurant
Halal Restaurant is London’s oldest Indian restaurant, having been established in 1939. It’s a low-key corner restaurant in East London serving up tasty classic recipes. Start with samosas or bhajis before going for curry or biryani. Little extras like breads and chutneys are available too to complete your meal.
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2 St Mark Street, Tower Hamlets
- Website • 020-748 117 00
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Explore Georgian dishes
Little Georgia’s Hackney location has a BYOB policy. The cosy restaurant brings Londoners a genuine taste of Georgian food in a homey modern interior. These are comfort food favourites – if you love melting cheese then don’t miss the traditional khachapuri, fresh breads overflowing with oozing cheese. Otherwise you can sample dumplings and stews.
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87 Goldsmiths Row, Shoreditch
- Website • 020-773 981 54
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Original Italian steakhouse
Steak eaters will appreciate Macellaio RC, a distinctive steakhouse with an Italian touch, as well as the nose-to-tail spin-off Osteria del Macellaio. The restaurants are contemporary, considered to be a butchery with tables added. The provenance of ingredients is a key priority, with meat adhering to exact specifications. There's an Italian wine list but you can BYOB for a corkage fee.
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84 Old Brompton Road, Kensington 124 Northcote Road, Battersea 38-40 Exmouth Market 6 Store Street, Fitzrovia/Bloomsbury 39-45 Shaftesbury Avenue, Soho Arch 24, 229 Union Street, SouthwarkMacellaio RC South Kensington
84 Old Brompton Road, KensingtonMacellaio RC Battersea
124 Northcote Road, BatterseaMacellaio RC Exmouth Market
38-40 Exmouth MarketMacellaio RC Fitzrovia
6 Store Street, Fitzrovia/BloomsburyMacellaio RC Soho
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macellaiorc.com/batterseaMacellaio RC Exmouth Market
macellaiorc.com/exmouth-marketMacellaio RC Fitzrovia
macellaiorc.com/fitzroviaMacellaio RC Soho
macellaiorc.com/sohoOsteria del Macellaio
macellaiorc.com/union-streetMacellaio RC South Kensington
020-758 958 34Macellaio RC Battersea
020-384 848 00Macellaio RC Exmouth Market
020-369 682 20Macellaio RC Fitzrovia
020-384 872 30Macellaio RC Soho
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Macellaio RC South Kensington Macellaio RC Battersea Macellaio RC Exmouth Market Macellaio RC Fitzrovia Macellaio RC Soho Osteria del Macellaio
Unique Latin American flavours
At Balboa you can try the distinctive tastes of Pacific Colombian cooking. The dining room is contemporary and comfortable with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Expect South American favourites like topped arepas, grilled chicken, and empanadas. Colombian soft drinks are sold here but feel free to bring your own alcohol.
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98 Trafalgar Road, Greenwich
- Website • 073-949 754 78
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Bustling and charming
Opened in 1972, Tayyabs is a classic Punjabi restaurant in Whitechapel. It’s a large, noisy, and bustling setting that’s full of life. The restaurant doesn’t serve alcohol but you’re free to bring your own. What it does serve is flavoursome South Asian dishes like curries, tarka dhal, and traditional sweets and desserts.
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83-89 Fieldgate Street, Tower Hamlets
- Website • 020-724 795 43
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Sought-after Thai food
It may be a little out of the way and is definitely classed as low-key, but that doesn’t stop Singburi from being highly in-demand. It’s a no-frills destination for Thai food where it’s cash only and BYOB. You’ll see handwritten chalkboard menus with typical dishes like curries, soup, and pork ribs.
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593 High Rd Leytonstone, Leytonstone/Waltham Forest
- 020-828 148 01
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Lively and eclectic cuisine
Enjoy tropical flavours in North London at Guanabana, a Latin-Caribbean restaurant. There’s a lively atmosphere and a stripped-back, honest dining room. BYOB is available all week but corkage rates vary. The menu is eclectic, with jerk chicken, curries, and burgers. All of the food served here is halal-friendly and full of flavour.
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85 Kentish Town Road, Camden Town
- Website • 020-748 511 66
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Treat yourself to a steak
Going out for a steak can be expensive but you can lower the cost by visiting Hawksmoor on a Monday and bringing your own alcohol. Recognised as one of the country’s leading steakhouses, each venue has its own unique character and aesthetic. Expect prime cuts of steak, seafood, and burgers.
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3 Yeoman's Row, Chelsea 16 Winchester Walk, SouthwarkHawksmoor Knightsbridge
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Casual Turkish cooking
Head to Mangal Ocakbasi for authentic Turkish cuisine cooked over a charcoal grill. It’s casual and there’s no corkage fee if you bring your own drinks. There are no frills here – the food is honest, flavourful, and served in generous portions. Kebabs are a big draw but vegetarian dishes are served too.
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10 Arcola St
- 020-727 589 81
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A fresh taste of Chinese food
For a new take on Chinese cooking, sample Uyghur food at Etles. This snug restaurant is filled with traditional decor and artefacts for an authentic experience. On the menu, you'll find hand-pulled noodles, offal dishes, and regional recipes that come packed with plenty of spice - remember to buy some drinks beforehand.
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235 Hoe St, Walthamstow/Waltham Forest
- Website • 020-362 069 78
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Convivial French dining
At Noizé diners are encouraged to feel at ease, whether that means adapting a dish or bringing your favourite wine with you. This is French cuisine in a warm and rustic setting. The seasonal dishes on the menu combine bold flavours and elegant presentation. You can expect French cooking that doesn't intimidate.
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39 Whitfield Street, Fitzrovia
- Website • 020-732 313 10
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No-fuss grill house
Lahore Kebab House is a Whitechapel stalwart. This straightforward and affordable Pakistani grill house comes without bells and whistles, but it serves affordable and in-demand classic dishes. Go for the succulent lamb chops, try an aromatic curry, or the mixed grill when you want to sample a bit of everything.
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2 Umberston St, Tower Hamlets
- Website • 020-748 197 37
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Cosy, old-school Persian eatery
At Patogh in Marylebone you can eat unfussy Persian food in a cosy and compact environment. Only a few tables are available, so snag one to try out big and fluffy flatbreads and indulgent kebabs. This place is unashamedly old-school, and you’re welcome to bring your own alcohol.
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668 Streatham High Rd, Marylebone
- Website • 020-726 240 15
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Choices for kebab fans
Lively Turkish restaurant Fez Mangal is a casual venue, decked out with traditional lamps for an evocative feel. Chargrilled meat and fish dishes, prepared using fresh ingredients, are what really command attention here. There are countless kebabs to choose from, as well as pides and vegetarian dishes.
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104 Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill 3 Shepherd Market, MayfairFez Mangal Ladbroke Grove
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Foodie cult favourite
Roti King’s restaurants are already the king of budget eats in London, but you can save even more if you BYOB. These are low-key places where you often have to queue for a table. Expect fluffy and comforting rotis loaded with fillings like cheese or chicken. Other classic Malaysian options are served too.
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40 Doric Way, Camden Town 16 Arches Ln, Vauxhall/Battersea 97 Lower Marsh, South Bank/Lambeth/SouthwarkRoti King Euston
40 Doric Way, Camden TownRoti King Battersea
16 Arches Ln, Vauxhall/BatterseaRoti King Waterloo
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Romantic parkside dining
Parkside restaurant Minnow has a romantic Parisian atmosphere and a flower-laden terrace. The menu features light and fresh dishes with European influences, as well as a Sunday roast. If you’re coming for a roast you’re welcome to BYOB, but on other days you can choose from cocktails, beer, and house wine.
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21 The Pavement, Clapham
- Website • 020-772 041 05
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Try out Vietnamese classics
The speciality at BunBunBun is bun cha, a classic dish from Vietnam of rice noodles and salad topped off with grilled pork or other tempting ingredients. There are flavoursome varieties to cater to every preference, or you can instead opt for a generously-stuffed crusty banh mi baguette. BYOB is welcomed here.
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134B Kingsland Rd, Shoreditch 511 Kingsland Road, DalstonBunBunBun Hoxton
134B Kingsland Rd, ShoreditchBunBunBun Dalston
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Cool Kurdish kitchen
Based in Peckham, Yada's Green Kitchen has a low-key approach and a cool vibe. This family-run restaurant specialises in Kurdish cuisine, serving tempting food in a vibrant and casual setting. Try hummus, kebabs, dumplings, and stews, or go for lighter sandwiches and wraps. You're welcome to bring your own booze.
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104-106 Rye Lane, Peckham
- 073-673 045 55
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Filipino fusion food
At Bintang you can try a unique Filipino and pan-Asian fusion cuisine. You'll find a quirky restaurant with prints on the walls and a colourful garden terrace. Food here is halal and includes choices like chicken wings, fried rice, and noodles. You can order soft drinks and bubble tea or BYOB.
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93 Kentish Town Road, Camden Town
- Website • 020-726 721 97
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Homemade Vietnamese dishes
Vietnamese restaurant Mien Tay has several locations and in Shoreditch and Fulham you're welcome to bring your own alcohol. This casual eatery has an unfussy interior and serves classic dishes like curries cooked in a traditional clay pot, along with pho, salads, and stir-fry dishes. There are plenty of vegetarian options.
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45 Fulham High Street, Fulham/Hammersmith and Fulham 106-108 Kingsland Road, ShoreditchMien Tay Fulham
45 Fulham High Street, Fulham/Hammersmith and FulhamMien Tay Shoreditch
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mientay.co.uk/fulhamMien Tay Shoreditch
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Colours and flavours of Afghanistan
Check out Ariana II to discover the flavours of Afghanistan in a rich red dining room. This family-run eatery serves warming curries, pastries, and kebabs, and has a branch in Manhattan as well as the restaurant in Kilburn. The space is full of colour and character and you’re free to bring your own drinks.
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241 Kilburn High Road, Brent
- Website • 020-349 067 09
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Affordable and authentic Thai dishes
Visit Kaosarn for authentic Thai food in a friendly family-run eatery. Expect affordable classic recipes like massaman curry and pad Thai served in a bright contemporary setting. Whilst the food is already fairly-priced, the BYOB policy means it’s a great option if you want a delicious restaurant meal without breaking the bank.
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Granville Arcade, Unit 96, Coldharbour Ln, Brixton 110 St John's Hill, Battersea 181 Tooting High St, TootingKaosarn Brixton
Granville Arcade, Unit 96, Coldharbour Ln, BrixtonKaosarn Clapham
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kaosarnlondon.co.ukKaosarn Clapham
kaosarnlondon.co.ukKaosarn Tooting
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020-709 589 22Kaosarn Clapham
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Kaosarn Brixton Kaosarn Clapham Kaosarn Tooting
Eye-popping Thai restaurant
Enjoy Thai cuisine in a setting that’s full of character at Poppy’s Thai. You’ll see somewhat curious decor that’s full of interesting ornaments and unusual features, as well as tempting food. This really is an east meets west situation, with English breakfasts and afternoon tea served alongside classic recipes from Thailand.
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W6 8NX, Hammersmith and Fulham 129 Brackenbury Rd, Barnet 78 Glenthorne Rd, Hammersmith and FulhamPoppy's Thai 2
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Traditional British cooking
When you want classic British grub, Masters Superfish is a worthy option. This is a traditional chip shop and restaurant that's comfortable and authentic. You can bring your own alcohol with no corkage fee. The menu is understandably heavy on fish, with fried and grilled options, plus burgers, chicken, and kids' food.
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191 Waterloo Road, South Bank/Southwark
- Website • 020-792 869 24
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Classic vegetarian buffet
Enjoy a low-cost meal at Indian Veg, a vegetarian buffet restaurant that’s been open since 1985. The space is quirky and decorated with pro-vegetarian slogans. The all-you-can-eat offering of over 30 dishes like curries, salads, and chutneys is already affordably-priced, but you can bring your own alcohol to cut costs even further.
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92-93 Chapel Market, Islington
- Website • 020-783 746 07
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An affordable Michelin-starred meal
Make a Michelin-starred meal affordable by heading to Chez Bruce and bringing your own bottle. Despite its top credentials, the restaurant has an inviting laid-back, local feel. This is French haute cuisine but with simplicity at heart. You certainly can’t eat here without sampling its famous cheeseboard, so choose your wine wisely!
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2 Bellevue Rd, Wandsworth
- Website • 020-867 201 14
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Colourful North London eatery
Instantly recognisable thanks to its bright purple exterior, Anima e Cuore is a cosy and vibrant Italian eatery. Fresh juices are available but you’ll have to bring your own alcohol. There’s a varied menu of authentic flavours – topped breads, freshly-prepared pasta, and panouzzo sandwiches, as well as daily-changing sorbet and gelato options.
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127 Kentish Town Road, Camden Town
- 075-904 271 71
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Sophisticated and sustainable
La Trompette comes from the same team behind Michelin-starred restaurant Chez Bruce. This bright and contemporary restaurant serves an à la carte menu with international influences. Every dish is prepared with seasonal and sustainable ingredients. There’s a considerable wine list but you’re also free to bring in your own favourite bottle.
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3-7 Devonshire Road, Hounslow
- Website • 020-874 718 36
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Michelin-starred local restaurant
Enjoy a Michelin-starred meal in a comfy neighbourhood setting at Kitchen W8. The soft and delicate decor is the ideal match for the elegant and seasonal dishes on the menu. Several menus are available, including tasting and themed options. There's a lengthy global wine list but you can bring your own too.
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11-13 Abingdon Road, Kensington
- Website • 020-793 701 20
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Discover classic Ethiopian cooking
Sample Ethiopian cooking in Kingsland Road at Andu Ethiopian Vegan Café. This humble eatery does a straightforward menu of classic vegan-friendly dishes served with either rice or traditional bread. The offering is intentionally simple but packed full of heady flavour, and you can bring in your own alcohol to complement those spices.
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528 Kingsland Road, Dalston
- Website • 020-725 417 80
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Satisfying all-day dining
Maries Café serves food that satisfies at any time of day in an unpretentious setting. When you want a filling breakfast, head here for a proper fry-up. Later in the day, there are authentic Thai recipes like tom yum soup and curries. Its casual, friendly nature makes it popular with locals and visitors.
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90 Lower Marsh, South Bank/Lambeth/Southwark
- Website • 020-792 810 50
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Atmospheric North African restaurant
At Tagine you can sample Moroccan and North African food without leaving South London. Filled with colourful and atmospheric lanterns and Mediterranean decor, it’s the ideal backdrop for trying these classic recipes, including grilled meat, mezze, and, of course, plenty of tagine options. Private events are welcome here as well.
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3 Fernlea Road
- Website • 020-367 438 03
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Vietnamese family recipes
Little Vietnam might be an understated place but it still attracts a bustling crowd of diners. This Wimbledon restaurant has a cosy feel and simple interior. It serves classic Vietnamese dishes like pho, crepes, spring or summer rolls, and stir fries. Soft drinks are available but you can bring in alcohol.
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1 Kingston Road, Wimbledon/Merton
- Website • 020-854 375 85
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Romantic railway arch venue
Set in a railway arch, Hanar has an intimate and romantic atmosphere. It's a comfortable and contemporary setting for Kurdish cooking and shisha. You can sample mouthwatering recipes like shawarma, stews, and platters of bites to share. You're free to bring your own alcohol at this sought-after eatery in Peckham.
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Arch 163 Peckham Rye, Peckham
- Website • 074-544 850 05
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A British classic
Legendary eatery St. John has been wowing Londoners since 1994 and is credited with the revival of interest in offal dishes. Menus change daily but feature classic British recipes like Welsh rarebit and faggots and mash. There’s a predominantly French wine list but you’re also welcome to BYOB for a corkage fee.
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26 St John Street 98 Marylebone Ln, MaryleboneSt. John Smithfield
26 St John StreetSt. John Marylebone
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Transatlantic sophistication
Enjoy a sophisticated meal in a timeless setting at The Colony Grill Room, part of high-end hotel The Beaumont. Food is served here all day and private dining is also available. Expect luxurious dishes like oysters, caviar, and steaks, served in a space full of old-world glamour. There's a well-selected wine list but on Mondays you can bring your own for no corkage fee.
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The Beaumont, Mayfair
- Website • 020-749 994 99
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Classic South Asian flavours
Enjoy dishes from Pakistan and South Asia at Miran Masala. The restaurant has warm and attentive service in a simple dining room with a distinctive tiled floor. Vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes are served including paneer, tikka masala, and plenty of different curries. Traditional lassi and other soft drinks are available.
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3 Hammersmith Road, Hammersmith and Fulham
- Website • 020-760 245 55
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Lively Indian restaurant
Vibrant restaurant Needoo Grill serves Punjabi classics with a lively Bollywood soundtrack. The restaurant is colourful and spacious with a BYOB policy. On the menu you’ll find both vegetarian and non-vegetarian choices, from pakoras and aloo gobi to fish masala and chicken tikka, all prepared with quality ingredients and authentic spices.
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87 New Road, Tower Hamlets
- Website • 020-724 706 48
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Cosy Persian dining
In the Marble Arch area you'll find Colbeh, a cosy Persian restaurant with a warm atmosphere. The dining room is understated and the menu features plenty of classic recipes. Try specially-prepared dishes like hummus, salads, and Persian bread, plus stews, kebabs, grilled fish, and traditional desserts. BYOB is welcome here.
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6 Porchester Place, St George's Fields
- Website • 020-770 648 88
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Family-friendly Italian spot
If you're looking for a relaxed and family-friendly Italian restaurant, try Pappa Ciccia. This is a family-run business that welcomes kids, large groups, and lets you BYOB. You can expect generous portions of favourite recipes - pizza, pasta, salads, antipasti, and ciabatta and panini sandwiches are all on the menu.
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41 Fulham High Street, Fulham/Hammersmith and Fulham 105 Munster Road, Fulham/Hammersmith and FulhamPappa Ciccia Fulham High Street
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High-end British dining
The Ledbury is an award-winning and sought-after restaurant with three Michelin stars. Serving multiple course tasting menus that change regularly, the cuisine here celebrates the best of British produce. Despite its credentials it's a laid-back spot, with no dress code and BYOB being welcomed, subject to a corkage fee.
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127 Ledbury Rd, Notting Hill
- Website • 020-779 290 90
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Authentic Korean favourites
Enjoy authentic Korean food in Holloway Road at Ssäm. This compact local spot has a casual atmosphere. Soft drinks are sold but you can bring your own alcohol. On the menu you'll find traditional recipes like bibimbap, jjigae, and fried chicken. Vegetarian options are also available.
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241 Holloway Road
- Website • 020-770 050 98
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Bring your own on Wednesdays
Neighbourhood restaurant Franks Canteen may seem humble at first but it's serving up award-winning wine and food. The seasonal menu of global dishes changes often, with food served all day from breakfast til dinner. This busy contemporary eatery serves alcohol but on Wednesday evenings you can BYO for no corkage fee to pair with plates like ham hock terrine and crab pasta.
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86 Highbury Park
- Website • 020-735 448 30
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A true taste of Morocco
Moorish Lounge serves mocktails and hot and soft drinks but if you want to drink alcohol you're free to BYOB. This vibrant restaurant has rich and evocative decor and is fab for any occasion, including big parties and celebrations. Choose the set menu or à la carte options, with dishes like tagine, bastilla, couscous, and grilled meat. Kids are welcome too.
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447 Streatham High Rd
- Website • 020-876 469 19
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A classic Caribbean joint
Paradise Cove London, initially launched as Sugarcane in 2014, has undergone several transformations. Throughout these changes, Chef Tee's genuine Caribbean cuisine has been a welcome constant, served in a relaxed environment with vibrant decor. The menu features various Caribbean classics, including fish, ribs, and plantains. Be sure to leave space for their signature rum-infused cakes, too.
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515 Wandsworth Rd, Vauxhall/Battersea
- Website • 020-309 217 98
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Railway arch BBQ spot
Head to Leyton for Burnt, an easy-going barbecue spot in a railway arch. This relaxed venue doesn't take reservations, has a BYOB policy, and offers casual counter service. Indulge in succulent burgers, sandwiches, and cuts of meat, all of which are halal. This spot does veggie options and side orders too.
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161a Midland Rd, Leyton/Waltham Forest
- 020-364 804 01
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Kurdish cuisine
Located in Camberwell, Nandine is celebrated for its mastery of Kurdish cuisine. While the menu boasts a variety of traditional dishes such as borek pastries, mezze, and kebabs, the spotlight shines on its distinctive lentil-based falafel, which can be enjoyed in burger form, a toasted wrap, or as part of a mezze spread. Enjoy all this alongside your BYOB choice of drink.
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45 Camberwell Church Street, Camberwell
- Website • 020-770 332 21
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Authentic recipes from East Africa
Addis Vegan Kitchen offers affordable Ethiopian meals. This cosy restaurant is brimming with traditional decor and serves classic dishes that are totally plant-based. Diners can choose a specific dish or enjoy a combination platter. Food here is affordable but a meal out is even more budget-friendly because this restaurant has a BYOB policy.
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244 Old Kent Rd, Southwark
- Website • 077-746 648 68
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Offering value for money
Visit Sushi Shimai and you can enjoy an unlimited buffet of sushi and Japanese favourites, as well as bring your own alcohol subject to a corkage fee. If you're looking for a restaurant that offers great value for money, this one is definitely an option. Dishes include sushi rolls, tempura, and salads, plus plenty of veggie choices. It's a cosy and friendly local venue.
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24 Milkwood Rd
- Website • 020-348 903 70
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Natural wine or bring your own
Plant Club opened in 2023 and serves vegan and gluten-free versions of classic Italian recipes. Natural wine and booze-free drinks are served here but you're also welcome to bring your own beer and wine, subject to corkage. The restaurant is bright and leafy with a skylit conservatory.
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49 Green Lanes, Stoke Newington
- Website • 073-057 100 00
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Local Malaysian restaurant
Brockley restaurant Malaysian Deli serves up some of the most popular Malaysian food around. This in-demand restaurant is humble and has a friendly atmosphere. A simple menu of classic dishes, including vegan options, is served here. Guests are welcome to bring their own alcohol. The dining space is simple and earthy.
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338 Brockley Rd
- Website • 020-869 255 85
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Authentic Eastern flavours
Visit Jashan to sample authentic Indian and Pakistani dishes in Haringey. Located in Turnpike Lane, this compact and bustling restaurant is modern and welcoming. You're welcome to bring your own booze whilst you enjoy curries, kebabs, and veggie dishes. Takeaways are also popular from this independent local restaurant.
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19 Turnpike Ln, Haringey
- Website • 020-834 098 80
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Making wine approachable
Opened in 2024, Cloth is an atmospheric restaurant and wine bar in Farringdon. It's housed in a Grade II listed building down an intimate alleyway. Modern takes on British classics are served for lunch and dinner, plus there's an approachable and affordable range of wines. On Mondays you're welcome to bring your own subject to a corkage fee.
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44 Cloth Fair, The City/City of London
- Website • 020-814 303 45
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