Top 10 Warm And Cozy Restaurants In London

1. Beach Blanket Babylon

Beach Blanket Babylon was founded in 1990 and it was located in old Georgian mansion in the heart of notting hill. This restaurant was owned by London entrepreneur Robert Newmark. 45 years ago steve silver was created Beach Blanket Babylon in 1974. It was the world longest running musical revue. This restaurant is ideal for alfresco lunch and intimate dinner. This gives you a more elaborate dining experience.

2. Pied A Terre

Pied A terre is the longest standing independent Michelin starred restaurant. It was located in London and in the United Kingdom. This restaurant was founded in 1991. And it was owned and runned by David Moore. He is the executive chef asimakis chaniotis’s classic French cuisine. This was reference to his Greek heritage. This was presented in a fashionably elegant and sophisticated setting area. It has vegan tasting experience in the UK. This restaurant received a Michelin star in its first year. Restaurants aim is to entertaining, meeting and creating memories for the customers every day.

3. Bar Under The Bridge

Bar under the bridge get stuck into a fantastic range of festive food and drink in alpine style lodge in the heart of London. This is one of the londons most festive bars. Enjoy your holiday with a fortnight of festive rum cocktails, followed by a fortnight of authentic gin cocktails. This restaurant open from 11 am and it has bar under the bridge, this is perfect for families and groups. It opens at the evening for sociable after work drinks and closes at 11pm. The bar under the bridge is located on the queens walk of Hungerford bridge, southbank centre, London.

4. Clos Maggiore

Clos maggiore is a oasis of calm and warm in the heart of covent garden. This restaurant was influenced by the stylish country inns of provence and tuscancy. This unique interiors create the restaurant an unparalleled warmth and intimacy. The menu of the restaurant will change regularly to suit the seasonal availability of the finest locally sourced ingredients and to ensure new experiences for regular guests. This restaurant was globally renowed with wine cellar boasts over 2,500 selections. It was appealing to all occasions and ranging from a modest bottle of vin de pays to the largest names in wine world.

5. St Moritz

St.Moritz restaurant is London oldest swiss restaurant. It was established in 1974. It has genuine traditional swiss cuisine and it was prepared and served under the auspices of the renowned proprietor and chef armin loetscher. Fondues, Veau Zurichoise, Bratwurst and the best rosti outside of the restaurant in Switzerland are just some of the dishes on the menu in St Moritz restaurant. This characterizes distinctive aspects of swiss cooking. In this restaurant a large selection of swiss wines are also available. St moritz restaurant was located in 161 wardour street, London.  It opens from 12 am to 11.30 pm.

6. Scarfes Bar

This Restaurant was inspired by the atmosphere of a drawing room and the sophistication of a gentleman’s club. Scarfes bar ranks No 31 on the top list of 500 bars 2021. It awarded as Best international  hotel bar, spirited awards and tales of the cocktail 2020. It ranks in the list of number 54 on the world 50 best bars list 2020. It created a creative menu of cocktails and complimentary live music six nights a week add to the conviviality and certainly give true meaning to the phrase’get scarfed’at gerald’s eponymous bar. This restaurants meet potions and paintings meet.

7. Madison

Madison restaurant takes inspiration from the eclectic new York dining scene. This focus on the grill and the best steaks from around the world. This takes a American classics with a broad range of influences from the diverse communities of new York. This restaurant arrive at the penthouse of one new change and setup a rooftop terrace for breath-taking views of the London skyline. This place is one of the ideal spot to spend time with friends and colleagues to enjoy great food and cocktails. The bar of Madison restaurant is arrived at the penthouse and it holds a three star sustainable restaurant association rating.

8. Gordon Wine Bar

Gordon’s ramsay bar is best known for its wine. In fact, as it was established in 1890 it has the distinction of being the oldest wine bar restaurant in the capital, and they’ve tried to keep things as traditional as much as possible. Naturally the wine list is extensive and varied, with port, sherry and Madeira available directly from the casks and manufacturers, and is complemented by their menu of cheese, charcuterie, pies and tapas. Grab a seat in one of the candlelit alcoves down in the cellar and work your way through a bottle or two bottle.

9. Andrew Edmunds

This restaurant has unfussy, traditional food and dressed crab, roast grouse with bread sauce, pear and sherry trifle and so on. This menu was served with wonderful wine is what they’ve been doing at Andrew Edmunds. This was founded by since 1986. You very much know the standard you’re going to get at this cosy Soho spot area and that’s in part what makes a meal here so comforting. The size of the restaurant, set over two floors of an 18th-century townhouse, and the resulting intimate atmosphere is what completes the experience of the restaurant.

10. Thomas Cafe At Burberry

Thomas cafe at Burberry has taken their flagship store on Regent Street to another level with the addition of Thomas’s Cafe. Decked out like a very stylish country home, the thomas cafe is a welcoming refuge, whether you need to take a break from hitting the shops or just want to warm up in front of the hearth with soup, shepherd’s pie, coffee or hot buttered crumpets from the Aga. You can even pick up some Burberry pieces to pie, like cashmere blankets. That are exclusive to Thomas’s cafe to keep you feeling cosy and worm all the way home.