Today we’re rounding up our favourite restaurants in London for a girls dinner: from the cosy and intimate, to the loud party atmosphere. There really is something for everyone – and for every type of group – whether you’re the type to sit back and relax while sipping on a cup of tea after dessert, or the type who will be up on a table with a glass of champagne by 11pm. There are even a couple of healthier restaurant options, for those who prefer a lighter meal. Read on to find out which restaurants are our favourites for a girls dinner.
Megan’s, Fulham
Megan’s is a Chelsea & Fulham institution, and for good reason. A delicatessen and cafe during the day, it turns into a relaxed Mediterranean Grill at night with an adorable courtyard full of twinkling lights, the excited chatter of its regular patrons, and exceptionally good food. One of our favourites for group dinners, Megan’s never disappoints and is one you’ll be coming back to time and time again.
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100 Wardour Street, Soho
One of the best options for if you want a night out afterwards, 100 Wardour Street is one of Soho’s hottest restaurants, and for good reason. With a diverse menu and widely acclaimed cocktail list, the restaurant is split into two levels, with the downstairs turning into a live music venue and club after dark. The perfect dinner-to-club restaurant! And if you fancy a change of scenery, the likes of Archer Street and The Box are just down the road!
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Daphne’s, South Kensington
Ideal for either lunch or dinner, Daphne’s is yet another fail-safe option that always delivers. The dining room is simply stunning, and the food is to die for; freshly baked crusty bread, handmade fresh pasta, and the most delectable desserts imaginable. Their wine list is also excellent, with a wide range of superb options for all tastes.
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Coya, Mayfair
For those on a health-kick or in need of something on the spicy side, Coya serves a wide-range of raw dishes and Peruvian classics. With funky music reverberating throughout the dining room, and a cocktail list with a large selection of potent Piscos, what more do you need for a girls dinner? Just make sure you book a few weeks in advance for this one…
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Sketch, Mayfair
The toilets made Sketch famous, but it’s the food that put Sketch firmly in our hearts. Book a table at Michelin-starred The Lecture Room for something a little more special and formal, or try The Gallery for something slightly more relaxed. Sketch is another fantastic dinner-to-club option as they have a very sexy cocktail lounge, and it’s in close proximity to the likes of Cuckoo Club, Maddox, and Tape.
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Launceston Place, Kensington
The most refined restaurant on our list, Michelin-starred Launceston Place was apparently a favourite of Princess Diana’s. It’s one of those London stalwart’s that remains silently popular despite many London restaurant’s around it gradually fading away over the years. Tucked away in Kensington, the dining room is traditional with white-table cloths, and ideal for those who like to hear their dining companions speak without straining to listen through pumping music or loud chattering.
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Bob Bob Ricard, Soho
Ah, Bob Bob. The iconic ‘Press For Champagne’ button never gets old, and is always just as exciting as the very first time you pressed it. The menu is the epitome of decadence, with chicken and champagne pie, lobster mac & cheese, and the famous chocolate bomb dessert. If you haven’t had a girls dinner at Bob Bob, who even are you? Add it to your list, ASAP.
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