Explore Latin American cuisine In London

Santo Remedio knows how to satisfy your cravings with a combination of traditional cooking methods and unusual ingredients. Whether you’re familiar with Mexican food or not, the menu boasts a variety of dishes appealing to different tastes: guacamole, tacos, vegetable tostadas and many more. Venture into a relaxing, homely interior and enjoy a modern take on Latin American cuisine.

As soon as you enter Paladar, you know you’re in the right place to enjoy the vibrancy of flavours Latin American cuisine has to offer. The art-decor interior lends to a relaxing atmosphere, so no matter what the occasion is, you won’t feel out of place. The best part is the menu, which consists dishes designed for sharing (think crispy pork belly lettuce tacos – yum) and sides such as cassava chips with truffle oil and mayonnaise. If you’re worried about potential spiciness, don’t worry – the friendly staff is ready to make recommendations based on your preferences. You can be sure you’re in good hands.

Cubana is a popular hangout spot that attracts street food lovers. You can expect Cuban dishes, tropical cocktails and live music every Friday and Saturday – the perfect combination for an evening with a group of friends. You can start your feast with tapas or sharing plates and end it with delicious homemade desserts.

As the name suggests, Senor Ceviche is home to one of the best ceviches in London, all in a colorful, vibrant setting. The menu offers all the Peruvian flavours: sides such as quinoa croquetas, various barbecue dishes and desserts. If you want to try something unusual, go for marinated beef heart skewers. Don’t forget to wash it all down with Latin American wine.

Venezuelan cuisine might not be as popular as food from other Latin American countries, but it’s just as great and Arepa & Co does a good job at proving it. Overlooking the Regent Canal, the restaurant is the perfect destination if you need a break after a stressful day. The menu offers a range of small plates to choose from (think crispy cheese pastries) and yuca balls as well as traditional cornbread and sweetcorn pancakes for the mains. If you’re lucky, you might get a taste of siesta and have a chance to chill on the hammock.