Our favourite Michelin Guide restaurants in London

Modern French cuisine with true Parisian style, Frenchie is a foodie dream. Offering 3, 5, and 7 course tasting menus with the option for wine pairing with each dish, immerse yourself into all Frenchie has to offer, and exactly what’s earned them Michelin recognition. Created by renowned chef Gregory Marchand, dishes are influenced by Marchand’s travels to cities such as Hong Kong and Spain. If you’re in a hurry, their seasonal cocktails are the perfect pick-me-up. 

Found in the famous Savoy Hotel, 1890 by Gordon Ramsey prides itself on its stunning, intimate dining setting that can host up to 26 seated guests at one time, exquisite wine list and the highest quality ingredients sourced worldwide. Serving European-influenced French dishes, expect a set price menu that may include the likes of scallops, beef tartare, truffle and beyond. There is a smart dress code here and reservations are highly recommended, so get ready for a luxurious night. 

A classic London institution found in Mayfair, we recommend pre-booking, but you can also try your luck for a walk-in table. The most stunning venue with super high cleanings and marble floors, this is the perfect spot for a Champagne breakfast with delicious smoked salmon and eggs. Also visit for lunch, dinner and gorgeous afternoon tea, whatever takes your fancy, The Wolseley has it. The ideal restaurant for a special occasion, anniversary, birthday, or just a real treat-yourself moment! 

One of the most romantic restaurants in London serving contemporary French cuisine, Clos Maggoire is the perfect date venue. Famous for its stunning interior design, with dining rooms lit by hundreds of fairy lights, this is a beautiful venue. Open 7 days a week, we’d highly recommend booking in advance to avoid disappointment. Their produce is sourced as ethically and locally as possible, with lamb from Wales, and fish directly from UK fishing boats. Come for one of the most unforgettable date nights, or even book the Pre Theatre Set Dining menu, perfect if you are walking to the Opera House after.

Looking for art deco and French food in the heart of Piccadilly? Brasserie Zedel is a great Michelin find in London, not only because of its exquisite food at surprisingly good value, but also because of its fantastic Cabaret and live music venue Crazy Coqs. With cracking classic cocktails, this 1930s Parisian venue hosts some of the best burlesque and London cabaret nights in all of town. From oysters to profiteroles served by waiters in berets, we love it here.