02 Oct 2024
Top 5 restaurants in Fulham
While trendy boutiques are what attracts people to visit, Fulham has a lot more to offer. With its peaceful scenery and amazing places to enjoy food, it’s a great escape from busy London life. If you find yourself getting lost in picturesque streets, be sure to check out one of the restaurants for a relaxing break. From shareable tapas and pizzas to imaginative European and Japanese dishes, Fulham has something for everyone.
Santa Maria Pizzeria prides itself on preparing pizza exactly the way it’s done in Naples – using the same rich ingredients to create a delicious, authentic flavour. On the menu, you might find the classics such as Santa Margherita and Santa Carmela with ham and mushroom or our personal favourite, San Filippo peppers, courgettes and aubergines. Following their “quality and quantity at honest price” motto, the pizzeria is an affordable and welcoming place suitable for any kind of occasion. Whether you want to catch up with friends or planning a date, you’ll enjoy their combination of calm and easygoing.
If you’re looking for an upbeat but relaxed vibe, El Metro is your top pick. With its intimate lighting and casual atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot for a date. The menu features delights such as aubergine, Spanish ham, pickled anchovies and other tapas designed to be shared. If you fancy a hangout with friends and a jug of Sangria, be sure to visit them after dark for a chill evening with live music. It can’t get more fiesta than that.
For those after a fresh meal in a minimalist but cosy place, Manuka Kitchen serves artistic Eastern European dishes. The menu doesn’t disappoint: from the signature wagyu beef bolognese to roast chicken salad, Manuka cultivates quality and variety. For a sweet ending to a great meal, try their chocolate and honey truffles. At Manuka, it’s all about little pleasures. Take a break from your daily responsibilities and soak up in a friendly atmosphere.
Craving something healthy and artful? Koji invites you for a fun dining experience – Japanese recipes combined with fresh European ingredients in a contemporary setting. The menu offers a hefty selection of sushi, nigiri and sashimi but noodles lovers won’t be disappointed either (think udon noodles and squid). For the dessert, the real spotlight stealer is slow-cooked caramelised pineapple with ice cream and rum sauce. The place is great for all kinds of occasions but make sure to book a table because it gets busy.
Located on the trendy Fulham Road, PerBacco lures you in with a promise of modern Italian cuisine with a twist. On the menu, you will find plenty of must-tries: bar snacks with Asian influences that include delicious fried black truffle and fontina cheese risotto balls coated with Japanese breadcrumbs as well as a variety of homemade main dishes. The interior is rustic and the staff are welcoming, ready to help with recommendations. Not to miss.