London’s dining scene has no shortage of celebrated restaurants, but some of the most appealing recommendations come from people who know the city beyond its most obvious addresses. Dua Lipa’s London dining list offers just that, bringing together neighbourhood favourites, destination restaurants and relaxed places worth returning to.
For anyone searching for Dua Lipa’s favourite restaurants in London, these are the 12 addresses to add to a dining shortlist, whether you are planning a long lunch, afternoon tea break, a relaxed dinner with friends or a special evening out.
How Timeless selected the restaurants
This guide draws on Dua Lipa’s publicly shared London restaurant recommendations, including the 12-place list reported in June 2026. Team Timeless focuses on each restaurant’s established culinary identity and location, rather than unverified celebrity sightings.
Dua Lipa’s Favourite London Restaurants
The Lore of the Land, Fitzrovia
A characterful London pub with a more considered approach to British comfort food, The Lore of the Land is a natural choice for a leisurely Sunday lunch. The Fitzrovia address is associated with Guy Ritchie and combines a traditional pub setting with a menu that makes seasonal British cooking the main attraction. Dua Lipa has highlighted its Sunday roast, particularly the venison, alongside the restaurant’s signature Lore doughnut.
Address: 4 Conway Street, London W1T 6BB
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The Hero, Maida Vale
For a neighbourhood pub that works as well for drinks as it does for dinner, The Hero is one to know. Situated in Maida Vale, it offers a relaxed alternative to London’s more formal dining rooms, with pub classics and wood-fired cooking at the centre of its appeal. It is the sort of address to keep in mind for an unhurried evening or a Sunday roast with friends.
Address: 55 Shirland Road, London W9 2JD
Canteen, Notting Hill
On Portobello Road, Canteen brings a relaxed, neighbourhood feel to contemporary London dining. The menu centres on straightforward cooking, with pasta, risottos and sharing plates suited to an informal lunch or dinner. Dua Lipa has praised its locally sourced ingredients, cocktails and chocolate mousse, making it an appealing choice for diners who value comfort over ceremony.
Address: 310 Portobello Road, London W10 5TA
Official website: https://www.canteen310.com/
Levan, Peckham
Levan has established itself as a destination for modern European small plates and natural wine in south London. The Peckham restaurant suits diners who prefer to order several dishes for the table, with seasonal ingredients and a changing menu encouraging a more exploratory approach to dinner. It is an especially good option for a relaxed evening with friends, when the wine list matters almost as much as the food.
Address: 12–16 Blenheim Grove, London SE15 4QL
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Fonda, Mayfair
Chef Santiago Lastra’s Fonda offers a contemporary interpretation of Mexican cooking in Mayfair. House-pressed tortillas, regional dishes and an extensive mezcal selection give the restaurant a distinct identity, making it an interesting choice beyond the capital’s familiar Mexican dining options. Dua Lipa has specifically praised its tlayudas and mezcal list, making this an address worth considering for a lively dinner or a more adventurous date night.
Address: 12 Heddon Street, London W1B 4BZ
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Trullo, Islington
Trullo is an established north London favourite for Italian cooking that places pasta firmly in the spotlight. Its handmade pasta, charcoal-grilled dishes and seasonal approach make it a strong choice for a traditional Italian meal without unnecessary formality. The hand-rolled pappardelle with beef shin ragù is particularly associated with the restaurant, and Dua Lipa has singled it out as a dish worth booking for.
Address: 300–302 St Paul’s Road, London N1 2LH
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Westerns Laundry, Highbury
Housed in a former industrial laundry building, Westerns Laundry is known for seafood, seasonal produce and a thoughtfully chosen wine list. Its menu changes with what is available, giving the restaurant a fresh, produce-led character. For diners who prefer a less predictable menu and a relaxed dining room, it is a worthwhile addition to a north London food itinerary.
Address: 34 Drayton Park, London N5 1PB
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Berenjak, Soho
Inspired by the small kabab houses of Tehran, Berenjak brings Persian home-style cooking to central London. Expect charcoal-grilled kababs, freshly baked flatbreads, rice dishes and sharing plates designed to be enjoyed together. The lively setting and emphasis on the grill make it an appealing choice for a group dinner, particularly for those keen to explore Persian food beyond the familiar kebab shop.
Address: 27 Romilly Street, London W1D 5AL
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The Quality Chop House, Clerkenwell
With roots dating back to 1869, The Quality Chop House brings a sense of history to contemporary British dining. Its cooking focuses on carefully sourced produce, seasonal ingredients and confidently prepared meat dishes, while its long-standing identity makes it a distinctive setting for a leisurely lunch. Dua Lipa has recommended the confit potatoes and wine list, making this an especially appealing choice for diners who like to take their time at the table.
Address: 94 Farringdon Road, London EC1R 3EA
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BRAT, Shoreditch
BRAT is known for its Basque-inspired cooking, with wood fire and high-quality ingredients central to the menu. The Shoreditch restaurant has become a destination for diners drawn to grilled fish, seasonal produce and the distinctive flavour that comes from cooking over fire. It is a strong choice for a special dinner with friends or anyone interested in a more contemporary approach to British restaurant dining.
Address: 4 Redchurch Street, London E1 6JL
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Ida, Queen’s Park
Ida offers a more intimate style of Italian dining, with a family-run character that sets it apart from larger, more polished restaurants. Handwritten menus, fresh pasta and familiar Italian dishes create an inviting atmosphere suited to a quiet dinner or a relaxed meal with friends. Dua Lipa has praised its warmth and unassuming setting, qualities that make it particularly appealing for diners who prefer neighbourhood restaurants with personality.
Address: 167 Fifth Avenue, London W10 4DT
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Mountain, Soho
Mountain, from chef Tomos Parry, explores Spanish-influenced cooking through wood-fired dishes, seafood and plates designed for sharing. Its approach is well suited to a table ordering several dishes rather than following a conventional starter, main and dessert format. Dua Lipa has praised the restaurant’s consistency and locally sourced small plates, making it a compelling option for a lively evening in Soho.
Address: 16–18 Beak Street, London W1F 9RD
