We might be biased but we think London’s food and drink scene is one of the best in the world.
Every week, new restaurants, bars, and takeaways pop up across the city - much to the delight of foodies.
Many people travel the length and breadth of the country to experience London’s restaurant scene.
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But choosing where to visit first can be a challenge - there are so many places to try!
Thankfully travel company, London Tickets and Tours, has revealed the capital’s top food hotspots.
Each area was scored out of ten based on the number of food options available, and the areas with the highest scores have determined the ranking.
According to the study, Westminster has been revealed as the best London area for foodies, boasting an average of 3,838.44 restaurants per 100,000 people.
Magdalena Petrusic, a Travel Expert from London Tickets and Tours said: “London’s tourism boom has certainly motivated its hospitality industry to grow. 38 million visits to London were recorded in 2023, which is forecast to increase this year.
“Westminster is a popular tourist hub with attractions such as Big Ben and Westminster Abbey, which have created a demand for the area to produce a wide range of food options for visitors and residents in the city.
“London is an incredibly diverse city where an estimated 300 languages are spoken, which has created an eclectic hospitality scene for foodies to explore different cultures and traditions.”
Scroll on to find out the top places to visit in London if you’re a foodie (or just hungry!)
1. Chinatown London
Westminster ranks first, scoring 10 for its food options. Home to London’s famous Chinatown, the Westminster borough boasts an average of 3,838.44 restaurants per 100,000 people. | Getty Images
2. Camden Lock Market
Camden takes second place, with a score of 9.25. With Camden Market offering a diverse range of food options, the area maintains an average of 1,850.37 eateries per 100,000 residents. | Getty Images
3. Diners in Kensington
Third is Kensington and Chelsea, scoring 8.78. The West London area has an average of 1,461.72 restaurants per 100,000 citizens, including Michelin star options such as Restaurant Gordon Ramsay. | Getty Images
4. Islington
Coming fourth is Islington, with a score of 8.26. The popular district of North London is known for its independent hospitality businesses and has an average of 1,187.45 eateries per 100,000 people. | Getty Images