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Dining out on the St John’s Wood High Street

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Whether it’s a mid-week catch-up with friends, a long-awaited date night or a spontaneous evening somewhere new, St John’s Wood High Street has a restaurant for whatever’s on the menu.

Cinder

Everything at Cinder is cooked over open fire. Choose two or three dishes each and settle in for no-fuss food designed to be shared and a wine list that speaks to the menu.

Think in-house butchered steaks, grilled seafood and flame-touched vegetables, with each ingredient sourced by Head Chef Jake himself.

Soutine

For a taste of Paris, reserve a table at Soutine. Bistro dishes cover all the French classics, from soupe à l’oignon to steak frites and the macaron de saison to finish.

Informal, yet elegant, this is an easy choice for your next rendezvous on St John’s Wood High Street.

The Ivy

It’s a name you’ll know, with a reputation that stretches back to 1917. The Ivy has its very own restaurant here on the High Street for signature dishes and service you can trust.

Book your evening to coincide with one of their special events for an extra flourish.

Babbo

Babbo is an Italian escape on your doorstep. Savour burrata from Puglia, Tuscan Bresaola and fresh pasta, paired with a glass from Italy’s vineyards.

Executive Chef Nicola honours his Southern Italian upbringing in every dish, inspired by a few secret recipes from the family cookbook. Arrive hungry.

Oslo Court

Not technically on the High Street, but Oslo Court is a neighbourhood favourite just around the corner that’s too good to miss.

Forget everything you know about current restaurant culture. Here, you’ll find traditional service, hearty plates and an authentically retro feel. Leave your foodie photos off the grid for this one.

Sahara

Warm your soul from the inside at Sahara, where the aromas of spices, freshly baked bread and food on the grill invite you to pull up a chair.

Expect authentic Lebanese dishes in the form of wholesome stews, succulent kebabs and mezze platters laden with feasts that are perfect for sharing.

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