The Amphitheatre RestaurantSituated a stone's throw from The Royal Opera House, the Amphitheatre Restaurant is the perfect venue for a pre-show dining.Belgo Centraal
(Belgian)Belgo Centraal on Earlham Street is famed for its moules et frites.Bertorelli
(Italian)Located on Floral Street, Bertorellis is a chic, modern Italian restaurant on the ground floor, with an informal cafe bar in the basement.Boulevard Brasserie
(French)Boulevard Brasserie on Wellington Street is a good restaurant to visit before a trip to many of the nearby theatres.Browns
(British)This impressive and elegant 320 seat restaurant can be found on St Martins Lane.Cafe des AmisThis restaurant on Hanover Place is one of Covent Garden's best kept secrets. Well, until now.Cafe du JardinCafe du Jardin on Wellington Street offers European dishes with a Thai spiced twist.Canela
(American, Portuguese, South American)Okay, technically, this is a cafe but Canela on Earlham Street is a delightful Portuguese cafe with so many mouth-watering dishes available, we just had to include it.Carluccios
(Italian)These brilliant Italian restaurants are popping up all over the city and this branch on Garrick Street is a welcome addition to Covent Garden.Chez Gerard
(French)This is the Piazza branch of the famous French chain. Sample the atmosphere of the Garden's historic courtyard as you sample Gerard's deletcable options.Clos Maggiore
(French, Fusion)Contemporary French dishes from this marvellous establishment on King Street.Covent Garden GrillUsing the highest quality ingredients and offering a wide selection of tasty dishes, Covent Garden Grill is smart venue in this busy area.Covent Garden Kitchen
(Modern European)Covent Garden Kitchen, located in the old market, boasts an extensive menu including tapas, vegetarian meals, pizzas, desserts and a special children's menu.Fire and Stone
(Pizzeria)To be found along the splendid Maiden Lane, Fire and Stone offers a minimalist decor juxtaposed against friendly service and cracking pizzas.Great Queen Street
(British)The brasserie style menu of Great Queen Street changes daily and uses only the very best seasonal produce to create sublime British dishes that range from the simple to the extravagant.The Ivy
(British, Vegetarian)With regular celebrity endorsements, The Ivy on West Street is a stylish and sophisticated venue in which to dine. Book months and months and months in advance.J Sheekey
(Fish, Seafood)The excellent fish restaurant of J Sheekey on St Martins Court is popular with A-Listers and mixed Covent Gardeners.L'Atelier de Joel Robuchon
(French)L'Atelier de Joel Robuchon on West Street is the sister restaurant of the prestigious L'Ateliers in Paris, Tokyo and Las Vegas.Le Beaujolais
(French)A wonderful little French restaurant on Litchfield Street with an extensive wine list.Moti Mahal
(Indian)When it comes to fine Indian dining Moti Mahal on Great Queen Street is hard to beat.Palm Court Brasserie
(Mediterranean)Palm Court Brasserie serves a popular range of modern European cuisines in a stylish and comfortable setting on King Street.The Real Greek, Covent Garden
(Greek)This fabulous venue opened on Long Acre in 2006 just around the corner from some of London’s most famous theatres making it the ideal stop for your pre-theatre or post-theatre meals.Rock GardenWith an extensive menu and plenty of wines to choose from, you can have the perfect evening here at this legendary establishment on the Piazza.Salieri RestaurantSalieri Restaurant is a vibrant French / Mediterranean establishment with a contemporary edge, situated on the Strand.Tamarai
(Oriental)Tamarai on Drury Lane is an elegant and sophisticated bar that plays host to sumptuous pan-Asian cuisine and a stunning art gallery.