London Restaurants within a 5 minute walk of Hampstead Station | Ratings, Reviews & Maps

Stunning pub in a beautiful location. I love that it’s tucked away between a bustling semi-high street and a walk, almost like a sequential transition for you to walk off a heavy roast. Service was quite slow and it’s definitely not cheap, but overall a spendid experience.
William Wong - 2 months ago

Stunning pub/restaurant on such a cute hill in Notting Hill. The atmosphere in December in the restaurant is so festive and lovely. The food was amazing, however I'd say the main courses, in particular the pasta, were rather small in size and an increase in portion sizes would make the experience perfect. The apple crumble for dessert was amazing and a great size! A glass of mulled wine was £10, so if you drank quite a few drinks, it would be pretty expensive but the place is lovely. Overall the place was great, but when I leave still feeling a bit hungry, I can't give somewhere 5 stars when it's quite expensive.
Gareth Hayes - 4 months ago

A cosy 18th-century pub in a beautiful part of London, The Holly Bush is charming from the moment you arrive, with lush plants outside and a warm, elegant interior that feels like a second home. I only stopped in for a drink, but the food looked great and the Cornish Orchards cider I had was lovely. The décor is gorgeous, classic wood, a stunning sunroof, and plenty of character (even a quirky old coat stand!). Service was friendly, though the bathroom did have some mould on the ceiling. Easy to reach from the nearby station and definitely worth visiting… no surprise Ariana Grande came here.
Out On Tap - 4 months ago

Food was good but not worth the extra price over a standard Fullers pub meal. No crackle on the pork, very fatty. Soft roast potatoes and gravy as thin as water. A lovely pub, and friendly staff. You must book in advance but not worth the hype
Tamika Green - 2 months ago

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Everything was really good, with friendly and attentive service throughout our visit. We tried the three-course lunch special this time, and it was excellent value for the quality of the food. I had the cheese empanada to start, followed by the rump steak, and finished with the dulce de leche pancakes: all cooked and presented perfectly. My partner had the minestrone, the salmon fish cake, and the sorbet trio, and every course was just as good. Overall, a great experience, delicious food, and great service. We’ll definitely return.
The London Guru - 2 months ago

The food was exceptional, chose from the set menu, and it did not disappoint, excellent chef. ❤️. The place at lunchtime was quiet, clean, welcoming. A bit dark for my taste. Staff was nice, professional but maybe a bit more knowledge on the whisky would accentuate the experience. But great work and food
mysterious d - a month ago

We came to celebrate our lovely friend’s birthday and it was a really wonderful experience. Fabulous food expertly prepared by Head Chef Sukri at Gaucho Hampstead, great flavours, big portions and very attentive service. The restaurant was clean and the ambiance was perfect. Also I love that they had some delicious alcohol free sparkling wine to recommend, as many of us do not drink alcohol anymore. Thank you for hosting us at Gaucho. We look forward to returning again very soon with our families.
Sibsm1 - 5 months ago

We chose this restaurant for our first night out after our little one was born, and it couldn’t have been a more perfect experience. From the moment we arrived, the atmosphere felt warm and welcoming—exactly what we needed for a special evening. The food was absolutely fantastic—beautifully presented, full of flavor, and clearly prepared with care. Every dish we ordered exceeded our expectations. The Valentines dessert was especially delicious. I was glad I’d saved a little room for it! The service truly made the night unforgettable. The staff were friendly and attentive, and our waiter, Christian, was exceptional. He recommended the perfect wine to complement our meal and checked back frequently without ever being intrusive, making sure everything was just right. His professionalism and genuine warmth made us feel completely looked after. It was exactly the kind of memorable, relaxing evening we hoped for. We’ll definitely be back!
Vanessa O'Brien - a month ago

We had a wonderful time last night. The food was absolutely delicious and the staff were incredibly friendly and attentive. I chose this restaurant to celebrate my birthday, and it truly made the night special. I really enjoyed every moment and would happily come back again.
Sahar Vakile - 2 months ago

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For a cinema chain that focuses its whole marketing campaign on offering a high end dine-in movie expedience, this Everyman falls short on every front. Maybe dine-in movie theaters are a novelty in the UK and people generally don’t know what to expect, hence the good reviews from most people. But for someone who used to frequent the Nitehawk in Brooklyn, the dine-in service at this Everyman is a pathetic joke. There aren’t nearly enough table space for your food at your seat. For every sofa seat that sits two people jointly, there’s only one tiny table on one side that definitely does not fit a burger and a drink at the same time. So you can only put the food tray on your lap and try really hard to balance it in the dark. To make matters worse, all the trays the food came on and utensils are covered in grease. So RIP to my velvet trouser that is dry clean only. The food ordering and delivering service also ends right before the film starts, which to be honestly completely defeats the purpose of the dine in service, because if I need to miss a chunk of the film to go out to the bar to collect my food, what even is the difference between this and watching a movie at any movie theater that sells bar food on premise? There’s also inconsistency between the food menu offered inside the theater, and the menu available to order online via the link that arrived with your ticket. I don’t know who conjured up the idea of the dine in service logistics at Everyman, but that person needs to be fired and replaced with someone who is competent. To make matters worse, the theater desperately needs a deep clean— the sofas in the screen smell musty, and the toilets are full of cobwebs. The only saving grace is the sound system, which is quite nice and the screen’s picture quality is crisp. If you don’t care about having a nice dinner while watching a movie, this place isn’t too bad. But then why would you pay almost twice the price of a Vue ticket to come here?
Lori H - a month ago

Saw Zootropolis 2 here with the kids and some friends the other day. Gorgeous cinema fitted out with comfy armchairs and couches. It’s no cliche to say that it’s so opulent it makes the local multiplex look like a slum by comparison! Added bonus of table service for food and drinks to further elevate the experience. Other than popcorn (plus food from neighbouring Spielburger) we recommend their coffee and cake.
Neil Rodrigues - 3 months ago

We recently visited Everyman Hampstead for the first time, and having been to other Everyman cinemas before, we can confidently say this is the best one so far. The atmosphere was fantastic, and the décor gave it a warm, inviting feel. We watched our film in the main screen, which has a theatre-like setup, making the experience even more special. Unlike other Everyman cinemas, this one offers extra space between attendees, so you never feel crowded or like someone is invading your personal space. It’s a small but significant detail that enhances comfort. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, adding to the overall experience. A thoughtful touch we appreciated was that when ordering from our seats, the staff offered tap water without any pressure to buy drinks. It’s a small gesture, but it shows they genuinely care about the customer experience rather than just maximising sales. The different lounges are also a great feature, allowing you to relax while waiting. The audience was generally polite and respectful, which is probably helped by the fact that Hampstead is a more upmarket area. One thing Everyman does consistently well across all their locations is the short pre-film speech with instructions, which adds a personal touch compared to commercial cinemas. While tickets are more expensive, it’s absolutely worth it—especially for a film you’re really excited about. It’s also a perfect spot for a date night or an evening out. Highly recommended!
Juan M - a year ago

Excellent food, but once the screening time is reached the lights should go down. Service-to-seat should stop. Constant interruptions from staff walking down the rows to deliver hotdogs to late-comers. Sound in Screen 2 was too loud (the loudest of any Everyman screen I’ve been to) but otherwise the cinema is fantastic.
Belsize Boy - a month ago

Smashing place to see a movie with armchair seating and fresh popped corn along with tasty barista coffee. Pricing about the same as the usual multiplex but personable service and well curated viewing list coupled with menu ordering from the pews makes it much better value.
Andy Bell - 11 months ago

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My favorite Japanese restaurant in London. The food is nearly perfect in terms of seasoning and tastes incredibly fresh. My absolute favorite dish is the Maguro Natto, which I highly recommend. While the sushi set is delicious, I’d also suggest ordering à la carte to fully enjoy the menu. The only slight downside was the green tea, which felt a bit expensive at nearly £5 per cup and was not refillable. Walk-ins are possible, but making a reservation is highly recommended.
B Lee - a month ago

Jin Kichi specialises in charcoal grilled yakitori and sushi & sashimi. The restaurant has two floors, with separate sushi and yakitori sections, plus bar counter and table seating. It’s busy at both lunch and dinner, so booking ahead is highly recommended. The atmosphere is excellent, very much like a traditional Japanese izakaya. Most of the staff are Japanese, and once you step inside, it genuinely feels like being in Japan. Sitting in the yakitori section is especially enjoyable, with the aroma of charcoal grilling filling the air. Sashimi Lunch Set A simple, classic set with tuna, salmon, yellowtail, and sea bass. Very fresh and good quality, clearly one of their strengths. Tempura Lunch Set Includes three tempura prawns and assorted vegetables. Light, crispy batter and fresh ingredients, served with rice and miso soup. Generous and satisfying. Yakitori Grilled to order and best enjoyed at the bar where you can watch the chefs at work. The chicken wings were excellent, though there was a short wait. Sadly, the charcoal grilled chicken skin was already sold out at lunchtime, very popular. In hindsight, I should have ordered more yakitori and one less sashimi set. Prices are mid range, with good portions and quality to match. If you’re looking for authentic Japanese yakitori and sashimi in London, Jin Kichi is a solid choice and definitely worth visiting.
Moon Rabbit - 2 months ago

A proper hidden gem in Hampstead. Tucked away in one of the smaller streets, this Japanese restaurant is honestly a great find. It’s quite a small place (like most things in Hampstead), but they’ve really nailed the vibe — it feels like an intimate, high-quality Japanese spot you’d stumble across in Tokyo. They’ve got a full menu — sushi, sashimi, grilled skewers, hot mains, starters, sake… the works. Everything we had tasted proper authentic, and the quality of the food was spot on. The service was also lovely — even though the place was packed, the staff were super friendly and attentive. We managed to grab a table downstairs last minute and had a brilliant time. It’s definitely not the cheapest meal, but for the quality and authenticity, I think it’s well priced. One of the best Japanese spots I’ve been to in North London, no doubt. If you’re in the area and fancy a proper Japanese meal, this one’s 100% worth a visit.
Faye Wang - 3 months ago

We had a lovely dinner at Jin Kichi tonight! Eric was an absolute gem- what a great waiter! He was so sweet, attentive and friendly, and offered great recommendations. We felt really looked after by the staff- especially being a coeliac and vegan table! The food really impressed us- we had to opt for items without sauce due to coeliac requirements and the food was still delicious just dipped in GF soy sauce! The shiitake mushroom skewers were really well prepared, the sushi was all fresh and ingredient quality was top notch, and the menu was expansive with authentic ingredients and plenty of options, even for us! Superb food and service- will definitely be back🩷
Scout Cohen - 2 months ago

This is a hidden gem of an authentic Japanese restaurant nestled in the heart of Hampstead. The restaurant itself is quite small like many of the shops in Hampstead, but they have done an amazing job to make it an original feeling high and star Japanese barbecue restaurant. They offer a full menu, including sushi, sashimi grilled skewers, main courses, starters, and Saki. The flavours were authentic. The food was high-quality and the service was outstanding honestly I can’t fault it even though they’re very busy. We managed to grab a table downstairs last minute. I had the grilled mackerel and onion skewers which were amazing. It is not cheap but it is fairly priced especially for authentic Japanese food. This is definitely a highly recommended restaurant for Me. It’s probably one of the best Japanese restaurants in the area , honestly it’s a great spot well worth going.
Aaron Horn - 4 months ago

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Tonight was my second time visiting this restaurant. My first visit was for my birthday last week, and I came back again tonight because the experience was so good. Both times, a staff member named Agon recommended their delicious main courses and desserts. Thanks to his warm service and positive energy, my birthday night became truly memorable. Tonight, he once again suggested their specials, and they tasted just as amazing. Great food, great atmosphere, and wonderful service, especially from Agon. I’ll definitely be coming back!
chistaa goodarzi - 3 months ago

La Villa Bianca in Hampstead is an absolute gem. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and effortlessly elegant. The food is outstanding — beautifully presented, full of flavour, and clearly made with real care and quality ingredients. Every dish we had was spot on. A special thank you to Agon, the manager, who went above and beyond to make the experience exceptional. Attentive, professional, and genuinely hospitable — service like that makes all the difference. Highly recommend La Villa Bianca for anyone looking for top-tier Italian food and flawless service in Hampstead. Will definitely be returning.
Adam Shah - 3 months ago

​Always a great experience at Villa Bianca. We’ve visited many times, and the manager Agon is fantastic, he always makes us feel so welcome. The Rigatoni al ragu' di agnello was delicious and paired perfectly with his recommendation of a Barolo red wine. Our favorite Calamari and Zucchini fritti are still as good as ever. Highly recommend this spot for its consistent quality and wonderful service.
Brian Hsu - 2 months ago

We caught up with friends for dinner here and loved it. The food was all delicious, extremely high quality Italian food. The service was impeccable. The ambiance was fun, modern, professional and yet warm -we sang happy birthday to people in the room at least 3 times :)
Benedict Carter - 5 months ago

An absolutely lovely visit to Villa Bianca Hamstead today for an early supper. Very delicious food, live piano music was absolutely amazing, great atmosphere and service. Special thanks to Agon the manager, his warm professional and genuine care made us feel truly welcomed. And thanks to Giuseppe for his great food recommendations and smiling service and hospitality. We’ll definately be back very soon.
RM Solutions - 2 months ago

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Had a wonderful experience at Dim T, Hampstead. The food was absolutely delicious, beautifully presented, and full of flavour. A special mention to Magda, whose service truly made the experience exceptional. She was warm, attentive, and incredibly professional, making us feel genuinely welcome throughout. Her kindness and attention to detail really stood out. Highly recommend Dim T Hampstead — and if you’re lucky enough to be looked after by Magda, you’re in excellent hands. 💛
Ghazala Noreen - 2 months ago

I've just had an outstanding meal at my go-to spot! The food and drinks were top-notch, and the atmosphere was spot on. Karem, our server, was brilliant—he really went above and beyond to make sure we had a great time. It's also nice to see a manager on the floor, keeping things running smoothly. Can't wait to come back for another amazing experience!
Mark Lazarus - a month ago

I had another great family meal here! The food was top-notch, especially the Chow Mein and Bibimbap chicken – packed with flavour and generous portions. The atmosphere is always welcoming, and the service was friendly from start to finish. I really appreciate little touches like the prawn crackers offered at the beginning. Definitely recommend this spot if you're looking for a good night out!
Anthony Wilson - a month ago

We were late arriving at this restaurant due to a late arrival for our weekend away in London. It appealed as we love Asian food and it seemed reasonably priced. We were told clearly on arrival that the restaurant closed at 9.30pm (it was 8.45 at that point). Lovely service and very good food. Homemade dim sum was delicious. Our daughter's seabass was very tasty as was my seared tuna salad, though the tuna was only slightly overcooked. Would definitely revisit.
Carol Southall - 8 months ago

I recently popped in for a meal and had a fantastic time! The service was spot on – the team greeted us warmly and checked in on our experience throughout the meal, which made a real difference. I loved the seafood laksa and bibimbap chicken, both were top-notch and great value for money. The atmosphere was comfy, and the cleanliness was impressive. Overall, a lovely dining experience I’d definitely recommend!
Richard Powell - 2 months ago

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The first thing you should know is: carrot cake. Now let's go on. Ginger & White is one of my favorite spots in London. Situated in Hampstead, it can be crowded and sometimes you'll have to wait, but I promise it's worth it. Where should I begin?? The service is helpful and kind, the place is a bit small but feels like a home away from home, and the wonderful food, such as the carrot cake (seriously, this cake is SO good!), the french toast, various eggs options, sourdough toasts (wtih avocado, with eggs, with both), granola bowels, and on the last day I discovered the apple bun which is amazing (if you're like me and think raisins are a scam, order it and you will thank me later! No raisins in this bun!). I can't recommend this place enough, I love everything about it. And fun fact: there's mech for this place you can buy, especially the little egg cosies which are the sweetest thing I ever saw in a coffee place: https://www.gingerandwhite.com/collections/merchandise
Yael Ernst - 3 months ago

Went here twice on my recent stay in the area. The coffee wasn’t bad but there was better coffee nearby. Service was efficient, food was excellent. I had the house made baked beans one day and a toasty. The other. The toasty was good but the baked beans were excellent. It does get quite busy.
Kate Curtis - a month ago

Had a wonderful brunch here! We had heard that they serve a very tasty Shakshouka here. And it lived up to our expectation, it was super tasty! The boiled eggs with sourdough 'soldiers' and toasted bacon sandwich also a great choice. Very friendly service too. Just got our drinks order a little mixed up but apart from that, a very pleasant experience.
S Altmann-Bart - 2 months ago

Smashed avo is very nice! Also the shakshuka tastes like the know how to make it! Well done. Only thing is that charging £2.75 for an extra single slice of sourdough bread seems a bit much but might be wrong.
Haily - a month ago

First time here and the location is actually great: nice little cafe in the middle of Hampstead. Unfortunately, the mushroom on toast and filtered both run out by lunchtime so I opted for poached eggs on toast. However one of the eggs was cooked, which made the toast quite difficult to enjoy. Overall, I wouldn't probably come back here: too much hype and too pricy for what you actually get.
Chiara Nardi - 5 months ago

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Small Gail's branch on the high street at Hampstead. Great variety of cakes. Good cappuccino. Several covers inside but majority of seating outside.
Jo - 3 months ago

I have different ways of telling people how old I am. And one of the ways is to say that I remember when there was only one Gail’s bakery (and one Pret A Manger and one Leon for that matter). Nowadays, they’re sprouting up everywhere, even out of London I was in the area at the weekend and visited Gail’s bakery in Hampstead which is where it all started. The mothership. These days, most of us are familiar with Gail’s offerings from their many outlets and the original shop had the usual selection. There wasn’t much seating, so I got my pastry to go Great to visit a bit of culinary history
Yee Gan Ong - 8 months ago

products are always good, I often goes on friday for coffee and pastry in the afternoon and seat in the reading room the have upstairs. Same scene all the time, group of your people studying (loudly) and not ordering anything. It's not a free library, it's a cafe
Anna - a month ago

Asked for half shot of syrup and drink was undrinkably sweet and cold like it hadn’t touched heat. I don’t like to complain but it really was incredibly sweet and cold, it must have been at least two shots of syrup. Everything else was fine and the food is always pretty good but expensive. Service is always lovely and I’ve never met anyone there who isn’t nice.
S B - 3 months ago

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brilliant and super authentic japanese food, the mackerel onigiri is my favorite and the prices reflect the skill of the chefs snd the fact that it isn't a superexploitative chain like some stores nearby!!!
cla - a month ago

I'm a vegetarian, so feel free to take my opinion with a pinch of salt, but I loved the lunch I had at this place, with my daughter. It's quite small (perhaps about 12 stools inside and a couple of tables outside) and all the staff are Japanese, so it really reminded us of being in places like this in Japan. The "vegetable set" was full of wonderfully fresh, clean flavours. Simply but very aesthetically presented. Which, to me, is very Japanese. From the way the rice is cooked to the sublime umami of the miso soup and the ethereal charm of the tamago nigiri you can tell they really know what they're doing. A huge step up in quality from chain sushi places, without being a massive increase in price - especially when you consider the very chic location in Hampstead.
John Hawkins - 2 months ago

Visited Sushi Hana while looking to pick up some food for my mum while she's at hospital. It's small and tucked away behind Hampstead underground station, just off the high street. They have a large menu for both takeaway and eat in, and a fridge of ready-made sushi. I picked a couple from there and also ordered a few more rolls + chicken udon for takeaway. The sushi are all handmade by chefs right in front of you, so you know it's fresh. The ones that were made to order were very nice, while the ones from the fridge were a bit more stale but still nice. The chicken udon was pretty tasty, chewy noodles and juicy chicken. They also offer different options for dietary requirements, and have lots of drinks and desserts available too. The service was quick and staff were nice and friendly. It is a bit pricey (spent £50 total) and I'd definitely recommend ordering fresh rather than picking from the fridge. But all in all, a decent meal.
Claire Chen - 8 months ago

The sushi was good, but the tempura was disappointing—worse than what you’d typically find at a supermarket.
Alex Luk - 4 months ago

went here for the second time, tbh the prices are kind of expensive and for some reason, try to avoid their tempura. The sushi was very amazing, service was also good. Try to keep the place tidy as much as possible next time.
luxius xv - a month ago

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I go here with my friends sometimes and it never disappoints. Here’s what happens I order what I usually get (salmon nigiri and chicken dumplings) and go to a table. Food arrives almost instantly and I sit down and eat. Most of the food here is great and I eat my main course. Also after I eat I buy edamame to share and I hang out there Most of the staff are friendly and nice even though we’re in there for a long time and when we leave they are very friendly A very good experience and definitely worth going there.
Samuel Suthar Shell - 3 months ago

I would like to understand the rules regarding the “half-hour price.” Are the gyoza and bun boxes included? Today, my friends and I had a disappointing experience (and unfortunately, not for the first time). We had to specifically ask for the gyoza box, as it was not available to customers and was kept out of reach on the counter unless requested. We also clearly saw more salmon options behind the counter. When we asked about them, we were told they were not available as well. In our past experiences at other locations, we always had access to all the available options. Is there a different way of applying the half-hour deal at the Hampstead branch?
Mirele Oliveira - 2 months ago

Very nice, spacious place with plenty of seats. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The restaurant is clean and tidy. Food is fresh and tasty. I can highly recommend!
Marta Parciany - 2 months ago

Great place, fantastic soup and nice staff.
Ari Merton - 5 months ago

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