Victoria area guide

Superb cooking at surprisingly low prices.

Old-world English glamour with a modern touch.  

Burgers and shakes worth queuing for. 

New York-style Italian from Jason Atherton.

A swanky 5-star hotel with a mixture of stylish, monochrome decor and high-quality furnishings. 

A 4-star hotel with large air-conditioned rooms decorated in subtle greys and browns.

A more modern, good value option in a terrific location.

It drips with the elegance you'd expect from a 105-year-old hotel with a Royal Warrant. 

This smart gastropub with rooms is a perfect match for this exclusive corner of Pimlico, and attracts a well-heeled crowd. If the ground-floor bar and dining...

After a little refit in spring 2010, this upmarket brasserie is busy nearly every mealtime, a Belgravia clientele venturing towards Victoria coach station in...

Craft beers from all over the globe.

A Victorian landmark serving pints and pub grub.

Classic cocktails in a refined environment.

Scottish-themed bar-restaurant with excellent whisky.

Tucked away in a residential dead zone near Victoria station, this subterranean bar is cute and cosy, but unfortunately lacks pizzazz. The decor attempts to...

Spritzes on tap and a good-value happy hour.

An Italian restaurant in Pimlico, serving traditional dishes from regions across the boot. 

Located within Pimlico's boutique hotel Artist Residence, this all-day café-cum-restaurant is open daily from breakfast through dinner. It was once a...

Set in the quaint Orange Square just off Pimlico Road, this London Farmers’ Markets operation caters for the chi-chi residents of Belgravia, Chelsea, Battersea...

St James Theatre is the first newly-built theatre complex in central London in 30 years, built on the site of the former Westminster Palace. Though from the...

Feel like drinking in Downton Abbey?

An extraordinary facade of towers and domes.

It’s the ultimate tourist destination.