Romford Restaurants

Glaisters has been a popular Chelsea restaurant for many years, and attracts a young clientele who often come in groups. The restaurant not only accepts groups, but welcomes them, which is quite a rarity amongst London establis... more

This place takes the kebab experience several steps higher than the drunken post-pub fumblings in front of a white van. Instead, sit at rather smart wooden tables and have the altogether more tasty versions of the genre brought... more

The spacious dining area at Obalende Suya, decorated with spears, provides an excellent view of the barbecue kitchen where the authentic Nigerian cuisine is prepared. Generous portions of stewed meats, pounded cassava, chicken... more

When it comes to Indian cooking, Cyrus Todiwala certainly knows what he's doing. As do the countless city-types that flock here during the week, squashing an excellent meal into their lunch-hour or post-work debrief. By contras... more

This fine Indian restaurant within the Butler's Wharf development, close to Tower Bridge, has been a recipient of AA Rosettes for three consecutive years for Best Indian Restaurant. Situated in a former warehouse, Bengal Clippe... more

This is not your typical Japanese restaurant. Roka is centered around a robata cooking grill and even has a Sushi cocktail bar. Robata means 'with open flames' and that's what most of the menu focuses on. Dishes such as tempura... more

A celebration of all things Texan, a model train winds its way around this restaurant, representing the US railroad and images of the dusty, hot Midwest adorn the walls. Servings are Texan-size (that means B-I-G) and the food w... more

With a clubby ambiance and good food, it's hard to stop the crowds from streaming in. You can choose to seat yourself in the dining area, the lounge, or on the patio outside. Take your pick from the wide range of cocktails and... more

This modern Italian near Bond Street is still an insiders' secret; due to its location in a mews, you could never accidentally stumble across it and, hence, it's refreshingly tourist free. The airy wooden-floored dining room, w... more

Don't be misled by the traditional pub exterior of the Anglesea Arms. The restaurant lies at the back of the pub and holds around ten tables. There are no fancy touches—the decor is simple and unpretentious. But with all the pr... more