After leaving Soho, Asma Khan’s Darjeeling Express has moved to Covent Garden where you’ll find all her excellent curries, thalis, and more.

A big boozy smile-inducing Italian restaurant, Ave Mario is the place to be if you’re looking to let your hair down in Covent Garden.

Barrafina Adelaide Street is just as good as the Soho location, and just a little bit less crowded. Get your tapas fix.

The Delaunay is the restaurant you want to be in when you just want to feel good. Sit in the amazing dining room or hit the cafe for a quick one.

J Sheekey is a classic West End post-theatre hang where you might spot a celebrity and will be guaranteed to have a great meal.

The newer Covent Garden location of fried chicken specialists Chick ‘n’ Sours comes complete with a cool basement and plenty of space.

When you eat at The Barbary in Covent Garden, everyone sits at the bar and everyone has a great time, while eating brilliant Middle Eastern food.

Margot is a high end Italian restaurant in Covent Garden, delivering a distinctly average experience.

Hawksmoor restaurants are some of the best places to get a steak in London. The Seven Dials location is a big, lively basement room.

A casual restaurant in Covent Garden, Homeslice makes great thin crust pizzas with adventurous toppings.

The Covent Garden location of trendy Indian restaurant Dishoom is the original, and also the smallest.

Kanada-Ya in Covent Garden makes the most consistently excellent tonkotsu ramen in London.

You might come to The Ivy Covent Garden to see Kate Moss, but the experience is more than that - come for service, ambience, and nice food.

Come to Meat Market for filthy burgers and beers in a chilled environment in Covent Garden.

Compared to other ramen restaurants, Ippudo in Covent Garden has the advantage of a cool-looking dining room, a bigger menu, and more room for groups.

Barrafina is a legendary tapas restaurant that’s crowded but always worth the wait. The Drury Lane outpost in Covent Garden has a pretty terrace.