Guide to the best restaurants in Fulham

For tasty Tex-Mex food in Fulham, head to Yucca on Fulham Road. This vibrant, lively restaurant serves a menu of Mexican classics, like nachos, tacos, quesadillas and burritos, alongside a hearty mains list of lamb cutlets, ribs and more. As for the drinks, they have everything from cocktails and frozen margaritas to sangria and Mexican beers. The restaurant is bright, colourful and inviting, making for an excellent spot to catch up with friends over a bite to eat and a margarita.

Santa Maria Pizzeria has got you covered if you’re on a quest to find traditional wood-fired pizza in the heart of Fulham. This contemporary pizza restaurant uses pizza ovens imported from Italy to cook their classic Neapolitan pizzas, which have previously nabbed the award of London’s Best Pizza. Enjoy the authentic taste of Naples with any of their pizzas, best paired with a side of free-range, rare-breed North Yorkshire pork meatballs.

It's all about steak at The Popeseye Steak House on Blythe Road in Fulham, where the menu comprises exclusively-sourced Scottish beef that's been hung for 28 days. Whether you prefer sirloin, rump or t-bone, there's something for every steak eater here. If you've really worked up an appetite, you can take on their food challenge, where you'll have to finish a steak (or several steaks) that total a larger quantity than what's written on the board in-house.

The Harwood Arms, which serves a top-notch menu filled with delicious British dishes, is London’s only Michelin-starred pub. Everything is cooked using the finest, high-quality British produce with a focus on game and wild food. It resembles a traditional pub but with contemporary touches, featuring leather sofas, wooden furniture and stag heads hanging on the walls.

Step straight into Italy at Vicino in Parsons Green, a classic Italian restaurant that has been serving authentic Italian dishes to hungry customers since 1987. It’s a local favourite, serving dishes like lobster pasta (a must-order), four cheese penne with black truffle shavings and king prawn linguine. It really feels as though you’re dining in a quaint eatery in Italy, and in the summer months, they pull back the windows for the ultimate al fresco dining experience.

This neighbourhood restaurant is a favourite among locals, serving classic and modern continental cuisine in a warm and welcoming setting. Enjoy a variety of hearty Serbian dishes, tasty pasta, and a range of salads and other crowd-pleasers; there’s something for every palette. The interior is shabby chic with lots of artistic touches, plus it’s cosy and intimate but doesn’t make you feel as though you have to wear your best outfit to dine here.

This modern European restaurant serves a menu of moreish dishes made with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. The monthly menu is driven by the seasons and changes regularly, but their signature dishes are mainstays, including their wagyu beef bolognese. Everything is cooked from scratch and homemade, and nothing is ever reheated. The restaurant is cosy and charming, making for a pleasant spot to enjoy a bite to eat with friends.

This family-owned independent bar and restaurant serve a seasonally-driven menu, featuring dishes like baked goat’s cheese parcels and grilled sesame tuna steak with sweet potato chilli mash. They also have a wine shop, stocking more than 500 different wines, all of which have been handpicked for their unique taste, alongside a selection of spirits, sake, beer and champagne.

This quirky pub and boutique hotel, in a magnificent Grade II-listed Georgian building, sits on the edge of leafy Parsons Green and houses large bar areas, a spacious terrace and a handful of individually designed bedrooms for a comfortable night’s sleep. Their menus focus on seasonal produce, fresh seafood and oysters, with regular daily specials. They also host regular supper clubs, which are usually themed.

Furnished in light wood tones and infused with Asian inspirations, Ollie's House is a laidback spot that serves food from morning till evening, including brunch options, fusion delicacies, curries, noodles, and beyond. There's also an array of refreshing cocktails to sip. Catering to all, including children and four-legged companions, Ollie's House aims to provide a welcoming haven for everyone.

Brook House has gained acclaim for both its exceptional front-of-house team and its culinary creations. This warm and contemporary pub presents a globally-influenced menu that evolves regularly to showcase seasonal ingredients while emphasising minimal waste. Patrons can enjoy a variety of dishes such as parmesan gnocchi, grilled tandoori monkfish, and scallop ceviche, all complemented by an extensive selection of wines.