The best churros in London

An adorable little dessert shop on Brick Lane, this place boasts a menu of indulgent sweet treats, including soft, chewy cookie dough, waffles, crêpes, and churros. The loop churros here are available in vegan and non-vegan versions, with a variety of sauces to choose from as well, for example maple, biscoff, peanut butter, and many others.

Love Churros began as a stall at Winter Wonderland in Hyde Park and later toured the pop-up circuit before eventually establishing its first permanent location. Today, they offer their fried delicacies as far away as Saudi Arabia. You can select from an array of regular, filled, or loop churros, along with a variety of dipping sauces. In addition, their cafés also offer milkshakes, ice cream, and other desserts, as well as a range of hot beverages.

For over fifty years, the family-owned Churros Garcia has been delighting customers with their fried dough, sprinkled sugar, and melted chocolate. The tradition of freshly made dough, mixed by hand, has been passed down through generations to keep the legacy alive. While Churros Garcia can often be found at various markets and events throughout the city, they regularly set up shop at Portobello Road Market and at King's Cross Canopy Market.

For those in search of vibrant Mexican cuisine that is environmentally conscious, a visit to Wahaca is a must. As the UK's first carbon-neutral restaurant group, Wahaca is devoted to both sustainability and exceptional food. The extensive menu caters to a range of preferences and includes crispy Mexican churros with chocolate or dulce de leche caramel for dipping.

Churros, the crunchy Spanish doughnut-style delicacy, have gained immense popularity worldwide, and one of the best places to try them in London is Churros Buenos. You can select from a range of dipping and filled churros, accompanied by a variety of sauces such as the classic chocolate, caramel dulce de leche, pistachio, and strawberry. You can also have them delivered to your doorstep for a cheeky little treat no one else needs to know about.

Aguamiel is a minimalist establishment in Covent Garden, specialising in churros. This classic Mexican dessert is available with options of sugar or sugar and cinnamon, complemented by a selection of three dips. Their entirely vegan and halal churros are freshly made on-site, and customers can enjoy them with a coffee or traditional Mexican beverages like horchata or agua fresca.

Ferdi is a chic Parisian-inspired bistro that has indeed been imported from the French capital. Featuring unique, playful decor and plush red seating, Ferdi has compiled an assortment of gourmet delicacies from across Europe to tantalise your taste buds. The pan-European journey stops off in Spain as well, with the menu including delectable churros with hot chocolate or hazelnut sauce.

While the Spanish are credited with inventing churros, South American countries have enthusiastically embraced them and introduced their own unique variations, such as the ridged version popular in Brazil. Unlike the smoother traditional iteration, Brazilian churros offer more surface area for sugar or sauce. You can try them for yourself at this Greenwich Market stall.

The Pachamama restaurants serve Peruvian cuisine with Asian influences, bold flavours, and intriguing textures in stylishly atmospheric venues. There's a range of South American delicacies to choose from on the menu, from ceviches and skewers to seafood platters. The dessert menu features an assortment of tasty treats as well, including their signature churros with dulce de leche.

The chic Taquería restaurants specialise in tacos and other small Mexican dishes such as tostadas and quesadillas, with a range of fillings to suit all tastes. Their dessert menu also features churros, which come with cajeta, a thick caramel sauce made with goat's milk. You can also complement your meal with Mexican cocktails, fine wines, beers, and soft drinks.

The Knot Churros is a group of dessert parlours that offer a vibrant and floral ambiance, dedicated to taking the classic Spanish churros to the next level. Apart from the traditional cinnamon-sugar coating, they are also served with a wild range of dips and glazes, including gold sprinkles. You can also try chilled churros with soft serve ice cream, but the undisputed highlight is the afternoon tea that comes with ten churros, soft serve, candy floss, bagels, and glitter popcorn.

Located in the Stables Market of Camden, Churros London specialises in serving delicious churros in the heart of the city. There are no surprises here, just the classic and irresistible fried doughy treats from Spain. Customers can indulge in either loop or filled churros, with a variety of dipping sauces to choose from. In addition, the place offers a selection of hot drinks and ice cream to accompany your churros.

Paladar offers a lively and immersive Latin American dining experience that extends beyond just the food. Alongside its innovative and fresh gluten-free cuisine, the restaurant showcases exhibitions from Latin American artists, adding to the colourful atmosphere. The churros here are colourful as well – they're made with purple corn flour and served with chocolate & ancho chilli sauce or with coffee dulce de leche.

Jamon Jamon's warm and inviting atmosphere beckons you into a cosy dining space where a wide selection of tapas awaits. The menu includes all the classics, such as patatas bravas, tortilla, garlic and chilli prawns, and paella. You can also enjoy Spanish wine, beer, and sangria with your meal, and the dessert selection includes classic churros with hot chocolate.

With overwhelming yet tastefully assembled decor, an armada of Italian waiters scuttling around, and plates so big they barely fit on the table, Big Mamma Group's Palace of Worldly Pleasures doesn't hold back in any regard. Though the food is firmly rooted in Italy, the signature dessert at Jacuzzi is an indulgent chocolate fondue for two, made with Grand Cru Valrhona dark chocolate and accompanied by homemade churros.