11 restaurants to visit for a wonderful day of shopping at Harrods

11 must-visit restaurants for a luxurious shopping & dining experience at Harrods

London loves a day of shopping, especially when followed by an exquisite meal. That’s all coming true thanks to Harrods‘s dining gems, which beautifully round off an unforgettable day of shopping in Knightsbridge. Globally renowned for its grandiose Christmas decor, luxurious jewellery stores and fashion brands, a day of gift hunting at Harrods isn’t complete without a decadent meal to start—or to refuel—an exciting day. From group dining and family-friendly spots to romantic date night destinations and afternoon tea havens, these Harrods restaurants are well worth a visit.

Gourmet burgers offer a comforting meal at a celebrity chef-led spot the whole family will love. A sultry cocktail bar serves high-class mixology drinks alongside shareable plates for a romance-filled evening. A picture-perfect afternoon tea gem completes a day of shopping with exquisite blends and Instagram-worthy pâtisseries, while an exciting new opening elevates any special occasion with theatrical tableside service.

Harrods is also a big part of every tourist’s itinerary, especially during the festive season, reservations at Harrods’ restaurants are sure to book up fast, so make sure to book your spot on OpenTable before you go.

With that, here’s our guide to the best restaurants at Harrods and where to eat and drink when you’re there.

Here are 11 exciting restaurants at Harrods to book right now

For a grand dining experience at Harrods’s hot new opening – visit The Georgian at Harrods

An exciting new gem is making its grand reopening on November 4th at Harrods – The Georgian brings a theatrical dining experience complete with world-class hospitality to the Harrods dining hub. Whether for a refined afternoon tea or for an evening dinner to celebrate a special occasion, the stunning interiors inspired by the roaring twenties set the tone for a luxurious meal. Critically acclaimed chef Calum Franklin’s menu features British classics in a fine dining approach. In the evening, tableside preparations take centre stage, showcasing must-try dishes like the sharing lamb pie for two, the grilled Dover sole with white wine sauce, and the apple trifle with Calvados-soaked sponge and vanilla crème diplomate. In the afternoon, expect top-notch blends prepared by tea sommeliers, alongside picture-perfect cakes, pastries, and confit duck sandwiches, all set to the backdrop of live piano music.

For one of the best restaurants at Harrods for fusion cuisine – visit Studio Frantzén at Harrods

Head to the top of Harrods for a culinary journey that blends the bold flavours of Nordic and Asian gastronomy at Studio Frantzén. Spanning two floors, with a rooftop terrace and two bars (one offering stunning skyline views) this cosy Scandi stunner is renowned for an innovative menu that fuses Eastern and Nordic influences. Splurge in creative flavour combinations like Swedish oxtail paired with Japanese wagyu, wasabi-cured lamb cannon, rib-eye with Swedish whiskey, and fingerlime salmon with beurre blanc, all cooked over an open fire. For a special treat, indulge in the Sunday brunch sharing menu for two, featuring lobster rolls, truffle scrambled eggs, freshly baked madeleines, and waffles. Elevate your brunch with Kaluga caviar and a mandarin-yuzu mimosa for the ultimate Sunday at Harrods.

For fresh, homemade pasta – visit Pasta Evangelists at Harrods

Harrods is no stranger to hungry shoppers looking for a comforting meal to recharge after (or during) a fun yet busy day. Pasta Evangelists is scaling new heights thanks to a partnership with chef Giancarlo Perbellini, the man behind MICHELIN-starred Casa Perbellini in Verona. The 28-seat pasta bar has an all-star menu featuring artisan, fresh pastas like the tagliolini carbonara served in a Parmesan wheel, the saffron risotto with orange zest, and the sea bass ravioli with pistachio pesto. Plus there’s a ton of the classic antipasti Pasta Evangelists was known for such as warm meatballs in tomato sauce and focaccia topped with creamy stracciatella cheese. With desserts like tiramisu and crème brûlée, you’ll want to end on a sweet note. 

For a Chinese feast with a group at one of the best restaurants at Harrods – visit Chai Wu Harrods

With striking, elegant decor and a buzzing open kitchen, a celebratory Chinese banquet awaits at Chai Wu Harrods. The Pan-Asian menu features delicate dim sum platters topped with caviar and truffle, and charcoal-grilled Wagyu beef skewers alongside an extensive selection of sushi rolls, noodles, and a vegetarian menu that includes stir-fried asparagus and mapo tofu. But the star of the show is the signature traditional Beijing duck, served with buns, Szechuan sauce, and garlic truffle oil —meant to be shared. Pair your meal with a creative cocktail from the Chinese-inspired drinks menu, such as a yuzu and sake Aperol spritz. For private events, book the elegant private dining room for up to 20 guests—ideal for business dinners or birthday celebrations.

For a family get-together with gourmet burgers – visit Gordon Ramsay Burger at Harrods

For some of the best burgers in London, head to Gordon Ramsay Burger at Harrods and get a taste of the celebrity chef’s personal spin on the American classic. Located on the fourth floor, this buzzing, lively spot is perfect for a quick meal break or a longer group dinner. The menu spotlights gourmet burgers made with 100% UK heritage beef patties grilled over an open flame, but make sure to kick things off by sharing snacks like truffle mac & cheese croquettes and chicken wings before diving into the main event. Options include lobster rolls, smash burgers, Southern-style chicken buns, cobb salads, and onion rings for the ultimate comforting feast. Don’t leave without trying the Hell’s Kitchen burger, inspired by the famous TV show, with a beef patty, mozzarella cheese, avocado, and jalapeño aïoli, and complete the journey with decadent dessert shakes, classic cocktails, or a cup of Harrods’ finest tea.

For a sultry cocktail bar that screams date night – visit Baccarat Bar at Harrods

A couple’s shopping day at Harrods makes for an out-of-the-box date, and it only gets better with a visit to the Baccarat Bar at Harrods. Located on the lower ground floor, this hidden cocktail bar screams romance and provides a glamourous backdrop complete with candle-lit tables, glitzy chandeliers, red leather banquettes, and a show-stopping bar stocked with world-class wines. Expert mixologists craft seductive cocktails from an ever-changing seasonal drinks menu that plays with different shapes of crystal glasses, vibrant colours, textures, and fragrances. Picture whisky blends with roasted pumpkin purée and pumpkin seed liqueur served as milky nightcaps, or tequila-based concoctions with raspberry, penja pepper, beetroot, and strawberry bitters. Pair it with a selection of fine cheeses, a must-try wagyu katsu sando, and the truffle fries with 24-month-aged parmesan. Top it all off with caviar served with blinis and crème fraîche for a date you both won’t forget.

For one of the best restaurants at Harrods for sushi – visit Sushi by MASA at Harrods

Sushi lovers, get ready to be wowed by chef Masa Takayama’s refined cuisine and picture-perfect platters at Sushi by MASA. The mastermind behind NYC’s three MICHELIN-starred Masa invites diners to take a sit around the elegant 40-seat oval counter, ideal for a quick yet upscale lunch or an extended dining experience. While sushi takes centre stage, other standout dishes include sizzling prawns, caviar-topped oysters, and duck foie gras tacos. Elevate your meal with cocktails like the Torri Sunset, made with Japanese whisky and yuzushu liqueur, or explore the extensive sake collection. For business meals or special occasions, opt for the chef’s tasting menu or the full omakase experience.

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For one of the best restaurants at Harrods for fish and chips – visit Kerridge’s Fish & Chips at Harrods

For a refined take on classic British cuisine, look no further than Kerridge’s Fish & Chips. Led by famed chef Tom Kerridge, this must-visit hotspot is committed to a mission-driven ethos by serving ethically-caught fish and seafood, hand-selected by fishmongers along the shores of Cornwall. The fish and chips, encased in Kerridge’s signature gluten-free batter and served with triple-cooked chips, are obviously the menu’s undisputed star, but the legendary fish finger sandwich with pickled cucumber and tartar sauce is also a must-order. To finish on a sweet note, cool your palate with the affogato dessert, a delightful mix of coffee syrup, frosted cocoa nibs, coffee beans, and a rich coffee ganache.

For steak cooked to order on a charcoal grill – visit The Grill at Harrods

The Grill reigns supreme as the sanctuary for meat enthusiasts at Harrods Dining Hall. Charcoal-grilled meats, straight from the butcher, are the focus here, and steaks are dry-aged in a Himalayan salt chamber for 32 days to enhance the taste. Consider going all out with the tomahawk feast for two that comes with smoked butter, confit garlic, and your choice of two sides and sauces. The rotisserie chicken with a side of Dauphinoise potatoes or truffle mac and cheese is another menu highlight. Pair with a full-bodied red with hints of fruit on the nose or a wide selection of spirits or cider. On Sundays, The Grill offers a stellar roast menu, featuring a sharing Packington Farm rotisserie chicken or English Longhorn sirloin for two, served with truffle cauliflower cheese, dauphinoise potatoes, charred hispi cabbage, honey-glazed parsnips, Yorkshire puddings, and rich gravy.

For a luxurious afternoon tea – visit The Tiffany Blue Box Cafe at Harrods

Feel just like Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany’s with a visit to the jewellery-inspired Tiffany Blue Box Cafe. Located on the lower ground floor, this occasion-worthy gem is perfect for elevating any shopping day at Harrods. In the morning, breakfast is served in the form of luxurious lemon curd and chocolate crémeux-filled croissants, presented in boxes that mirror Tiffany’s iconic packaging. The menu also offers Manhattan-inspired dishes like the Fifth Avenue bagel with smoked salmon and whipped cream cheese, and New York-style pancakes. In the afternoon, high tea takes centre stage with exquisite tea blends served in fine China, truffled egg mayonnaise brioche buns, delicate pâtisseries, and fluffy scones. Make the moment extra special with a glass of bubbles as you relax on the chic light-blue banquettes.

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