Top 10 Australian Restaurants in London

“Stopped by cause it was pouring down rain and we needed a place to chill. I ordered their "Famous Chicken Parmesan". It was a bit different than an Italian style (this place is advertises Australian cuisine. Nice thin breast” more

“Okay, I kid you not, it's been two years since I visited this place, and I haven't stopped thinking about it ever since. I was looking for a unique dining experience while in London, and everything -- from them calling me to give me the password to enter, to cleaning my hands with a tablet that…” more

“ was unusual. Their Bloody Mary contains Korean chili paste that's unexpected. This place is Australian but they have all sorts of food from different continents that is a kinda entertaining. Fried rice was nice to have and filled” more

“Great service! The menu always seems to be different and exciting. Last time, I had Gorgonzola for the starter. Very tasty! For the main course, I had their Penne with Radicchio and Sausage which was prepared by their guest chief, Ivan. And I had the Clafoutis for desserts. The perfect way to…” more

“This place is A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!!! How was this not on Yelp already??? Now you have it and hope you try it! Was in London for a few days and my friend suggested this place. FANTASTIC for brunch, yummy coffee bar, creative cocktails and apparently it turns into an awesome lounge with great music and…” more

“ and an Instagram worthy photo. Well, well, well...the Darcie and May Green far exceeded my expectations! Delicious food, friendly staff and an overall great experience. I ordered the 'Benny Boy' which is an Australian take on Eggs Benedict” more

“As an Australian this was a legit Australian restaurant. Yes. The prawns were incredible BUT the gin and tonic infusions were (and I don't say this lightly) THE BEST G&T I've ever had ever. If I wasn't a lightweight I would have drunk my body weight in them.” more

“Originally from Australia, Granger and Co are a chain of restaurants by Bill Granger, specialising in Breakfast as well as Australian cuisine such as BBQ items and hotcakes. It was recommended by a fellow foodie and I went” more

“First of all, Skymarket is not a market, it's a rooftop restaurant! Focusing on one type of cuisine at a time in their changing menu, Skymarket serves small plates for around 3-8 pounds each--waitstaff recommend three plates per person--or a set menu for about 22 pounds per person. The cocktails we…” more

“I just recently moved to Richmond from the US. My first nite I had dinner here. I loved the atmosphere and the staff was very friendly. I had the eggplant dish and loved it. I actually went back the following week and had it again. Next time I will try something else.” more