Leicester Square Kitchen - (Near Westminster, South East)

5 /5 Abdellatif Lalmi: A wonderful dining experience from beginning to end. Keerthana delivered outstanding service with genuine care and professionalism. She understood my dietary needs, confirmed details directly with the chef, and suggested excellent alternatives that suited me perfectly. Her knowledge of the menu and attention to detail were impressive. She engaged at the right moments while maintaining a comfortable sense of privacy. Ankit also stopped by to check on us, which made the experience feel personal and valued. Overall, it was a smooth, satisfying, and pleasantly surprising evening.

5 /5 banita dodhia: Really enjoyed our dinner! The food was beautifully presented and even more tasty, loved all the flavours. Compliments to the chef and their team. Also, great service by Anastasia and Miftah. Would definitely go again, many times!!

5 /5 Nita: The location is iconic and the atmosphere was wonderfully relaxed. Pronoy served us and really looked after our table. The food was incredibly fresh and delicious, and we didn’t have to wait long for our meals. We had a great time definitely value for money. I’m a tea person, and I loved the presentation of my tea at the end as well.

5 /5 Helga Leith: An Evening at Leicester Square Kitchen Radisson Blu Leicester Square HotelDecember 29, 2025 Leicester Square Kitchen occupies that rare space where theatrical location meets genuine culinary confidence. Nestled within the Radisson Blu, this dining room eschews the usual West End tourist trap mediocrity for something considerably more sophisticated. The interior strikes an immediate chord—a dramatic statement wall of charcoal brick punctuated by scattered lighter tiles, creating an effect reminiscent of stars against a night sky. It’s bold without being bombastic, providing an urbane backdrop that somehow manages to make fellow diners appear more interesting than they might actually be. Though, in fairness, last night’s crowd genuinely were—the sort of animated, engaged company that transforms a meal into an occasion. Our server, Keerthana, demonstrated that most elusive of hospitality virtues: she was present without being intrusive, knowledgeable without being pedantic. Her recommendations carried the weight of someone who actually tastes what she serves, and her timing throughout the evening was impeccable. In an industry where good service has become alarmingly rare, she reminded us what it looks like when done properly. To the food: the whole roasted seabream arrived with a magnificent char, the flesh yielding and sweet beneath its chilli-spiked crust, accompanied by a vibrant tangle of purple slaw that provided both colour and clever counterpoint. This was confident cooking—the kind that doesn’t need to shout its accomplishments. The croquettes (I suspect these were the kitchen’s own creation) achieved that crucial textural balance between exterior crunch and molten interior, elevated by a judicious squeeze of charred lime. Even the roasted cauliflower transcended its fashionable-vegetable status, arriving with enough char and seasoning to stand as a dish in its own right rather than virtuous afterthought. The 2024 Bottega Pinot Grigio from delle Venize proved an astute pairing—crisp, clean, and sufficiently food-friendly to navigate from the richness of fried items to the delicacy of the seabream without losing its way. Leicester Square Kitchen succeeds because it understands something fundamental: location is not destiny. While lesser establishments coast on proximity to theatres, this kitchen actually cooks. Combined with Keerthana’s exemplary service and a room that manages to feel both contemporary and comfortable, it offers something West End diners badly need—a genuine reason to arrive early rather than dash in for a pre-curtain necessity. Rating: ★★★★☆ Worth returning for: The seabream, Keerthana’s service, the convivial atmosphereNote: Service charge discretionary at 12.5%—and in this case, earned

5 /5 Christina Raykha: We visited Leicester Square Kitchen for a private group birthday of 26 people in February 2026 and the food was delicious, flavourful and nicely plated. A bit spicy for the teenagers, but we all really enjoyed it. The atmosphere was nice, enough lighting, location in Leicester Square was lively and easy to find. Staff were polite and helpful in trying to ensure our requests were addressed. A tiny bit slow on service but other than that we had a great time and really appreciated the attentive communication leading up to the booking from the team. Would highly recommend this restaurant for group bookings or for dining in London!