London Teddington Restaurant Guide

A well-located venue on the Thames at Teddington, where “wonderful views of the lock” remain a standout feature, whether you opt for the glass-fronted restaurant or (better) the riverside terrace. On the menu, competent modern Euro cooking – shellfish platters, steaks, plus afternoon teas – abetted by regular jazz nights.

“Simply great cooking” has quickly won a fan club for Mayur Nagarale’s modern Indian in leafy Teddington, where classics such as Old Delhi butter chicken share space on the menu with some more unusual dishes – Chennai-style frog’s legs sautéed in garlic; jackfruit, paneer & mushroom biyani; Asian black truffle and ghee naan.

2024 Review: “Definitely on my list of places to eat” – with its “changing menu and great food”, Sam and Alex Berry’s “noisy” operation is a real favourite with locals, including the business set; the ambitious couple’s mini-empire also includes Surbiton restaurants Cento Uno, No. 97 and The Hideaway, plus gin bar/distillery The Good Life, and (most recently) crowdfunded newbie Bone Idyll Gin School, which launched on Kingston’s riverside in September 2022.