


Angler Restaurant in London is a distinguished Michelin-starred venue situated atop the South Place Hotel, renowned for its superb seafood sourced from British waters. Celebrated for its seasonally inspired menu that showcases the finest local produce, Angler excels in culinary creativity with dishes that cater to all tastes, including vegetarian and meat options. A highlight of the restaurant is its splendid rooftop terrace, which offers sweeping views over the city and a serene setting for dining. This hidden jewel in the City of London is the ideal choice for those seeking an upscale dining experience, enhanced by a carefully curated wine list.
Modern British restaurant at the South Place Hotel, with mirrored ceiling and 7th-floor City views.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3 South Pl, London EC2M 2AF, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 20 3215 1260
Website: http://www.anglerrestaurant.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: anglerrestaurant.comopentable.co.uk
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Reviews
The dining room is elegant and calm, filled with natural light and a relaxed, understated sense of luxury. It’s an ideal setting for focused, precise cooking without feeling formal or intimidating.
On both occasions, the tasting menu was excellent. The dishes were well balanced and clearly seafood-led, with clean flavours and very careful execution. Everything felt cohesive from start to finish, with particularly strong fish courses — precise, restrained, and confidently cooked.
Service was consistently polished and professional, with good pacing and clear explanations. Wine service was handled thoughtfully and complemented the food well.
Overall, Angler delivers exactly what one expects from a Michelin-starred restaurant: consistency, technical skill, and a calm confidence throughout. Both lunches were thoroughly enjoyable, and it’s a place I would happily return to again.
Food was immaculate.
Tuna tartare – the tuna was very meaty and had some lovely asian ingredients around it. I loved the ginger on it.
Lobster raviolo – I had the lobster raviolo at restaurant Gordon Ramsay a few years ago and this one wins by a mile. The sauce was rich but light, it complimented the lobster so well. There was a slight kick to the sauce and lovely aroma of Thai basil. It was just so yummy.
Sea bass with roaster carrots – excellent fish, cooked with super crispy skin. The elements around it were to die for – especially the sauces.
“Surf and turf” cod and chicken – mindblown by this dish and all the elements around it. Smothered in a stunning sauce with lovely ceps mushrooms.
The desserts again, were just so amazing. We had a sorbet with plum and jelly as a palette cleanser. It had popping candy which was a super fun element.
Fig pavlova with a cinnamon sponge at the bottom, again great elements with it.
Chocolate cremeaux was a great finish to the meal. So many textures and although it was 70% dark chocolate on the bottom, it wasn’t overpowering how some chocolate desserts tend to be. All the flavours were well rounded and balanced.
Thank you to the FOH staff for taking care of us so well. We will definitely be back.
Elegant decor and ambience.
Very simple menu to choose from. We left satisfied but not convinced, with mixed feelings. The dessert, however, was outstanding.
The ambience was otherwise very pleasant—particularly with the rain outside trickling down the slanted window panes, adding to the atmosphere. The long, stylish dining room features an impressive metal-designed ceiling that catches the eye.
We had the “Taste of Autumn” menu: a three-course set menu with complimentary champagne (£55), with supplements for certain dishes.
Bread Course
Potato & polenta sourdough with whipped brown butter – as expected, very good.
Starter
Tuna Tartare
With ginger dressing, toasted sesame, and pepper purée.
An excellent dish—fresh, vibrant, and distinctly Asian in flavour, with the sesame and ginger complementing the tuna beautifully.
Main
Pork Belly
Served with smoked celeriac, Morteau sausage, and puy lentils.
The pork was cooked to perfection: tender meat, crisp skin, just enough fat, and accompanied by a delicate apple note and a lovely sauce. The lentils and crackling added great texture.
(Scottish Cod with caramelised cauliflower, lovage, and chicken butter sauce was available with a £15 supplement, but we did not try this.)
Dessert
70% Chocolate Crémeux
With milk chocolate nougat and salted caramel cream.
Outstanding—one of the best chocolate desserts I’ve had: rich, smooth, and perfectly balanced.
Extras
Three petits fours rounded off the meal nicely.
Drinks & Service
Service throughout was attentive and friendly. The complimentary champagne (Piper-Heidsieck) was a welcome touch.
Overall
Almost a perfect evening: excellent food, well-presented courses, stylish surroundings, and good service. The only downside was the intrusive noise from the private event, which significantly impacted the otherwise refined atmosphere.
Everything was outstanding. The service and menu knowledge was exceptional all the way through. The room was comfortable and tables carefully placed. Every course was an incredibly and delicate burst of flavours in each mouthful. We had the tasting menu with matched wines and it is a must to experience.
This is almost a hidden gem and must be shouted about. The team here are perfect. Thank you for a great memory.