Cuisine Guide

Date Night — Best Seafood in Central London

Discover handpicked Seafood restaurants in Central London, with what to order first at each place.

Every place here is handpicked. Signal score shows how strong and consistent the review coverage is, not a star rating.

6 restaurants

1
Sweetings

British Seafood · £££ · City of London

82Signal

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Dressed Crab

The crustaceans are cooked and dismembered fresh every day on the premises; critics describe the result as 'irreducibly crabby' and needing nothing more than a squeeze of lemon and buttered brown bread.

Strong, consistent praise across multiple sources.

2
Fish Central

British Seafood · ££ · Clerkenwell

80Signal

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Cod and Chips

Described as the 'best fish and chips in Zone 1 by some distance,' featuring a 'light, delicate batter' and 'superbly moist' fish.

Strong, consistent praise across multiple sources.

3
Parsons

Seafood · £££ · Covent Garden

78Signal

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Potted Shrimp Croquettes

Regarded as one of the best uses for nutty brown shrimp, these 'massive flavour bombs' feature a light béchamel inside a crisp panko shell.

Strong, consistent praise across multiple sources.

4
North Sea Fish

Fish and Chips / Seafood · ££ · Bloomsbury

72Signal

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Battered Cod and Chips

Considered a 'very reliable' staple of this 'venerable chipper,' the cod is praised for being 'carefully cooked' with a thin, non-soggy batter that has a 'pleasing crunch.'

Well-backed by reviews and repeat mentions.

5
Cometa

Mexican Seafood · £££ · Fitzrovia

70Signal

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Ceviche and Aguachile

These raw dishes lead the menu, pairing fresh UK seafood with 'zesty Mexican flavours' inspired by the coastal state of Sinaloa.

Well-backed by reviews and repeat mentions.

6
Seafresh

Seafood / Fish & Chips · ££ · Victoria

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Light Coverage

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Cod & Chips

The benchmark dish; described as a large fillet, battered and crispy fried, served with mushy peas.

Light coverage. Worth knowing, but not heavily written about.

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