Riding House Bloomsbury

Going strong in London's most fashionable districts for a decade, Riding House Bloomsbury chic restaurants and light, wholesome food have seen it grow into more than just an eatery in London. Today, RHB is an institution.

Diners from near and far are warmly invited to Riding House Bloomsbury. Thanks to their spacious dining hall, large groups, cosier meetups and lovers can enjoy the space in their own way. Flooded with light the moment the sun rises, RHB has filled its low-ceilinged space with long tables, an island bar, wicker armchairs for those who seek premium comfort, bistro tables and squidgy sofas. And what makes this establishment so special is its attention to uniformity. Slick and modern furniture creates a streamlined look whilst wicker and rattan textures afford it a lightness and informality that is brought to life by the green-fingered nymph who has placed lush potted greens upon each surface. Reviving and restorative, RHB is a social hub with a difference.

The food is designed to revitalise and energise, and nothing says health and well-being like a carefully curated bowl with skewers on the side. Enjoy your bowl brimming with anything from wild rice, quinoa, sweet potato and courgette fritters, rigatoni, corn chowder and seasonal vegetables. Then, choose your skewer, and whether you opt for the spiced lamb, miso salmon, lemon chicken or tempura broccoli, you're in for a treat.

As for the bigger plates, have your fill of European-inspired culinary creations. We're talking Grana Padano chicken with a panko crust, beef and buttermilk chicken burgers, and a slow-cooked lamb ragu pappardelle. They're also visiting Asia for their fish and king prawn curry and miso grilled seabass. Finally, order in a round of barrel-aged cocktails and share some hot brioche doughnuts between you. After all, it isn't RHB without a touch of decadence.