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Fallow

4.7 (12,910)$$ · Mid-range

Fallow has built a devoted following for cooking that makes creative use of underused ingredients and cuts, delivered in a relaxed but polished dining room near Haymarket. Reviewers repeatedly describe it as among the best meals of their lives, with one couple returning specifically for their anniversary calling the food, drinks, and hospitality the best experience they've had there yet. Its 4.7 rating from nearly 13,000 reviews and very high trendy score reflect genuine word-of-mouth momentum rather than one-off hype, while the mid-range pricing keeps it more attainable than London's high-end tasting-menu restaurants. It suits couples and food-focused groups equally well, for both a special dinner and a satisfying lunch.

✨ Reasons to go

  • 1Known for cooking with underused ingredients and cuts, pushing a nose-to-tail, low-waste approach
  • 2The restaurant runs its own YouTube channel that regular customers follow before visiting
  • 3Holds a 4.7 rating across nearly 13,000 reviews, an unusually high volume for this level of consistency

💡 Good to know

  • 1Book ahead given its strong reputation and volume of demand
  • 2come with an adventurous palate, since the kitchen favours unconventional ingredients
  • 3a lunch booking can be an easier way in than peak evening slots

⏱️ Typical visit

1h15

🚶 Walking intensity

Easy pace

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Address

52 Haymarket, London SW1Y 4RP, UKGoogleApple
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Booking

Booking recommended

What people say

"This has been the best Fallow experience we have ever had. We came for our anniversary and had the most amazing food, drinks, and more importantly the hospitality. The team’s service was impeccable - you were never without a drink and never left waiting. We sat at the Chef’s counter and appreciated the chefs taking the time out to speak to us too. A HUGE shoutout to Lockie and Fergus for the amazing service and food. You guys are the best. Recommend the mushroom parfait, cod’s head, beef tartare, burrata… all of it!"

Helen Beeby