Break your fast at these London restaurants
The holy month of Ramadan starts on the evening of 17th February meaning Muslims across the city will be fasting, consuming no food or water until after the sun sets, for thirty days. Breaking the fast is traditionally done with dates, before Iftar (the main evening meal) is shared with friends and fam. Here are the best Iftar meals in London to eat during Ramadan.
Dishoom
Dishoom is running meaty and veggie Iftar menus available for groups of four or more. They include Dishoom classics like house chaat, black daal, okra fries, gunpowder potatoes and Awadhi jackfruit biryani. There are also specials like the Daal Gosht & Laccha Paratha, slow-cooked lamb leg served in daal with paratha and mixed pickle, and Chole Puri Halwa, chickpeas with halwa, pickles and a giant puri.
Available from Weds 18th February 2026
All Dishoom locations
InterContinental Park Lane
The Wellington Lounge at the InterContinental London Park Lane is doing an Iftar menu created in collaboration with award-winning Jordanian chef and MasterChef: The Professionals contestant Ayesha Kalaji. The sharing menu includes dishes like Nabulsi cheese with honey & preserved lemon; laverbread falafel with sumac-lime fennel; spiced confit chicken with kunafa pastry and yoghurt; crispy cauliflower with preserved lime glaze, cannellini musabaha; and frozen yoghurt with figs, honey and baklava.
Available from Weds 18th February 2026
One Park Lane, London, W1J 7QY
Spice Village
The Southall branch of Spice Village is putting on a mega Iftar buffet, costing just £19.99 Monday – Thursday and £22.99 Friday – Sunday, which also includes a round of complimentary dates, pakoras and rohafza. Or you can push the boat out a bit more and go for the Iftar set menu for £27.99 a head, featuring makhni boti, Punjabi samosa, Hyderabadi biyani, palak paneer, and gajar halwa.
Available from Weds 18th February 2026
185-189 The Broadway, Southall UB1 1LX
Villa Mamas
If you want to splash out for Iftar, head to Bahraini restaurant Villa Mamas for chef Roaya Saleh’s spesh three-course menu (at £65 per person). Hand-rolled warak enab; cheese sambosas; Bahraini chicken machbous; Persian-style chicken tahchin; manti and vermicelli rice; agali tres leches; and saffron ice cream are amongst the options, so you have plenty of choice.
Tues 17th February – Weds 18th March 2026
25-27 Elystan Street, London, SW3 3NT
Ta’mini Lebanese Bakery
Both branches of Ta’mini will be offering a £25 set menu for Iftar this year. After beginning with a date and glass of jallab, you get lentil soup with pita and fatoush salad. You can then choose either a manakish or a wrap, with fillings including chicken and avocado, falafel, and Lebanese-style sausage, and a dessert, like kunafa kaak.
Tues 17th February – Weds 18th March 2026
Kensington and Russell Square
Chargal
New Mayfair restaurant Chargal is doing a Turkish-inspired Iftar menu, featuring za’atar flatbread and mixed mezze; grills like kuzu mixed şiş, adana-spiced lamb, and Greek wild seabass with smoked bay leaf and honey-lemon dressing; and milk kadayıf with roasted hazelnuts.
Available from Tues 17th February 2026
11 Berkeley Street, London W1J 8DS
Middle Eats x Aram
Obi and Salma from cooking channel Middle Eats are teaming up with Aram, Imad Alanarb’s Somerset House restaurant, to host a special Iftar meal. It begins at 6pm but doors will open at 5.30pm with dates and drinks on offer to break your fast.
Thurs 26th February 2026
Somerset House, Strand, London WC2R 1LA
Palestine House
Co-working space and cultural hub Palestine House will be hosting Iftar throughout Ramadan, and it’s open to everyone, whether you’re fasting or wanting to experience Ramadan in a welcoming setting. A set menu, including dates, soup, starters and a main course, will be on offer and there’s also a prayer space available at the venue.
Weds 18th February – Thurs 19th March 2026
113 High Holborn, London, WC1V 6JJ
Royal Mahal
This Tooting restaurant is putting on south London’s biggest Iftar buffet this year. With capacity for over 200 people, the buffet (£26.99 for adults, excluding drinks) will feature more than 40 dishes, including chapli kebab, chilli paneer, lamb handi, channa masala, chicken biryani, lamb samosa, masala fish, kheer, and gulab jamun.
Tues 17th February – Weds18th March 2026
28 Upper Tooting Road, London, SW17 7PG
The Great Chase
Halal and alcohol-free restaurant The Great Chase is doing a £78 tasting menu for Iftar this year, so you can really push the boat out. Dishes include lamb bon bons with harissa yoghurt, citrus and fennel carpaccio with whipped feta, binchotan grilled beef fillet with pommes anna, and lemon brûlée tart.
Weds 18th February – Weds18th March 2026
6G Esther Anne Place
London, N1 1WL
JUMA Kitchen x Spaces
Philip Juma, founder of Iraqi street food spot JUMA in Borough Market, is hosting weekend Iftar feasts at JUMA Spaces in Holloway. Each week there’ll be a different menu (though always starting with dates, warm milk, ayran and soup, and finishing with tea and sweets), with guest chefs making special appearances to serve desserts too.
Fri 20th February – Sun 15th March 2026
JUMA Spaces, 626A Holloway Rd, London N19 3PA
Meet Bros
Halal Asian-fusion steakhouse Meet Bros will be putting on a single shared Iftar offering at both its Paddington and Shoreditch locations each evening, with everything from Asian small plates to steaks and biryanis on the menu. Dedicated prayer spaces will also be available at both restaurants.
Tues 17th February – Weds 18th March 2026
Shoreditch and Paddington
Little Baobab
Senegalese restaurant Little Baobab is hosting a series of Ramadan Nights, where you can tuck into an Iftar buffet featuring West African flavours. Expect dishes like Fish Fataya, Mos Dolli, Lamb Thiou, Spinach Stew, and Jollof Rice, plus Café Touba, a spiced coffee with cloves, and traditional Attaya Senegalese tea.
Thurs 19th & Weds 25th February and Thurs 5th & Thurs 12th March 2026
66-68 Great Suffolk Street, London SE1 0BL
Farzi
Celebrate Iftar at Farzi with either a two-course or three-course special menu. Begin with papadums, dates and Rooh Afza before getting stuck into the Mumbai street food-inspired Charsi Tawa Platter, a sharing mixed grill. If you’ve got room for pud, you can add on a special Eid dessert.
Weds 18th February – Thurs 19th March 2026
8 Haymarket, London, SW1Y 4BP
Bombay Bustle
Bombay Bustle is doing a collab Iftar menu with Pernia Qureshi, author of the Ammi’s Kitchen cookbook, this year. Celebrating the culinary traditions of Rampur, the menu will include dishes like fruit chaat with dates, and rose sherbet; Kathal Kebabs, made with green jackfruit petals; Mutton Seekh Kebabs; Chicken Kali Mirch; Paneer Pasanda; Yakhni Pulao; and Phirni, a rice pudding with ground rice and green cardamom.
From Tues 17th February 2026
29 Maddox St, London W1S 2PA
T by Tamara
Palestinian restaurant T by Tamara will be serving an Iftar menu daily throughout Ramadan from 5.30pm. It includes dates, soup, a starter, a main dish or a signature Fatteh platter, and dessert. And if you can’t make it down t the restaurant, the menu will be available on Deliveroo so you can put on an Iftar feast at home.
From Tues 17th February 2026
17 Seymour Pl, London W1H 5BF
Aram
Imad Alarnab is hosting a series of three Iftar supper clubs in Salamlik, the private dining space at Aram, his restaurant in Somerset House. Each meal will begin with sharing mezze, followed by mains like slow-roasted lamb shoulder served with fragrant rice and cashews, and chicken thigh finished with chilli jam and confit garlic. You’ll finish with Ram – crisp filo pastry with pistachio ice cream, pistachio glaze and candy floss. A portion of each ticket sold will be donated to charities like Action Syria and Choose Love.
Weds 25th February, Thurs 5th & Thurs 12th March 2026
Somerset House, Strand, London WC2R 1LA
