Dining
The 5 Best Restaurants in Earls Court
The best restaurants in Earls Court: where to eat well, chosen on merit.
In short: our top picks are Cambio de Tercio, Capote y Toros and Masala Grill. 5 places in total, chosen on merit, with the full reasoning below.
Earls Court hides some real gems, led by one of London’s finest modern Spanish kitchens. These are the best restaurants in Earls Court.
| Place | Area | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Cambio de Tercio | South Kensington | £££ |
| Capote y Toros | South Kensington | £££ |
| Masala Grill | Earls Court | ££ |
| The Troubadour | Earls Court | ££ |
| Nuovi Sapori | Fulham | ££ |
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Editor’s choice
Cambio de Tercio
Why we pick itA celebrated modern Spanish restaurant, bold and accomplished.
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The Troubadour
Why we pick itA historic cafe and music venue with a lovely garden.
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Nuovi Sapori
Why we pick itA warm neighbourhood Italian, a local favourite.
Before you book
Old Brompton Road holds the best of it; book ahead for the Spanish rooms.
Common questions
What are the best restaurants in Earls Court?
Cambio de Tercio is our editor's choice: A celebrated modern Spanish restaurant, bold and accomplished. Cambio de Tercio, Capote y Toros and Masala Grill lead the guide, with 5 places in total, all chosen on merit.
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