5 best fine dining restaurants in London to visit for Easter 2026

While many people across the UK plan to take extended breaks around the world this Easter 2026, there is plenty to do in London during this spring bank holiday. With many fine dining restaurants and luxury hotels across London launching fun menus, activations, Easter egg hunts and extravagant chocolate creations, there are lots of activities and menus to indulge in with your family and friends. Here, we list five best fine dining restaurants in London to visit for Easter 2026.Il Gattopardo, Mayfair

Il Gattopardo in Mayfair has launched a special Easter menu for 2026 which celebrates traditional Italian dishes, alongside a new design of its leopard print Easter egg. The special new menu includes regional classics with special Easter additions like torta pasqualina, and asparagi, which is grilled asparagus topped with truffle honey and Parmesan shavings. To follow, choose from an oven-baked lasagna with Black Angus ragù and 24-month parmigiano reggiano, slow-roasted lamb leg or a grilled seafood selection of sea bream, prawns, mussels and squid. For dessert, there are four special selections, all inspired by the traditions of Easter in Italy. As part of the spread, guests can also enjoy the restaurant’s signature Tiramisu and fresh Mantecato Gelato. Il Gattopardo’s leopard print Easter egg will reappear for 2026 in cyan blue, and will be available at the restaurant to purchase and take home. The shell is crafted from dark milk chocolate, and hidden within are pearls of caramel chocolate.COYA, Mayfair

This Easter, COYA Mayfair is hosting their Azucar Sunday, which is a twist on the traditional Sunday roast. Expect an indulgent Peruvian feast paired with the soulful sounds of a live Latin American band. Available on 3 April, Easter Sunday 5 April, and Monday 6 April for lunch, the experience offers guests a selection of COYA’s signature dishes including wagyu beef gyoza, crispy baby squid, sea bass ceviche, baby chicken, wagyu rump cap, and sea bream. Each guest will also receive a complimentary drink, choosing between a glass of Veuve Clicquot Champagne or a mocktail, offering a refined yet indulgent way to celebrate the occasion.108 Brasserie, Marylebone

Over the Easter weekend, 108 Brasserie, which is located within The Marylebone hotel, will host family-friendly activities for guests of the hotel and restaurant. On Good Friday, The Cocktail Bar will be conducting a complimentary mocktail-making workshop with head bartender, Austeja Kuraite. And on Easter Sunday, diners enjoying the Sunday Roast at 108 Brasserie can let the kids get creative with complimentary Easter egg painting in the Parlour. A great excuse to spend a great afternoon with your family that will also keep the little ones entertained.JOIA, Battersea

This Easter, JOIA, the Portuguese bar and restaurant situated in art’otel London Battersea, has created a memorable sky-high celebration with a specially curated Easter sharing menu. Bringing together the finest seasonal spring produce, the menu features dishes from slow-roasted lamb shoulder to whole grilled sea bream, all crafted with JOIA’s signature Iberian flair. Catering for the whole family, JOIA’s Easter offering also includes a complimentary kid’s club in Perola, which offers a range of fun, creative activities to keep younger guests entertained throughout the afternoon. There is also an Easter egg hunt on the rooftop, marking the perfect way to round off a memorable family feast.Dalloway Terrace, Bloomsbury

This Easter 2026, Dalloway Terrace at The Bloomsbury Hotel has turned into a celebration of blooms, chocolate treats, and seasonal flavours, transforming the terrace into an English garden-inspired sanctuary. Inspired by untamed meadows and the beauty of the natural world, seasonal blooms and hand-drawn illustrations create a whimsical, immersive backdrop perfect for Easter celebrations. Guests can enjoy limited-edition afternoon tea (including a literary Easter egg hunt for the kids), vibrant cocktails, and festive seasonal dishes amid the floral display.

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