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Breaking Fast Together: The Best Places to Enjoy Iftar This Ramadan in London
Ramadan is more than a period of fasting, it’s a cherished time for reflection, renewal, and connection.
Whether you’re observing Ramadan or simply keen to enjoy the cultural and culinary richness of an Iftar meal out, the London food scene offers a diverse and inviting array of experiences this year. From elegant set menus in London’s fine-dining restaurants to lively buffets and cosy family-friendly spots, there’s something to suit every mood and group size and many venues now provide designated prayer spaces so the spiritual rhythm of the day can continue seamlessly.
Here’s our guide to some of the top places across London which is home to the largest Muslim community in the UK, with nearly 1.4 million people living in the capital. There are a whole host of restaurants that are open for Iftar and Suhoor. There are plenty of choices this Ramadan that are perfect for tying together tradition, food, and fellowship.
The Great Chase — London £78PP
Known for its halal contemporary British cuisine. This year’s Iftar menu features their Signature Bread & Date Butter, Lamb Bonbons, Binchotan Grilled Beef Fillet, and more. You can also opt for their Beef Wellington or Wagyu Ribeye for additional charges. It is also equipped with prayer spaces and is ideal for gathering close friends or family for a memorable evening.
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Meet Bros - London (Paddington & Shoreditch)
Experience the perfect blend of Western and Asian cuisine in a warm and inviting atmosphere where everyone becomes part of the family. This Ramadan Meet Bros offers a communal Iftar seating concept, where you break fast together before indulging in an à la carte spread. Both flagship locations include dedicated prayer space to seamlessly transition from meal to Maghrib prayer.
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Iftar at Spice village £19.99
For a hearty and flavour-packed Iftar in London, Spice Village Tooting offers a generous Ramadan set menu that celebrates the rich, comforting flavours of traditional Pakistani cuisine. Known for its vibrant atmosphere and authentic dishes, it’s a popular spot for gathering with family and friends to break the fast.
The Iftar begins in the customary way with sweet dates, served alongside refreshing mango lassi and Rooh Afza to gently break the fast. Guests can then enjoy a selection of comforting mains, including fragrant chicken biryani and classic curry dishes, showcasing the bold spices and slow-cooked flavours the restaurant is known for.
Designed as a sociable feast, the set menu brings together a variety of dishes that capture the warmth and generosity of Ramadan dining, making it an ideal choice for group Iftars or relaxed evenings spent celebrating the spirit of the season.
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Iftar at COYA Mayfair - Peruvian Elegance in the Heart of Mayfair £65PP
COYA’s Ramadan menu strikes a balance between tradition and innovation: it honours the ritual of breaking the fast with dates and soup, but channels the restaurant’s signature Peruvian energy and sharing ethos through every dish. Whether you’re gathering with loved ones or treating yourself to a special Iftar out, this set menu offers an elegant way to celebrate the evening in style.
This three-course feast begins in true traditional style with Medjool dates to break your fast, followed by a comforting trio of guacamole, soup of the day and warm cheese bread, a gentle yet satisfying start after a long day of fasting.
Next comes a generous selection of COYA’s signature small plates, perfect for sharing and sampling vibrant Peruvian-inspired tastes:
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Wagyu gyoza with mushrooms and ají panca, finished with a Szechuan dipping sauce
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Shi-itake tacos, grilled and topped with feta, avocado and coriander
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Crisp edamame seasoned with chilli and lemon
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COYA salad, a refreshing mix of romaine, quail eggs, anchovies and Manchego
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Chicken empanadas with smoky garlic aioli
For the centrepiece, diners can choose one main from a selection of refined plates that reflect COYA’s globally influenced culinary ethos:
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Wild Mushroom Cazuela earthy Peruvian potatoes with truffle butter and a truffled egg (vegetarian)
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Sea Bream Fillet delicate fish with marinated peppers and fennel salad
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Chilean Sea Bass Cazuela paired with bomba rice, lime, miso and ají amarillo
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Baby Chicken grilled with aji panca and fresh coriander
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Lomo Saltado classic beef stir-fry with sweetcorn rice and crispy potato
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Lamb Ribs glazed with miso and tamarind, finished with buckwheat
To round off the meal, the set includes a dessert to share Pistachio Tres Leches cake with salted pistachio praline, vanilla ice cream and crisp kataifi. A rich, creamy and subtly sweet dessert, a perfect finale to an elevated Iftar.
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Em Sherif - London (Harrods) £90 PP
Since opening its first Beirut site in 2011, Em Sherif has been widely credited for putting Lebanese fine dining on the map. Chef patron Mireille Hayek has continuously captured the hearts of diners with tantalising food that feels elevated yet still traditional, while her chic dining spaces achieve the same balance. Em Sherif’s first European restaurant, found on the Second Floor at Harrods, is no different. For a luxurious Lebanese feast, Em Sherif’s Iftar set menu is a sumptuous affair. Expect an array of traditional mezze, grilled skewers and desserts in an elegant setting, perfect if you’re celebrating with family or entertaining guests.
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Villa Mama - London
Villa Mamas Restaurant London is a Middle Eastern dining destination in Chelsea, United Kingdom, founded by Bahraini chef Roaya Saleh. It brings the warmth and flavours of the Gulf region to London, blending Bahraini home-style cooking with Mediterranean and Persian influences.
Popular dishes include chicken biryani, mozat laham (lamb shank with vermicelli rice), halibut sabzi, and vegetarian qurma sabzi. The restaurant also serves mocktails, Turkish coffee, and specialty herbal teas.
Dishoom Iftar Feast menu £38pp
For those observing Ramadan in the capital, Dishoom offers a beautifully setting to break your fast, one that feels as much about togetherness as it does about the food.
From sunset each evening until 18 March, all Dishoom cafés across the UK present a specially curated Iftar Feast menu, designed for groups of six or more. True to the restaurant’s Bombay café heritage, the experience blends warmth, generosity and bold, comforting flavours, making it an ideal choice for families, friends and colleagues coming together after a long day of fasting.
The set menu is available in non-vegetarian, vegetarian and vegan variations, ensuring everyone at the table is catered for. Expect a generous, shareable spread of Dishoom favourites, the kind of dishes that encourage passing plates, tearing into warm breads and lingering in conversation. The format mirrors the spirit of Iftar itself: communal, abundant and unhurried.
With branches in central London, Manchester, Birmingham and beyond iftar at Dishoom is definitely worth visiting.
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A Middle Eastern Iftar Feast with Chef Ayesha Kalaji at Intercontinental London Park Lane
To honour the holy month of Ramadan, this February sees the launch of a Iftar menu created in collaboration with award-winning Jordanian chef Ayesha Kalaji
Iftar begins, as it should, gently. Guests are welcomed with a warming bowl of sorba, setting the tone before moving into an abundant selection of savoury mezze.
Expect vibrant, nostalgic flavours with refined touches:
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Teta’s Pink Turnip Pickles — bright, sharp and palate-awakening
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Laverbread Falafel, served with sumac-lime fennel and lemon tahini
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Nabulsi Cheese drizzled with honey, preserved lemon and wild oregano
The feast continues with bold, generously plated mains designed for the centre of the table. Standouts include:
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Makmoura – spiced confit chicken layered with crisp kunafa pastry, strained yoghurt, jewel-like pomegranate and Aleppo chilli. It’s textural, aromatic and deeply satisfying.
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Crispy Cauliflower – glazed with preserved lime, served alongside cannellini musabaha, mint shatta and roasted grapes. A vegetarian centrepiece that feels anything but secondary.
The menu strikes a careful balance between indulgence and brightness – rich enough to feel celebratory, yet thoughtfully composed to avoid post-Iftar heaviness.
Dessert is where the menu leans playfully modern while honouring classic Middle Eastern notes.
The Chocolate, Mahleb and Raspberry features ruby chocolate crémeux, raspberry gel, milk crumb and a delicate pink mahleb tuile layered, fragrant and gently floral.
Alternatively, Frozen Yoghurt with Figs, Honey and Baklava offers a lighter, honeyed close – creamy, nutty and nostalgic.
This is an Iftar offering that is rooted in Middle Eastern heritage, but refined for a London dining audience. Perfect for those seeking something celebratory, elegant and rich in flavour.
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Ramadan Iftar gatherings at maroush - £29PP
Celebrate Ramadan iftar in London at Maroush with a feast steeped in tradition. Their iftar menu brings you the rich flavours of Lebanon soothing lentil soup crisp fattoush sizzling mixed grills kibbeh saynieh and delicate mouhallabieh to end on a sweet note. Start with fresh juice and dates before sharing a spread made to nourish served every evening after iftar from February 17th.
Share this blessed season with family, friends and colleagues over a special Ramadan dining experience at Maroush in London. Break your fast with dates, fresh juices and mezze, followed by generous Lebanese dishes prepared with care.
Whether you are planning an intimate iftar or a larger group celebration, expect a warm and welcoming evening that feels just like home.
Book Here – Maroush
Ramadan Iftar at Farzi - £29.99PP
For a contemporary take on Iftar in the heart of London, Farzi London offers a vibrant, flavour-packed menu that blends tradition with the bold creativity of modern Indian cuisine. Designed to be shared, their Ramadan set menu brings together comforting classics and street-food inspired dishes that feel both celebratory and indulgent.
The evening begins in the traditional way, with sweet dates to gently break the fast, accompanied by crisp papadums and a refreshing Rooh Afza blend elevated with sparkling water, fresh lemon and mint. From there, guests are invited to share Farzi’s signature Charsi Tawa Platter, a generous Mumbai street-food inspired mixed grill served sizzling and designed for the whole table to enjoy. The experience captures the lively spirit of South Asian street dining while remaining perfect for a relaxed Iftar gathering with friends or family.
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Iftar at Chargal Mayfair - A Modern Turkish Feast After Sunset £79
For a memorable Iftar with a contemporary Mediterranean twist, Chargal Mayfair delivers an elegant three-course evening menu designed to bring people together after a day of fasting. Available nightly until 18 March, this curated experience celebrates the warmth, hospitality and vibrant flavours of Turkish and Eastern Mediterranean cuisine in a sophisticated yet relaxed Mayfair setting.
The feast begins gently with a selection of flatbreads and mezze inspired by the region’s rich culinary heritage. Think smoky chargrilled flatbreads paired with vibrant small plates such as creamy hummus, tangy muhammara, cooling cacık and seasonal crudités. The mezze showcase bold, balanced flavours that awaken the palate after sunset.
As the table fills, the Iftar moves into heartier territory with a choice of grilled meats, seafood and plant-based options, all prepared with Chargal’s signature open-fire technique. Highlights include:
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Taouk and Shish skewers – tender chicken and marinated cuts grilled over oak charcoal Adana kebab – seasoned hand-minced lamb with rich spice and fire-kissed char Seafood selections – grilled or roasted to showcase natural flavours Vegetarian options – like chargrilled halloumi or seasonal veg served with creative accompaniments.
No Iftar is complete without something sweet. Chargal’s dessert offerings add a delightful finish to the evening, with options such as milk kadayıf with hazelnut or a refreshing chocolate sorbet with fennel pollen and olive oil light, elegant desserts that round off the meal without overwhelming.
Chargal’s Ramadan menu strikes the ideal balance between heritage and contemporary dining.
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Indi-Go Rasoi Iftar in a Box £45 for two
Indi-Go Rasoi, London’s iconic Indian street food eatery, is launching a special Iftar menu for Ramadan 2026. The new set menu showcases authentic Indian comfort dishes, thoughtfully created for the capital’s Muslim community to sink their teeth into when breaking their fast.
With click-and-collect available across multiple Central London locations, Indi-Go Rasoi makes Iftar both affordable and convenient – allowing busy Londoners to pre-order and pick up their meal on the way home after a long day at the office.
The Iftar menu features two generous options. Option one includes veg and meat samosas, samosa chaat, a chicken kati roll, a choice of lamb or chicken biryani and kasturi butter chicken, served with garlic naan. Option two, a vegetarian offering, features veg and cheese samosas, samosa chaat, a paneer kati roll, veg biryani, and dal maharani, also served with garlic naan. Both menus are accompanied by house kachumber salad, raita, mint yoghurt chutney, a choice of pistachio or Nutella naan for dessert, and two drinks from mango lassi, nimbu pani, Limca, or Thums Up.
Each set menu is priced at £45, with 10% off any follow-up orders.
Palestine House Communal Dining £35
This Ramadan, Palestine House will be opening its doors every evening to host Iftar.
As the sun sets, they will be coming together to break fast in a shared space rooted in community, care, and connection. Iftar at Palestine House is open to all, whether you’re fasting, joining family or friends, or simply wanting to experience Ramadan in a welcoming, communal setting.
Each evening, they will be sharing a nourishing meal, good company, and a moment of pause at the end of the day. Ramadan is a time of reflection, generosity, and togetherness, and Palestine House can be a place where that spirit is felt every night.
The offering is a set menu: dates, soup, falafel, cheese rolls, bamya, hummus and hiba salad starters. Main course is chicken and lamb on a bed of rice. A Gaza Cola, hibiscus or Fresh lemonade, baklava and Palestinian Coffee. Knafeh will be freshly made on site and can be pre-ordered or bought on the day.
They also have a prayer space available.
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Gather for Iftar at Bacchanalia £20 PP
For an elegant and elevated way to break the fast in London, Bacchanalia offers a refined Iftar add-on designed to complement its luxurious dining experience. Available alongside the restaurant’s à la carte menu, this thoughtful Ramadan offering adds a meaningful ritual to an already indulgent evening.
The experience begins with a selection of traditional bites intended to gently break the fast. Guests are welcomed with sweet dates alongside halva, fragrant Turkish delight and refreshing kefir, a nourishing combination that balances sweetness with light, restorative flavours after a day of fasting.
To conclude the experience, Bacchanalia presents a beautifully crafted dessert: delicate golden filo pastry layered with custard for a rich yet elegant finish. The dish adds a signature flourish, reflecting the restaurant’s Mediterranean-inspired approach to classic flavours.
Priced at £20 per person as an add-on to the main menu, Bacchanalia’s Iftar offering is perfect for those looking to combine the spiritual moment of breaking the fast with an evening of exceptional dining in one of London’s most glamorous settings.
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Come Together for IFTAR AT COMPTOIR £29.95
For a relaxed and sociable Iftar rooted in Levantine hospitality, Comptoir Libanais invites guests to gather and celebrate the spirit of Ramadan with its generous Iftar Feast, available across locations in London and the wider UK. The experience begins in the traditional way with sweet dates and a refreshing drink to gently break the fast at sunset. From there, guests can enjoy a vibrant spread featuring a selection of mezze to share, followed by a choice of main courses and desserts, bringing together the colourful, comforting flavours of Lebanese cuisine.
Available for dine-in, takeaway, click and collect or delivery throughout Ramadan, the Iftar Feast offers a simple and welcoming way to gather with friends and family to mark the evening meal.
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Iftar at Noya £25 PP
For a contemporary Asian-inspired Iftar in London, Noya London offers a vibrant Ramadan set menu designed to bring bold flavours and variety to the table. Priced at £25 per person, the menu blends Japanese and pan-Asian favourites in a generous multi-course format that’s perfect for sharing with friends and family.
The meal begins with dates and olives to gently break the fast, before guests choose from a selection of starters such as crispy vegetable spring rolls, chicken or beef gyoza, spicy chicken karaage glazed with Korean sweet chilli, or light tiger prawn tempura served with Japanese spicy mayo.
For mains, diners can opt for comforting wok-fried noodles, yakitori chicken skewers from the robata grill, classic chicken katsu curry, grilled Asian chicken or teriyaki-glazed salmon, with the option to upgrade to kimchi-marinated lamb cutlets. A choice of sides, including steamed rice, heritage tomato salad or premium fries, completes the meal.
Offering a diverse menu and relaxed setting, Noya’s Ramadan offering is a great option for those looking to enjoy a flavour-packed Iftar with a modern Asian twist.
Book Here – Noya
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