Where to eat in Battersea
6 places
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Dishoom
££The Irani cafes of old Bombay recreated in careful detail, and the bacon naan roll that made it a breakfast destination as much as a dinner one.
Any party size can book before 6pm; after 6pm bookings are for groups of six or more only. Most tables are held back for walk-ins either way. Seven London branches; the Branches tab has six named.
Gracey's Pizza
££Inside the Battersea Power Station development, on the first floor above the main circus.
Joia
££££Portuguese cooking fourteen floors up beside the Power Station, and one of very few serious Portuguese kitchens in London.
Sticks'n'Sushi
£££A Danish-Japanese format that puts sushi and skewers on the same menu - reliable rather than remarkable, and useful when a table cannot agree.
Wright Brothers
£££An oyster bar with fish arriving from Devon daily and a specials board that changes with the boat.
If everything else is full
Reliable rather than remarkable. These are chains — worth knowing about when you need somewhere open, not worth a journey.
Bread Street Kitchen
£££Gordon Ramsay's all-day format - a steak, a burger and a long opening span. The reliable option rather than the interesting one, and it turns up wherever a new development does.