What are the best rabbit dishes in London?

Based on diner recommendations, the best rabbit dish in London is at Stampa. We compared 9 restaurants serving rabbit dishes.

How much do rabbit dishes cost in London?

Rabbit dish prices in London range from £8.50 to £35.00 across 9 restaurants.

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Best Rabbit Dishes in London

9 restaurants compared

Price range: £8.50 – £35.00

Avg recommendation: 85%

Top 5 Rabbit Dishes in London (Quick Answer)

Based on diner recommendations across 9 restaurants:

Rabbit Ragu with Pappardelle at Stampa, £9.50 (Mayfair)
Deep Fried Rabbit with Rosemary at Morito — 92% recommended, £8.50 (Clerkenwell)
Tagliatelle with Rabbit and Lemon Ragu at Brutto — 90% recommended, £18.00 (Farringdon)
Boned Saddle of Rabbit at Otto's — 86% recommended, £35.00 (Holborn)
Rabbit Ballotine at La Palombe — 85% recommended, £21.00 (Kensington)

Scroll down for detailed comparisons, prices, and diner tips for each restaurant.

All 9 Rabbit Dishes

Rabbit Ragu with Pappardelle

Stampa

Mayfair·$

£9.50

Fresh pappardelle with slow-cooked wild rabbit, guanciale, white wine, and mascarpone.

Tip: The rabbit ragu is the seasonal special worth ordering — slow-cooked, rich, and distinctly different from standard meat ragù.

#292% recommend

Deep Fried Rabbit with Rosemary

Morito

Clerkenwell·$$$

£8.50

Crispy rabbit pieces served with rosemary sauce.

Tip: Order this early in your meal while it's still hot and the coating is at its crispiest. The texture changes as it sits.

#390% recommend

Tagliatelle with Rabbit and Lemon Ragu

Brutto

Farringdon·$$

£18.00

Flat ribbon pasta with slow-cooked rabbit ragù and bright lemon zest.

Tip: Multiple reviewers highly recommend the rabbit and lemon pappardelle. The al dente ribbons and rich, sticky ragu make it a standout.

#486% recommend

Boned Saddle of Rabbit

Otto's

Holborn·$$$

£35.00

Rabbit stuffed with veal sweetbreads and morel mushrooms.

Tip: If you like rabbit, this is the most elegant way to eat it. The sweetbread stuffing adds richness without overpowering the delicate meat.

#585% recommend

Rabbit Ballotine

La Palombe

Kensington·$$$

£21.00

Boned rabbit enriched with black pudding and served with seasonal vegetables.

Tip: If you like game, this is the dish to order. The black pudding stuffing is inspired.

#685% recommend

Rabbit Lasagne

Harwood Arms

Fulham·$$

£22.00

Layered pasta with rabbit ragù and béchamel.

Tip: If you want to try something beyond the expected Sunday roast, this showcases the chef's creativity.

#782% recommend

Braised Rabbit with Fennel & Black Rice

Rochelle Canteen

Shoreditch·$$$

£18.50

Slow-braised rabbit served with caramelized fennel and black rice.

Tip: Ask the server if rabbit is available before ordering — the kitchen only prepares it when they can source quality product. It's worth waiting for if not on the current menu.

#882% recommend

Hare with Celeriac & Brown Crab on Toast

St. John

Clerkenwell·$$$

£20.00

Braised hare with roasted celeriac and fresh crab on sourdough.

Tip: This dish is seasonal — ask the server if it's available before ordering, as St. John follows hunting seasons strictly.

#980% recommend

Rabbit in Mustard & Tarragon Sauce

Josephine

Chelsea·$$$

£32.00

Family-style sharing dish of tender rabbit in a creamy mustard sauce.

Tip: This is meant for sharing — order with bread to soak up the mustardy tarragon sauce. Perfect for two or three people.