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Impala


Impala restaurant reviews




Average rating: 4.6
What an incredible restaurant! I visited back in April when they first opened and Impala is probably one of the most exciting new openings in London. Food was amazing, service was thoughtful and friendly and the whole experience left me wanting more and excited to go back again. To start- the olive oil and honey bread left us gobsmacked, so light and sticky with honey! The flatbread was similarly amazing. We were lucky enough to get a seat at the counter where we were able to watch the bread be made and it was fascinating to watch such a delicate process. We also got the sheftalia (seasoned and grilled to perfection), the crab and shiso kibbeh (I loved the combination of the shiso leaf with the filling) and the oxtail orzo (a standout for sure, definitely a must try!). All in all a stunning meal and we will be returning to try the rest of the menu.




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Impala guide awards history
| Date | Guide | Old Award | New Award |
|---|---|---|---|
| October 2026 | Michelin Guide | Added to Guide | ![]() |
Impala FAQs
No, Impala is listed in the Michelin Guide but currently holds a standard Michelin Guide listing, which was awarded in October 2026.
Impala does not currently hold any AA Rosettes.
13-14 Dean Street, London, W1D 3RS.
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The nearest train station to Impala is Tottenham Court Road, approximately 0.17 miles away (as the crow flies).
Our most recent description of the cuisine type served at Impala is Contemporary.
No, according to our records Impala does not currently serve afternoon tea.