Ida

Ida is a London restaurant with evening hours from Tuesday to Saturday and a shorter Sunday daytime service. The clearest way to plan around it is to treat the Tuesday-to-Saturday evening window as the main recurring option, with Sunday 12:30–3 PM as a specific, limited window.

The verified practical details are direct: Ida is closed on Monday, open Tuesday to Saturday from 6–10:30 PM, open Sunday from 12:30–3 PM. The dress code is smart casual. Beyond those basics, avoid assuming a particular cuisine, price tier, chef, menu format, or service style unless confirming directly before you book.

Use Ida for a planned London meal with smart-casual expectations

Ida makes most sense when the priority is a clearly timed restaurant visit in London. With no verified price tier, tasting format, chef attribution, or awards attached here, it should not be framed around unconfirmed accolades or formats. The decision is simpler: choose Ida if the opening hours and smart-casual setting fit your plans.

For readers comparing options more broadly, use the full London restaurants guide rather than forcing Ida into a citywide special-occasion shortlist. If the plan is part of a larger trip, the restaurant decision pairs more naturally with practical planning through London hotels, London bars, London experiences than with a destination-only dining route.

First-timers should pick the service window before comparing peers

Start with timing. Ida is open Tuesday to Saturday from 6–10:30 PM, with Sunday service from 12:30–3 PM. If those windows do not fit, compare other dining options rather than stretching the plan around an unavailable time.

Cross-shopping should stay practical. Parlour, Paradise by way of Kensal Green, Harvest, SUDU, Sacro Cuore Pizza are names to check when availability, mood, or group plans point beyond Ida. Quick reference: consider Ida when its London setting, smart-casual dress code, service hours fit the meal you want.