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10 Most Wishlisted Restaurants in 2025

Out of all the many excellent restaurants on AmiGo, ten places in particular caught our users’ eye this year. There are a few hot new openings, but for the most part the list leans classic, with a handful of institutions that we like to call “worth-it classics”—old-school haunts that have stood the test of time and are still popular with locals. From Paris and Tokyo to Barcelona and Rome, these were the most wishlisted restaurants in 2025 on AmiGo. By AmiGo

10 Most Wishlisted Restaurants in 2025
Diporto

Diporto · Athens

Diporto Athens

For a classic Greek meal, look no further. This old-school spot has been open for more than 100 years, doesn’t have a sign or a menu, and occupies a simple, basement-level space. The food is simple and super fresh—just ask what is best that day and order it. It’s a no-frills, authentic experience that’s best for lunch.

Tarántula Paris

Set in the 11th arrondissement, this buzzy northern Mexican restaurant and wine bar has an intimate, candlelit-space and a flavor-packed menu from chef Emmanuel Peña. The hot spot has become known for its cool vibe and delicious dishes, including grilled onions with white chili sauce, slow-roasted Cornish hen served with corn tortillas, and a delicious olive oil flan with rosemary for dessert.

STUDIO MULE

STUDIO MULE · Tokyo

Studio Mule Tokyo

Housed on the 3rd floor of a building in Shibuya, this cool natural wine bar has a great selection of bottles and perfect ambiance. The owner runs a record label, so it's little surprise that this spot also has a great vinyl collection.

Gresca

Gresca · Barcelona

Gresca Barcelona

At this neighborhood restaurant and wine bar, chefs in an open kitchen whip up a seasonal menu of delicious, inventive small plates. The intimate local favorite has a handful of tables (with a few highly covetable bar seats at the chef’s table) and a superlative natural wine list.

Rochelle Canteen London

Open for breakfast and lunch daily and dinner on weekends, this Shoreditch gem is set in the canteen of a former school and known for its nose-to-tail cuisine. It's casual and phenomenal.

Narukiyo

Narukiyo · Tokyo

Narukiyo Tokyo

One of the most fun spots for dinner in Tokyo, this cool izakaya is run by chef and owner Narukiyo, and the best seats in the house are at the bar where you can watch him work. Go with whatever he and the waiters recommend that day, and enjoy the atmosphere—dining here feels a bit like being at a very cool, intimate party.

Chez Georges

Chez Georges · Paris

Chez Georges Paris

A classic for a reason. Don’t miss it, whether it’s your first or fiftieth trip to Paris. Order all the bistro classics (sole meuniére, deviled eggs, steak au poivre, profiteroles) and try to snag a table on the terrace.

Trattoria Da Enzo al 29 Rome

Super traditional-feeling trattoria in Trastevere that excels in the Roman classics—pasta, meatballs, fried artichoke, and tiramisu.

Pharaoh

Pharaoh · Athens

Pharaoh Athens

One of Athens’ coolest restaurants, this buzzy spot is known for its natural wine, vinyl collection, and wood\-fired dishes\. Try to sit at the bar and don’t miss the tomato salad with manouri cheese\.

Trattoria Cammillo

Trattoria Cammillo · Florence

Trattoria Cammillo Florence

This Oltrarno restaurant has been a classic since opening in 1945. It serves comforting local classics including pasta (of course) and a great bistecca alla Fiorentina.

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