595 Restaurants near SE1 1LB, London

"The World Cup, Wimbledon, The Commonwealth Games, wickets falling at Old Trafford and women’s mud wrestling in Wigan (for all we know) – if ..." Read our full review

Anyone who's walked past Belushi's in London Bridge will know, there's always something going on in this buzzing bar and restaurant, whether it's live footb ... Find out more

This spin-off bakery from the legendary St. John in Clerkenwell – the restaurant which instigated the nose-to-tail movement of eating when it opened a ... Find out more

"A tas is a traditional Turkish cooking pot, & the popular mini-chain that bears its name aims to recreate some of the warmth of home with its welco ..." Read our full review

"London Bridge has a serious lack of cocktail bars. But, due to the area's saturation of pubs, it's almost impossible to get an alcohol licence. If ..." Read our full review

Indian Gourmet is located in the London Bridge, just stone’s throw away from the busy hustle and bustle of historical Borough Market. It offers freshl ... Find out more

"The original Boot & Flogger opened back in 1964, the first of many wine bars in Davy’s gentrified London empire. Today, the promise of superi ..." Read our full review

Explore the delights of Lord Clyde’s, an unassuming yet inviting Southwark pub that takes immense pride in offering a diverse array of beers and real ... Find out more

"Set over two floors of a rickety old brick terrace, this low-key wine bar has a dishevelled Dickensian pose that makes it ideal for a cosy winter meet- ..." Read our full review

"Right outside the entrance to South Bank’s new dining hub Flat Iron Square, Lupins is the brainchild of catering friends Lucy Pedder and Natasha ..." Read our full review

Wrap up warm for wintertime drinks from the bar at foodie enclave Flat Iron Square. Despite wood burning fiercely in a brazier and several patio heaters, wh ... Find out more

"Set in conjoined railway arches at Southwark street-food yard, Flat Iron Square, Omeara is the brainchild of Mumford & Sons keyboardist Ben Lovett. ..." Read our full review

A small, attractive modern Asian restaurant, Simply Indian is to be found just moments from South London’s Borough High Street and the famed food mark ... Find out more

"‘Wakey! Wakey! Rise & shine!’ No matter how bad the hangover, the peppy, perky Breakfast Club experience will surely rouse you from you ..." Read our full review