622 Restaurants near SE1 2TH, London

" The name is an anagram of ‘love’, and cute Velo’s motto is ‘love making food’ – in this case a line-up of traditional Vietnamese street fodder at ve ..." Read our full review

With its bare-brick walls, reclaimed wooden furniture, bare filament bulbs, blaring rock soundtrack and pared-back menu, Flat Iron was among the first wave ... Find out more

Located in the hub of London’s financial and sight-seeing activity, The Shad Indian on Tooley Street is only a short stroll from the London Bridge sta ... Find out more

Welcome to the Extraordinary 1751 is a quintessential experience for anyone who seeks an escape from the ordinary and the mundane. We welcome people with o ... Find out more

"  The latest El Vino, at London Bridge is now open. Situated in the heart of one of London’s busiest business districts in More Place, betw ..." Read our full review

The two brothers behind these fun Neapolitan-style pizzerias have swiftly colonised London since setting up their first bricks-and-mortar outfit in Soho, of ... Find out more

"Located in Tooley Street’s imposing former fire station, this ‘buzzy’, glass-fronted outfit does its bit for social responsibility wh ..." Read our full review

"The owners of cod-1930s Chinese speakeasy Cecil’s have pushed the action on by a couple of decades, rebadging their off-Bermondsey Street premise ..." Read our full review

"Santo Remedio caused a stir in Shoreditch in 2016 before rent increases forced it to close soon after opening. But it was around for long enough to dev ..." Read our full review

Found in London Bridge, Smashing Plates is the brainchild of Greek restaurateur Neofytos Christodoulou - a lively fast casual restaurant serving up its own ... Find out more

Head to Gaucho’s Tower Bridge restaurant for some seriously stunning panoramic views of the South Bank and chow down on some truly delectable Argentin ... Find out more

Our modern cafe, exposing original brick walls and pillars, is stylish with comfortable seating. It is perfect for a quiet work lunch or time out from all t ... Find out more

Owners Nicholsons appear to have spent a packet transforming this Thames-side former tea warehouse – where museum founder Frederick Horniman dealt in ... Find out more