300 Restaurants near Brockwell Park Row, Brixton, London SW2

" “Halcyon blue water, fresh air and genuinely good food” are some of the reasons why readers make a beeline for this beautifully restored ..." Read our full review

"Follow a stroll in Brockwell Park with a well-kept pint or bite to eat at this gentrified boozer. Friendly staff, scrubbed pine tables & board game ..." Read our full review

"This Brixton newcomer has opened in one of the most foodie enclaves in SW2, just a few doors up from Naughty Piglet. It aims to bring a slice of Tuscan ..." Read our full review

"“Such fun, such great food and run with such love”, says a fan of this delightful neighbourhood bistro/wine bar with its homely “rest ..." Read our full review

After two years driving Reggie to markets across London, slinging our ‘posh waffles’ to the 9-5’ers of our capital city, Utter Waffl ... Find out more

"This locals’ favourite is never short of customers, but a canny and stylish reboot at the end of 2015 has bolstered The Florence’s status a ..." Read our full review

"The pub group behind similar ‘social’ ventures (Balham Bowls, Tooting Tram etc) have snapped up Brixton’s former Conservative Club, p ..." Read our full review

"Opposite the train station on newly pedestrianised Railton Road, this recently rebooted Mitchells & Butlers’ boozer is a local magnet of some ..." Read our full review

"We should all be so lucky to have Lulu’s on our doorstep. When the sun is shining on this little strip of Herne Hill pavement and you’re si ..." Read our full review

Artisan pizza, small plates & drinks… Our new continental craft beers are a perfect pairing for our artisan pizzas and small pla ... Find out more

"Possibly the king of ‘if you know you know’ London restaurants, Llewelyn’s has been quietly knocking out quality menus for many years ..." Read our full review

We are so excited to welcome you back to the iconic beer garden here at OTC.  We are taking bookings for outdoors only until 16 May; follow ... Find out more

" There’s a captain’s-cabin feel to this no-nonsense fish & chippie, which has been serving south London locals for 20 years. If you&rsq ..." Read our full review

Kata Kata originates from the Cameroonian dialect of Douala, meaning to be creative in overcoming challenges in the face of difficulty. This is what Kata Ka ... Find out more