300 Restaurants near Cheam St, London SE15 3QF

Copenhagen-based chain Sticks’n’Sushi has spread its wings to occupy choice locations across London, and this Greenwich outpost is set on a plea ... Find out more

The Marquis Of Wellington embodies the essence of a quintessential British pub, conveniently situated really close to Bermondsey station. Step inside and be ... Find out more

Authentic, traditional Turkish cuisine, nothing more, nothing less. Our mums are proud… Find out more

"‘Where Brixton meets Bali’ is the slogan of this informal pan-Asian restaurant and bar behind Brixton Market. The traffic grinding down Col ..." Read our full review

" This bright red, gloss-painted eatery on the Isle of Dogs is what happened when the folks from the kebab shop over the way decided to go upmarket. O ..." Read our full review

"The Gregg in question is none other than Wallace, the bald one from MasterChef, and this is his second restaurant in the capital. Following an early ma ..." Read our full review

"Situated opposite the green expanses of Greenwich Royal Park, this imposing three-storey tavern naturally attracts its fair share of tourists as well a ..." Read our full review

Brixton had its own properly illegal drinking dens (known as ‘shebeens’) long before Londoners fell for pastiche Prohibition-era speakeasies suc ... Find out more

Conveniently found on the charming Druid Street, just around the corner from the bustling Maltby Street Market, discover the hidden gem that is These Days A ... Find out more

This new restaurant has stunning views of the river and Cutty Sark and is perfectly located for the Thames Clipper and the Olympic events of 2012. The intri ... Find out more

"On the ground floor of a grand pile that was once part of Brixton’s Bon Marché department store, Canova Hall is a prepossessing sister to ..." 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

The Prince on Brixton Road, just moments from the train station, is the perfect place for relaxed, informal dining. Sourced from the very best of artisan s ... Find out more

"This cool conspiratorial bodega suits the gritty, crepuscular ambience of Maltby Street to a tee, with its archaic arches and shabby boutique air. Food ..." Read our full review