Sitting just off the River Thames on New Globe Walk, Tas Pide enjoys one of the most atmospheric locations on London’s South Bank. Positioned adjacent to Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, it’s a popular stop for theatre-goers, tourists and locals exploring this lively cultural stretch of the city. With Tate Modern, Millennium Bridge and the riverside promenade only moments away, it’s perfectly placed for a relaxed meal before or after a day of sightseeing.
Inside, Tas Pide is designed to reflect traditional Anatolian culture, with warm colours, handcrafted details and a welcoming, family-friendly feel. The restaurant is part of the long-established Tas group, known for its generous hospitality and celebration of Turkish and Mediterranean flavours.
As the name suggests, the star of the menu is pide - a classic Turkish flatbread baked with a variety of toppings. Options range from spiced meats to vegetarian combinations, all prepared with a light, airy base that has become a signature of the restaurant. Alongside pide, the menu features an extensive selection of hot and cold meze, including hummus, falafel and other Anatolian favourites. Diners can also enjoy grilled meats, seafood dishes, comforting casseroles and a wide choice of vegan and vegetarian plates, reflecting the diversity of Turkish regional cookingOpenTable.
Traditional Turkish beverages, refreshing soft drinks and a selection of wines and cocktails round out the offering, making it easy to settle in for a leisurely lunch or dinner.
With its vibrant menu, warm atmosphere and unbeatable location by the Thames, Tas Pide offers a flavour-packed taste of Anatolia right in the heart of London’s cultural quarter. It’s the kind of place where generous hospitality and bold Anatolian flavours come together to create a meal that feels both comforting and full of character.