Already likened to the River Café (but much cheaper), this buzzy and unpretentious Bermondsey outfit offers straightforward Italian cooking of a consistently high standard.
The blizzard of PR nonsense which...
On the main road just south of Tower Bridge, a jolly, informal and reasonably-priced new South American steakhouse that offers a useful stand-by in an area with few other options;...
Lacking the sense of excitement implied by the name, this South Bank wine bar is perhaps of most note for offering free Mediterranean-style nibbles to early-evening drinkers.
The rather intriguing name...
Instantly popular, a very large warehouse-style bar/restaurant, in a newly-created pedestrian street, behind Tate Modern; our early days visit suggested that its popularity has nothing to do with its cuisine.
One...
Rather obscurely located behind Shad Thames, a large and contemporary (but essentially conventional) Indian restaurant of a high standard; it offers very good all-round value, particularly at lunch.
As an all-round...
A boon for Waterloo travellers and South Bank culture-vultures – a modestly-priced bar restaurant, where an ex Gordon Ramsay group chef dishes up simple but satisfying fare at notably keen...
With a look reminiscent of “Edward Hopper's bleak Nighthawks painting”, this Camberwell gastropub looks “rather cheerless” outside and inside “you...read more
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