Butlers Wharf Chop House is a restaurant and bar devoted to the finest of British food and drinks with an impressive view of Tower Bridge. During the period of the Games a stunning light display will see the bridge dazzle and bathed in colours each evening and this could be the backdrop to your riverside dinner. This English rose takes its interior design inspiration from the English boating house or cricket pavilion with its oak-lined walls beautifully balancing nostalgia and modern features. You couldn€™t find a more proud location for al fresco dining than Butler Wharf Chop House€™s terrace, a fresh-water splash from the Thames. Catering for the British weather they have transformed their bar and terrace into an English country garden with cherry blossoms in bloom. It€™s a perfect place to toast Olympic victories with their traditional ales and beers or perhaps an English sparkling wine?

Head Chef Martin Kroon€™s menu and cooking ethos pays homage to quality and the English classics from delicious fish and chips and burgers meticulously cooked till mouth-watering heights. Breakfast, lunch and dinner is served every day from 8am. They will be showing all the Wimbledon matches, 25 June-8 July  and they also host a monthly supper club. This month they are split roasting a Middle White pig on the terrace whilst guests dine in the restaurant and watch the theatre. Tickets for the evening, which includes a three-course meal, costs £45 per person. You can avoid traffic during summer 2012 by rolling up by boat to the Butler Wharf pier and if you really want a warm welcome their events management team can co-ordinate a privately chartered boat to dock at the pier with a drinks and canapé reception on board. Booking a table is advised at Butlers Wharf Chop House for London 2012.