Best Battersea Power Station Restaurants

Situated on the south bank of the Thames, this is a buzz-worthy destination if you need some retail therapy or a quick coffee, with a recent cash injection making it one of the coolest buildings in the city (having been a part of the London skyline since way back in 1929). Once a coal-fired power station, empty for years due to lack of need, it now happens to host some of the finest dining spots south of the river. From wood-fired pizzas fresh from the oven to yummy tapas-style dishes and fab brunch spots, check out our guide to the best restaurants in Battersea Power Station.

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Last updated on 1st February 2024




Bounce Battersea

When it comes to dining, a ping pong bar might not be the first place that springs to mind. Yet, Bounce is keeping the people fed, and fed well, with pizzas spanning everything from mushroom with ricotta and truffled honey to spicy beef, alongside fried chicken or loaded fries. Once you're done eating? There are 17 tables to play with, to help it all go down.

The Black Cab Coffee Co

Despite its name, The Black Cab Coffee Co is bringing much more to the table than your daily cup of Joe. Dishing out the most scrumptious brunches, cocktails, and botanical decor, they're in the business fresh quality and casual moments. We recommend the shakshuka, and on occasion, joining them for events such as salsa classes and cocktail sessions.

Joia

A stunning rooftop Battersea Power Station restaurant with a view (found on floors 14,15 and 16 of art-otel), Joia promises lip-smacking Portuguese cuisine such as Iberian pork cheeks and chorizo ice cream, alongside signature cocktails (in arguably one of the prettiest settings in the city). Not just an Instagrammable hotspot, with a glimpse of those incredible power station towers, sip on deluxe cocktails where pink velvet reigns supreme. 

Roti King Battersea

Whether inside or out on their dining terrace, Battersea Power Station restaurant Roti King is celebrating Malaysian flavour and authentic cuisine in abundance, with chef and owner Sugen Gopal leading the charge. Found on Circus West Village, right next to Battersea Brewery, try their kari selection, with mutton, dahl and fish up for grabs.

Wright Brothers Battersea

A restaurant the city knows and loves when it comes to ocean dining (with a previous outpost found in the heart of central London), seafood lovers will absolutely adore this gem of Battersea spot. The Wright Brothers menu has you set with lush lobster dishes, grilled prawns and the freshest selection of oysters from as little as £1 a pop. Topping it off? Surf 'n' turf, of course.

TOZI Grand Cafe

TOZI Grand Cafe should be on your radar for pretty Italian dining south of the river. Expect to try dreamy burrata, tender veal Milanese and mega portions of wild boar pappardelle, although don't forget about the punchy negronis or indulgent tiramisu either, where you'll also find a luxe afternoon tea for just £28 per person.