The Hide Bar is a cool choice for expertly made cocktails and small plates. Its self-titled platter is a mouthwatering combo of calamari, prawns, chorizo and chicken pintxo skewers. Why not add halloumi with lemon honey and chilli flakes on the side too?

The Roebuck is a stunning Victorian pub that will warm your heart on any evening, particularly on a Sunday. Its mushroom and red onion Wellington, rolled loin of Gloucester Old Spot pork and Atlantic coley fillet are delicious and all around £15.

If you're looking for the best restaurants near Borough Market, The Alexander Hay has a classy outdoor terrace and serves twists on British pub classics, as well as a dedicated menu of rib-eye steak burgers. After eating, you can even cap off the night with a friendly game of pétanque.

The food on offer at BOB's Lobster Wine Bar & Kitchen is a giveaway, but the setting certainly isn't. Iconic lobster rolls and wine by the glass are magically served from a classic VW camper van. This iconic London Bridge restaurant also has a £1 oyster happy hour, perfect for an after-work treat.

Around the corner from Bermondsey is Maltby Street Wine House. The charcuterie boards and bruschetta are ideal for grazing with a glass of wine from its never-ending menu. This Maltby Street restaurant is perfect for a date or catch-up.

The Last Talisman is a gorgeous place for you to enjoy a selection of Asian dishes, when you're looking for where to eat near Bermondsey Street. If the bean curd cheese toastie doesn't seal the deal, the soft-shell crab bao buns will.

Santo Remedio in London Bridge has an enticing range of Mexican small plates, vegan and seafood options. If you want to spice up your meal with an array of drinks, go for the bottomless brunch at £30 per person.

Electric Shuffle London Bridge is the perfect chance for a new experience and an array of pizzas and platters. Meaty options include Korean chicken skewers and vegans can tuck into the arancini with Padrón peppers. Groups of up to 16 shufflers are welcome to get involved.

Around the corner from London Bridge is one of the finest locations for bottomless brunch and proper pub fans alike. Tanner and Co boasts banging roast dinners with Suffolk pork rib-eye and top-tier Scotch eggs. What more could you want?

The best restaurants near London Bridge come in a variety of guises and Pizza Pilgrims can be found in the arches of the train station. Here, you can create your own Italian slice. Or, if you want a staple inspired by Naples, try the salsiccia e friarielli (sausage and brocoletti).

You will find The Woolpack in the middle of Bermondsey Street and its location, wine selection and juicy burgers make it a natural hub of activity when 5pm hits. Open seven days a week, the huge beer garden provides the perfect weekend suntrap destination too.

Famed for its indulgent American pancakes and waffles, The Breakfast Club London Bridge provides a menu worth waiting for. Rally your squad and get booking if you fancy some fried chicken for brekkie. Thirsty? Pop downstairs to tequila bar Call Me Mr Lucky while you're there.

Pizarro Bermondsey specialises in a huge range of small plates and main dishes you'll be discussing for a long time. The stunning Presa Ibérica 5J from the venue's acclaimed chef José Pizarro is a must for meat eaters.

Cafe Murano in Bermondsey has entered SE1 in style thanks to Michelin-starred, celebrity chef Angela Hartnett. The whole menu by the TV judge is stunning, with rigatoni ragu, grilled monkfish and cuttlefish stew just a few of the highlights.

Bermondsey Bar and Kitchen is a great space for when you're in a big group. The popular spot offers seasonal dishes and its heated outdoor area means whatever the weather, you can enjoy a 42 day-aged Galloway fillet tail in one of the best restaurants in Bermondsey.