With Maltby Street, Borough Market and London Bridge surrounding the area, Bermondsey Street has become a hub of the finest eateries south of the river. While known for its beer mile and post-work drinks, there are lobster, Mexican and tapas options for you to indulge in too. Tuck into the very best Bermondsey Street restaurants in our tasty run through.
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.
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).
Bermondsey Street isn't exactly short on culinary hot spots, but long before the avenue became a certified foodie magnet, there was The Garrison. A neighbourhood institution since 2003, this charming, green-tiled spot manages to feel like both a well-kept neighbourhood secret and a lively, essential London destination.
The menu is an elegant reminder of how incredible homegrown ingredients can be when left in expert hands. Start your crawl down the street with a plate of Isle of Wight tomatoes with whipped feta and olive crumb, or skip straight to the main event: a perfectly balanced Welsh lamb cannon served alongside a rich lamb faggot and Jerusalem artichoke.
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.
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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.
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.
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, alongside everything from grilled octopus to seasonal roasted vegetables.
You can pair your meal with an extensive wine list, or one of their delicious cocktails, while relaxing in the stylish Mediterranean dining room.
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.
When it comes to Bermondsey Square restaurants, Lokma has to be right up there. This cool space is serving contemporary Turkish fare, promising everything from succulent charcoal-grilled meat dishes to authentic homemade baklava, alongside cocktails, shisha and more.
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.
Pedro's Wine Bar is one of Bermondsey's standout independent venues, offering an authentic taste of Portugal in a unique railway arch setting.
Specialising in Portuguese wines and traditional dishes - from feijoada pork stew to pastel de nata - this intimate yet stylish wine bar provides a welcoming atmosphere for casual dining or private celebrations. Its mezzanine and outdoor terrace add to the charm, making it a versatile Bermondsey favourite.
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.
Searching for classy Maltby Street restaurants? Head down to the basement of Gergovie Wines and explore a weekly menu of delish small plates. There you'll find the cute eatery, 40 Maltby Street, which serves up bites like plaice with crab sauce from Wednesday to Friday.
