This charming pub is serving up a menu of classic British dishes, from succulent Sunday roasts to hunter's chicken and beer-battered fish and chips. Nestled in St Katharine Docks, it's a great place for a pint and a bite to eat, with two beer gardens for the summer. 

Located right on the edge of the River Thames, Browns is a Butlers Wharf eatery that's made for waterside dining in warmer months. Delve into its menu of brasserie classics, boozy brunches and roasts, all while soaking up views of Tower Bridge and the surrounding area.

A restaurant near Tower Bridge, The Lampery is a venue centred around modern British cooking. With its pretty blue interiors, eclectic menu and central location, this place is a winner for everything from afternoon tea to romantic dinners. 

One of our favourite Tower Bridge restaurants, Slug and Lettuce is well within walking distance. Alongside the standard burgers, pizzas and weekend brunches, this venue offers a brilliant selection of classic cocktails at bargain prices. 

When it comes to pretty restaurants near Tower Bridge with outdoor seating to boot? Check out Sticky Mango for views and Pan-Asian food. Not only will you get to chow down on crab dumplings, ox cheek Panang curry and more, but the blossom-filled interiors are sure to look great on the 'Gram too.

On the hunt for Italian restaurants near Tower Bridge? This fun eatery is just a short walk away and it's serving up some of the best slices around. Characterised by its quirky interiors, delectable creations and signature cocktails, Pizza Pilgrims is a real all-rounder. 

When you're looking for outdoor restaurants near Tower Bridge, Gaucho should be on your radar. Fronting views of the famous landmark and dining pods to nab, this spot's gorgeous looks match the swish Argentinian steaks.

Ping Pong St Katharine Docks is a bold and beautiful Asian restaurant specialising in all things dim sum. As for a weekend treat? Stop by and gorge on all-you-can-eat a la carte dishes with free-flowing booze, before walking it off along the water.

Balls Brothers are somewhat of an institution in London, thanks to over 150 years under their belt. Join them in their Minster Court location next time you've got a hankering for British grub, which comes topped off by an extensive range of handcrafted cocktails.

Tower Bridge Arms combines the feel of an American diner and a classic boozer. Stop by for one of its juicy burgers, hearty pies or delicious steak dinners, accompanied by award-winning craft beer from one of the city's best microbreweries.

Found just a short stroll from Tower Bridge, Zizzi is the place to go for enticing Italian fare. It offers a warm, casual ambience, as well as an eclectic menu of eats. Think salads, fish and meat alongside unique pasta dishes and delicious calzones.

Champagne Route is a sleek dining destination, located only a short walk from Tower Hill or Aldgate East. Decked out with circular light fixtures and glowing cabinets featuring fine drinks, it's a great spot to visit when seeking out a moreish lunch or dinner. The menu features an array of starters, such as octopus, tomato, and shoestring potatoes, served with smoked paprika aioli, plus mains like duck breast alongside grapefruit and fennel. Brunch is an extravagant affair, boasting plates like eggs with wild mushroom and truffle oil, and there's even the opportunity to book a champagne and caviar tasting session for two. 

This City of London hotel also happens to be a fabulous place to eat. Stop by The Dixon's colourful Provisioners café and restaurant, where you'll find European fare that's just as impressive as the decor. There's even a courtroom-style bar for drinks afterwards.

With a tonne of bars and kitchens to choose between, One Tower Bridge is a no-brainer when it comes to places to eat around the area. Located pretty much next to the famous landmark, the complex has also got incredible views, making it a great shout for romantic dinners with your other half.

If you've got a hankering for some seafood, check out Bob's Lobster. Stop by for a signature crustacean bisque, crayfish roll or raw oysters, with a whole load of cocktails to wash everything down.

After Indian restaurants near Tower Bridge? Head to Gunpowder and you'll find plates inspired by Calcutta, alongside an on-site bakery specialising in mutton sandwiches, Goan sausage rolls and fresh tarts when you're craving something sweet.