Restaurants in Peckham

If ever you were looking for a slice in Peckham, there's one great place to head, and that's Voodoo Ray's. A colourful and casual pizza joint with some of the biggest slices and the most unique toppings, it's a great place to catch up.

Nestled in the heart of Peckham Rye, this independent pub is filled with centuries of history. Not only will you find lunch, dinner and impressive Sunday roasts all through the week, but there's even a pub quiz, live DJs and jazz music.

Found in the heart of the South London Gallery, No 67 is there for all your hungry hankerings. Not only are the interiors minimal, cool and casual, the menu is a roster of international plates and seasonal flavours that can be perfectly teased by the cocktail menu in both the restaurant and the terrace space outside. 

Found in the station (yes, it's literally just as you exit), The Coal Rooms is classic and elegant. Here for British cuisine and bespoke charcoal bites, this is a great place to grab that all important Sunday roast or breakfast.

One of the best restaurants in Peckham, Pedler is not a name to be missed. Not only are the interiors a charming blend of both the kitsch and the eclectic, people that head on down to dinner at Pedler can embroil their bellies in the finest of plates that celebrate community dining and cocktails combined. 

When it comes to pizza in Peckham, there's a name that you'd be silly to miss. While found slightly on the outskirts of Nunhead, embark on your travels to Four Hundred Rabbits for rustic and hardy pizza bites set alongside a top roster of craft beers and cocktails. 

Elevated yet still boasting that neighbourhood feel that Peckham knows and loves, Kudu is one of the most talked about restaurant openings in the area thanks to South African inspired plates that are as playful as they are delicious.