Top Notch London Bridge Restaurants

After a decent restaurant in London Bridge? Check out Loyal Tavern; where seasonal British produce (think venison tartare with miso mayonnaise and chicken skin crackling) is served up in a relaxing neighbourhood setting.

Just around the corner from Borough Market, this charming cafe and bar is a must-visit if you're looking for good coffee and quality eats in London Bridge. With a mouthwatering menu of tasty lunch, dinner and brunch goods, its got you covered for all times of day.

Located on Bermondsey Street, this south London hotspot is the go-to for mouthwatering pizza in London Bridge. Whether you're after meaty slices with pepperoni, or something a little more plant-based, you'll find it all here, with some cracking drinks to wash it all down.

Only a short stroll across the bridge, The Oyster Shed is a great place to eat near the station. Blending pub charm with subtly themed interiors, head on down not only for a view of the Shard but plenty of British favourites from steak to fish and chips.

This gorgeous London Bridge restaurant is the kind of place you don't tire of quickly. With an ever-changing menu brought about by their carefully curated kitchen-residencies, it's somewhere you can always return to with fresh tastebuds.

Just a short walk from Borough Market, this unique pub and restaurant offers one of the best dining experiences in London Bridge. From a creative cocktail menu and some stunning plates of food, to their decadent Midsummer Night's Dream-themed afternoon tea, it's one of the finest spots to stop off at in the area.

Head slightly south of the river and you'll find The Breakfast Club's popular London Bridge venue. Think eggs benny, fluffy pancakes and cocktails taking you from brunch to dinner. If you're extra fun, head to the secret bar to continue the party.

Looking out for top seafood in London Bridge? Lushing over lobster? Then head on over to the clean-cut and equally cool BOB's Lobster Wine Bar & Kitchen where lobster rolls and top glasses of vino go hand in hand.

Inspired by the Algarve's chicken frango, this piri-piri restaurant is a far cry from your standard chicken shop affair. Located minutes away from Borough Market, Casa do Frango is a chilled out restaurant serving up finger-licking dishes in gorgeous vintage-inspired surroundings. 

Suave and stylish, this Bankside eatery serves a mixture of European and Caribbean dishes. Perfect for a post-work bite or a boozy dinner with friends (SAMA offers some truly spectacular cocktails) it's one of the best restaurants in London Bridge. 

From breakfast to dinner and everything in between, this south London restaurant is serving up a delicious menu filled with Middle Eastern favourites and authentic Lebanese dishes. Don't miss the spiced lamb kofta... it's a winner.

With a menu focused on the organic, The Refinery is one of the best restaurants in London Bridge for clean eating. The Refinery is an ideal spot for any occasion, be it a business lunch, a corporate meeting, a bite to eat with friends or even just a few drinks after work.

Just a short walk from London Bridge sits Porky's Bankside, a little slice of Memphis in Southwark. The bar stocks everything from cocktails to craft beers to, of course, whiskey, which all go perfectly with their BBQ packed menu. We're talking meaty ribs, wholesome burgers and succulent pulled pork.

A top restaurant near The Shard, this new all-day eatery is perfect for everything from a client meeting through to a romantic dinner. The kitchen cooks up a hit list of British classics, while there is an outdoor terrace to enjoy during the summer and a number of private hire rooms.

This gorgeous London Bridge restaurant was one of London's first proper wine bars. With a delicious seasonal menu full of hearty dishes, and an extensive wine list to pair with it, it's one of the nicest places to eat in the area, complete with history and pub-esque interiors combined.

Only a short stroll from the main station itself, this London Bridge restaurant is one of the finest in the area. Not only seasonal, popular after work and toting some of the finest in British ingredients, Tanner and Co is as casual and cool as restaurants come. 

Don't let this slick, industrial coffee house fool you. While London Grind come up trumps in the caffeine department, they're also a great place to eat in London Bridge thanks to international small plates that make a quick meal super easy.

If glamorous restaurants are your kind of thing, especially when they serve dim sum, then Hutong is an easy choice to make. Found in the Shard with views overlooking the city, this exlusive dining space is premium date night material.