Best London Bridge Restaurants

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' cocktails are to die for), it's also fronting beer pong everyday and a DJ spinning tunes on Fridays and Saturdays.

Lusting over lobster? Or got a hankering for seafood? Then head on over to the clean-cut and equally cool BOB's Lobster Wine Bar & Kitchen, where fishy fare and top glasses of vino go hand in hand. Mains are topped off by a classic New York cheesecake for dessert, swoon.

From breakfast to dinner and everything in between, this colourful eatery is serving up a delicious menu filled with Middle Eastern favourites and authentic Lebanese dishes. Don't miss the spiced lamb kofta or the harissa-dusted margaritas... you'll be onto a winner.

Just a short walk from Borough Market, this unique pub and restaurant offers one of the best dining experiences around. 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.

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.

One of London's first proper wine bars, The Boot and Flogger also doubles as a gorgeous restaurant. 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.

Boasting views of other Borough Market restaurants and beyond, Arthur Hooper's is one of the most beautiful dining spots. Expect sleek and contemporary interiors, mouthwatering Mediterranean cuisine and some of the rarest wines around.

When you're on the hunt for somewhere to fill your belly in this city, a spot on the banks of the Thames is bound to tick all the boxes. Blending pub charm with subtly themed interiors, head on down for a view of the Shard and plenty of British favourites.

Thai restaurants in London Bridge don't get any better than Rosa's authentic fare. Just a hop, skip and a jump from the station, it's serving up your favourite curries, pad thai and satay, all washed down with some of their famous boozy iced tea.

Decorated to look like an American diner and with the burgers to match, Tower Bridge Arms is your one-stop shop for grabbing piled-high patties with plenty of pints. The ales and beers on offer come from London's top microbreweries, as well as favourites from around the globe.

Saunter down Bermondsey Street to find The Woolpack serving British classics, including sumptuous pork belly and gooey Camembert. As for dessert? They've got apple crumble and sticky toffee pud up for grabs, satisfying your sweet tooth with some old favourites.

Located on Bermondsey Street in a cool archway setting, this south of the river hotspot is the go-to Italian restaurant 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.

With an ever-changing menu brought about by their carefully curated kitchen-residencies, Great Guns Social is somewhere you can always return to with fresh taste buds. It's not the kind of place you get tired of quickly, with swish interiors to boot.

Tucked away underground, The Mug House is a historic spot for dining near the bridge. Not only known for their subterranean interiors and port, this quirky boozer fronts some of the finest in British flavours and classic dishes in a cool, rustic setting.

Our top pick of cheap London Bridge restaurants is Porky's Bankside, which is bringing a little slice of Memphis to the city. The bar stocks everything from cocktails and 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.

Take a short stroll from the station to Crown Square and you'll find carnivore haven The Coal Shed. From their traditional methods of cooking over fire and charcoal to sustainably sourced meat and fish, this swanky restaurant is all about the main event. Our tip? Top off any meal with signature cocktail the Dark Coal Sour.

Head slightly south of the river and you'll find The Breakfast Club, one of the best restaurants near London Bridge station. Think eggs benny, fluffy pancakes and cocktails taking you from brunch to dinner. If you're extra fun, uncover the secret bar to continue the party at this kitsch and quirky favourite.

One of the best restaurants in London Bridge, Vinoteca Borough is a brilliant shout. Chow down on fresh trout, grilled squid and other delicious eats while sipping on vino -perfect for date nights, business meetings and everything in between.

Looking for a great Mexican restaurant in London Bridge? Head to Santo Remedio on Tooley Street. Whether you're here for a date night dinner or a casual bite to eat with friends, you can expect tacos, tostadas and all kinds of tequila-tipped cocktails with brunch on the weekends.

Just around the corner from Borough Market, you'll find some of London's best restaurants, including this charming cafe and bar. With a mouthwatering menu of tasty lunch, dinner and brunch goods, topped off with great coffee, Lantana Cafe is a must-visit.

Fancy some tapas from your top London Bridge restaurants? El Vino are making it happen. When you're not getting familiar with their various (and delicious) wine options, you'll find a menu of authentic Spanish small plates to enjoy for both couples and groups alike.

If you're looking for a bit of entertainment alongside your meal, this affordable restaurant near London Bridge has you covered with their Dugout Caves of games consoles, beer pong and more. Washing burgers down with cocktails while beating all your pals? That's Belushi's for you.

If glamorous restaurants are your kind of thing, then Hutong is an easy choice to make. You'll find this swish spot serving up dim sum in the Shard. With views overlooking the city, this exclusive dining space is premium date night material.

Don't let this slick, industrial coffee house fool you. While London Grind come up trumps in the caffeine department, it's also a great place to eat in London Bridge thanks to a range of tasty international small plates and weekend brunching. Topping it off? A huge cocktail list.