London Restaurants within a 5 minute walk of London Bridge Station | Ratings, Reviews & Maps

We are visiting from Australia and were absolutely delighted by our experience at The George Inn. We visited during the Euros with England playing Switzerland - the atmosphere was wonderful. They had great English ales on tap and beautiful comforting pub-meals. We had fish and chips and the ale and beef pie. Simply delicious - especially the triple cooked thick cut chips. We were particularly well looked after by Dean and Ellen in the dining room - they we so fun and attentive. We could not be happier with the service. Thanks for making it such a memorable night.
Bernadette Allen - a week ago

Didn't spend a night or have food but stopped for a drink when in the area and had time to kill. What a little gem, lovely open courtyard with plenty of open space and seating 5 minutes from London Bridge tube. Staff were all really friendly.
Adam Douse - in the last week

We are having 40 people party meals with pre -select menu at a very busy afternoon 6 July 24 1 pm . The astomphere is great and it is a traditional pub you must try in England. Fish and chip is decent if the deep fried fish could a little bit crispy and it definitely a signature dishes you much try. The sirloin steak is very juicy and soft. Good portion and good chef in general high in a part of 40.. amazing .
Aster - a week ago

A great combination of indoor and outdoor seating, just off the main road near Borough Market, serving typical British food. Would have been good to have slightly healthier options on the menu - too much fried stuff and potato... The ambience inside is cosy and comfortable. But when the sun is out on a spring day, it is wonderful to sit outside and enjoy a long casual lunch. The service is quick and efficient - not fancy, but the simplicity is just what you need sometimes.
Maithilee Shirgaonkar Jamsandekar - a month ago

Great pub that's one of oldest in London. Nice outdoor courtyard and of course inside it feels like going back in time. Food is actually quite good. Try the battered haloumi and great onion rings.
Michael Lehrman - a week ago

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Had Afternoon Tea with cocktail option (£49) at Roast. It was a little difficult to find as it is in the middle of Borough Market, surrounded by stalls - my friend was wandering around for a bit. The venue is extremely pretty, with decorative tables and they even ironed the table cloths. The big windows let it in lots of light, and the flower arrangements enhanced the warm, cosy feel of the restaurant. The combination of sweet and savoury was perfect for us, as I personally prefer a more savoury selection. Everything was extremely well made, mouthwatering and delicious. The staff were courteous and helpful I asked if I could change out my tea for coffee, and, as I have a nut intolerance, I needed to replace the walnut cake with another pastry. The gentleman serving us said this was no problem. However, my only complaint, which took the shine of my experience is that upon checking the bill when I got home, I found I had been charged an additional £9 on top of the £49 afternoon tea cost!!! Could this have been for the changes I made? If so, it seems very punitive, and we were not informed about the increase. I had initially thought the extra cost was the service charge, but it wasn't. We were possibly going to return for a Sunday lunch, but I would ensure I checked every facet of the bill before paying/leaving.
Ann Douse - 3 months ago

Coming here was truly one of the best experiences I had while visiting London. The staff was attentive and welcoming the entire time. The views while dining here were also breathtaking. But, mostly importantly, the food was delicious! Everything served with the Sunday roast tasted incredibly fresh and flavorful. I couldn't help but order the sticky toffee pudding to end my meal, which was just as impressive. Would highly recommend a visit to Roast!
Hailey Sprague - 2 weeks ago

I visited Roast for there Spring Garden Afternoon tea 🌸 the floral setting is spectacular with the most beautiful interiors. We opted for the vegetarian option as they don't do Halal meat, but have vegan and gluten free option. The tea and mocktails tasted amazing. I really enjoyed the sweet treats as compared to the savoury items. But overall great atmosphere.💕
kashish humayun - a month ago

Targets tourists, the quality does not correspond to the price! We went for the afternoon tea, and, as we live in London, we know what quality to expect, it was not there. The food was average, the tea was okay, but when they do a refill, they simply poor water. I had a fruit infusion, so after they added water, it tasted, well, like hot water. As they cater tourists, the place was so noice! I don't recommend, there are much better places.
Alexandra Alexandra - in the last week

Servers were abrupt and made us felt that they wanted us to leave as soon as we finished our food, with half a bottle of wine still left. The pork belly skin was too chewy. Mash was good, mushrooms were good. Overpriced for an average meal and experience.
SiFeRa - a month ago

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Came here at 6:30 pm Friday night looking for classic German food and good pub vibes. First thoughts were that this felt like walking into underground bunker rather than a lively German tavern. There were 4 young staff members at the the bar, but none came up to us to explain how to order or whether to order at the bar. Service was unfriendly but food, beer and prices were excellent. Paprikawurst and bratwurst were my favorite. Pretzels were also pretty great. Would like to come back on a busier night or a night with better vibes.
Lauren Cassis - 2 months ago

Delicious food, especially the small sausage platter, with the sauerkraut. Very friendly service. We enjoyed the quiet afternoon atmosphere, before the evening rush, and after the crowds of Borough Market.
Andrew Orme - 2 months ago

Staff weren't rude... Just not friendly or welcoming and definitely no smiles - certainly don't know what was going on with them tonight. I hope they're OK. The food was average to say the least. A schnitzel that needed full force to cut through, it was thick and over seasoned. Will say that the portions are generous but there's no love in that there food; it was fodder. The drinks went down well. Shame but we won't be returning.
Jordi Major - 3 months ago

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Place with a pretty ambience, like its accessibility (just across the train station). But the food, I think I’ve had much tastier versions for slightly lesser price. But given its location- can’t complain. Overall a pretty decent experience!
Priyanka B - a month ago

One of my favourite pubs…atmosphere, service, location - and the best pies ever!!! I always recommend the pies to my friends and they absolutely agree. Last night was a reunion with one of our friends and we went back to the place where we often gather so it was brilliant evening. And we had superb, funny and just exceptionally took care of us, Paolo!!!!!!!! … oh try the marmite roast potatoes- to die for!
Febe Pritchard - a month ago

Food and drink excellent. I love pies, the one I ordered was really good. My favorite beer London Pride was good as I expected.
Paolo Gallo - 3 weeks ago

A proper British pub near London Bridge that also serves food. I got 2 coronas for £12.80. The atmosphere was good and the pub was packed probably due to the location right near London Bridge and the London station and also a short walk to borough market and the shard.
John B (JB) - 3 months ago

This is the best pub/ tavern I've visited in London so far. List of things that have been great: cozy and inviting location, friendly but unobtrusive service, fair prices, large selection of tasty pies, and of course the beer. ;-) I guess that's worth a try!
Gödi Lau - 3 months ago

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This Spanish restaurant delivers truly authentic flavors, especially their delicious shrimp. The staff are exceptionally professional, offering detailed and knowledgeable descriptions of each dish. A must-visit for an authentic dining experience.
Giselle Giselle - a week ago

Right around the entrance of Borough market. This tapas place is busy on a weekend night. However, the waiting time was very manageable. we had a drik at the bar, the inside table was ready. everything we tried was delicious. Good service too.
Cz juarez - 4 months ago

Exceptional meal. I’ve been here before so I knew it would be good but they surpassed themselves last night. We walked in without a booking (not recommended) but only had to wait ten minutes at the bar before we got a seat. Our waitress was helpful and efficient. Even when my colleague spilt sauce down his shirt and she produced spray and clothes to help ease the staining. The food was immense. The chorizo and iberico stood out but the whole thing was delicious. If you like tapas you can’t go wrong. We also had gambas (prawns), squid, chicken, potato bravas and padrons. We drank beer and ate mainly in silence because the food was so good. Just the sounds of enjoyment as we tasted mouthful after mouthful of tasty tapas. Highly recommend. I’ve been before and will go again. 5/5 last night. Honestly.
Tom - 2 months ago

Food is very authentic - I ordered the prawns, tomato bread and croquettes. It was all excellent, but the croquettes were the winning dish! The atmosphere is lovely, warm lighting and good music. Service is good, but quite slow. Will be back!
Amy Skinner - 6 months ago

Staff were friendly but they forgot 2 things we ordered. It's a tapas restaurant so it should be pretty common that people order many dishes but we needed to ask twice unfortunately. It'll be better if the waiter can ask us if everything is okay so we don't need to frustrate to call someone. Food was good but not exceptional.
Sara - 4 months ago

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Lovely food, however the waiter kept getting our order wrong as he tried to remember it rather than write it down each time. Messed up our drinks order several times, he was always apologetic however it did become annoying. Party of seven and the bill was over £300, so rather pricey too. Food was excellent though.
Tina Cook - 2 months ago

Very nice straightforward food in this restaurant. I had the minute steak and it was very nice, most of the others in the group had the same and agreed, one person had the burger too and said it was very nice. We also had a nice Albariño, so nice we ordered a couple more bottles. The price was also great, the steak was £22, I’d say a bargain for this part of London. Do visit, it’s very good.
Kean Jones - a month ago

We went out for a Christmas meal together and I really loved the food , ribs were tasty and my partner loved the desserts as she looks at that first. Was a really busy night, packed so I would book ahead if you want to be safe. Will go back and try the burgers as I’m not a pizza fan.
Antonio Monfermoso - 6 months ago

This was the second time I visited this restaurant and its still a great place to eat at. The venue is so airy open and bright, Wonderful for a sunny afternoon lunch. The decor is modern and chic. It has a French bistro sort of vibe even though its a steakhouse. The food was great. Very tasty and well presented. The staff are nice and friendly. Initially they were attentive and came over regularly but this started to slip during our visit. We didn't have 1 specific staff member attending to us, which was a little annoying. 1 server (who may have been the manager) was really good and sounded like they knew their stuff redeemed them for a while. It's a nice place and I would still visit again.
Lola A - a year ago

We wanted to visit a restaurant after a theatre play. We made sure this restaurant's closing time was 23:30 so we booked. The restaurant wasn't busy but the toilet was pretty dirty. So no wonder we saw a mouse/rat running around the floor. It was really disgusting to see. We ordered steaks for medium rare, my partner's one was fine but mine was blue/rare so couldn't eat. I had to ask to cook more eventually but no apology. The bearnaise sauce wasn't great. The salad looked fancy but they don't think of the customer, they just tear the lettuce in big chunky pieces so you have to cut the lettuce on the plate, I've never had such a salad. At 23:00 we were asked to leave as they closed, I guess there wasn't other customers so they decided to close earlier. We asked the closing time on the booking besides it took time for re-cooking the steak by their mistake but we were forced to leave. It was awful. My partner planned the night for us so I don't wanna complain but I don't think we will visit here again.
Sky Amy - 6 months ago

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Find a table and order at bar with your table number. Good atmosphere. Friendly efficient staff. Food was well presented with good flavours. We tried the soft shell crab burger with fries, battered halloumi, fried squid,and duck hash. All the dishes were delicious. Just disappointed I didn't come and try the food sooner! We will return!
k O - a month ago

Loved this pub. Got a bit of sunshine, sat both inside and outside. Perfect location. The staff were friendly, but they did not let me procrastinate and I felt rushed to find a drink quickly ! Anyway, it is still a lovely 😍 pub.. I am looking forward to going back.
Bena Roberts - a month ago

Went here with a family group on a Sunday. Found a seat and got served quickly but the food was appalling. Possibly an exhausted kitchen crew after a long day. I got the last Roast Chicken in the kitchen - it came with Beef Gravy, dry Cauliflower (cheese sauce absent), a comically large cabbage leaf and a scrawny chicken half. The chips were a mix of potato and chip that just added to my disappointment. Possibly the worst meal I’ve ever paid for. Will return to drink (great fun) but eat somewhere else 😂
Ben Davolls - a week ago

After a visit to BAO in Borough Market, we found ourselves drawn to the inviting atmosphere of Anchor, a quintessential British pub known for its fish and chips and Sunday roast. Ready to climb a few stairs, we entered the self-seating establishment, greeted by a bustling ambiance and a great selection of beers on tap and bottled. As we perused the menu, we couldn't help but feel that it could benefit from a bit of streamlining, focusing on staple items to ensure consistency and quality. Nevertheless, we opted for the iconic fish and chips, a classic choice that certainly lived up to its reputation. While the fish and chips were a hit, the same couldn't be said for the steak sandwich on ciabatta bread. Priced at £10, it fell short of expectations, lacking flavor and tenderness. It highlighted the importance of refining the menu to showcase Anchor's standout dishes. Despite the culinary misstep, the overall experience was enjoyable. The historic building and cool location added to the charm of the visit, leaving us intrigued enough to consider giving Anchor another chance in the future. In summary, Anchor offers a lively atmosphere, a great beer selection, and iconic British dishes like fish and chips. However, inconsistencies in menu offerings suggest room for improvement. With some refinement and focus on staple items, Anchor has the potential to elevate its dining experience. For now, it earns a modest 3 out of 5 stars, with the hope of a more satisfying experience upon our return.
Dwight Kenneth - 3 months ago

Gorgeous pub - made a beeline for this one at lunchtime in May and had THE BEST Pea & Mint Soup on earth 🙌 Sat outside for a spell, then ventured inside for a meal. Drinks were well priced, the serving team were welcoming and quick, the atmosphere was bubbly and fun, and we'll definitely be back for more.
Angela Ashton - a week ago

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Joined this pub on a Friday evening for Davy's Wine school as a Virgin experience. Good wines with the informative session that Ollie delivered. Didn't try the food so will visit again for sure. Lovely staff and atmosphere.
Shreya Dighe - a week ago

Hidden under the pass. Lovely decor. Quiet when i went. But you can see how nice atmosphere could be when few more folk there
Sadi A - 2 weeks ago

Beneath the grand arches of London Bridge, lies The Mug House pub – it's a portal to a bygone era. Stepping inside is like stepping back in time, with its oak-panelled walls, old furniture, and antique curios adorning every corner. The warm candlelight and low hum of conversation create an atmosphere that's both inviting and intimate. The Mug House boasts a rich history dating back to the 18th century, and it oozes charm from every brick. The menu at The Mug House is a celebration of classic British fare, with hearty dishes like bangers and mash, roast beef, and fish and chips gracing the pages. Whether you're looking for a cosy corner to curl up with a good book, a lively atmosphere for drinks with friends, or a hearty meal, The Mug House has something for everyone. It's the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of London and unwind in a truly unique and historic setting.
Kwok Lau - 5 months ago

A pub for pub people. A great little tucked away drinking hole under the inimitable London Bridge. Surprisingly friendly patrons for a central London boozer, everyone is happy to raise a glass and smiles come easy. Some might find it a little rustic with uneven floors and a couple of door says to duck through, but it all adds to the authentic charm of the place. Pull up a chair, enjoy a local pint, and witness the history around you.
Ben Golding - 4 months ago

Hidden away under the road onto London Bridge this is an pub with character in it's style and selection of drinks. One of only a few places that you can get Davy's celebrated old wallop, by the pint or a 4 pints jug. The lighting and vaulted ceilings make it very atmospheric. It's position, just off the beaten track, keeps it not too busy at lunchtime making the service excellent.
Ron Ron - 3 months ago

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