Sourcing some of Britain’s finest produce from nearby Borough Market and Billingsgate Market, Alfie’s at the Bermondsey Square Hotel is a significant addition to Bermondsey’s growing dining scene. A bar, restaurant, wine shop and delicatessen, Alfie’s champions fresh English dishes made from locally sourced ingredients of the highest quality. Executive Chef Mark Taylor has created a delicious menu of healthy, hearty food that is ideal for any time of day. Take a seat in the restaurant with its open-plan kitchen, or drink and dine al fresco in the terrace garden, perfect for sunny days! Enjoy classic dishes such as the Slow Roasted Pork Cheek, with creamed cabbage and apple, or try the Grilled Lemon Sole, served with broccoli, oyster mushrooms or potted shrimps. Finally, leave some space for the popular Warm Chocolate Pudding to top off a superb and satisfying meal at Alfie’s.
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Close to London Bridge Station, Balls Brothers Hay’s Galleria is a fashionable and modern bar and restaurant. With the best of classic and contemporary British cuisine as its speciality, this stylish restaurant is open for lunch and dinner and offers two private dining rooms. Wanting to enjoy a few drinks or hold a party? The bar is a popular choice, made even more so by the frequent wine-maker dinners, and the terrace bar is open for al fresco dining in the summer months. All year round, Hay’s Galleria also features the only permanent Petanque / French Boules pitch in the City of London, fantastic for entertaining clients or colleagues for parties of 20 to 100 guests (prior booking is essential). The staff can also organise drinks and buffet parties on the terrace, or dinner in the restaurant for you and your guests. 
Perched over the Design Museum, Blueprint Café offers the ideal riverside spot for a relaxed lunch or dinner, with the backdrop of the London cityscape fanning out from its stunning glazed balcony. The simplicity of the restaurant’s design can be found everywhere from the effortlessly clean lines of the interior to the deliciously unfussy cuisine. An excellent seasonal menu blends global influences to offer tasty game dishes in the winter months through to tender spring asparagus and summer fruits. 
If you’re hankering after British classics, Butler’s Wharf Chop House will satisfy cravings for fish and chips without sacrificing the kind of tacit style you’d count on from a Conran restaurant. Expect modern interpretations of traditional British fare – the steak, kidney and oyster pudding has a reputation all of its own – from the kitchen, with a fixed price lunch and à la carte in the evenings. The al fresco terrace dining offers views of the riverside and Tower Bridge. 
Robust Italian flavours and a relaxed setting make the Cantina del Ponte a lively contender if you’re looking for a London riverside meal at a reasonable price. Settle down with the family in the homely interior to watch pizza baking in the restaurant’s open wood-fired oven, or enjoy a glass of Prosecco with friends on the canopied terrace overlooking Tower Bridge. 
Beneath the brick Victorian railway arches of Southwark’s Bankside, Cantina Vinopolis is a spacious restaurant annexed to the Vinopolis wine museum. The menu is a concoction of Mediterranean flavours which takes full advantage of its proximity to nearby foodie favourite Borough market. However, kudos ultimately goes to the understandably comprehensive wine list, including a strong selection of dessert wines, ports and sherries. 
‘Champor-Champor‘ is a Malay term that loosely translates as ‘mix and match’ and that is certainly true of this colourful little restaurant in South-East London. The dining area resonates with exotica, featuring a selection of unique details in the decor, from tribal artefacts to modern pieces of art. The food is equally eclectic, taking inspiration from modern Malay cuisine, along with the best of Japanese, Burmese and Thai elements thrown in. The results include dishes such as Satay Marinated Carpaccio of Ostrich, Grilled Minced Fish and Nori Cannelloni, and Beef Rendang. Vegetarian dishes are just as exciting, offering Grilled Plantains with Steamed Okra or Roast Baby Leeks with Mushrooms and Pickled Tea Noodles. With plenty to offer on the menu and such an exceptional setting to dine it, this is one dining experience you will not want to miss. 
Designed after a Mediterranean market place, Del’ Aziz stands out as the first Mediterranean delicatessen and brasserie in London. Also comprising a bakery, there is a range of delicacies available such as freshly baked bread, pastries and confectionary. Take a seat at the thick wooden tables and relax in the colourful surroundings of the gift shop and the deli counter. The staff use good quality, well-sourced seasonal ingredients to create their home-made dishes, all displayed for your perusal. Start your day with revitalising juice, pop in for a laid-back light lunch and a coffee in the afternoon, or share a romantic dinner by candle light in a casual atmosphere. Don’t have the time to hang around? All of the food can be taken away or catered for you. In the summer you can dine al fresco, but you can be assured of a warm welcome here whatever the weather. 
The specialist Eastern Mediterranean restaurant, boutique bakery, café, bar and gift shop, Del’ Aziz invites you to discover the magic of the Maghreb on your doorstep in London’s newest and hippest district, Bermondsey Square. From sun-up to sundown, from breakfast to dinner, coffee to cocktails, mezze to merguez sausages, charcuterie to couscous, Del’ Aziz is a truly versatile treasure trove of foodie delights. Boasting a restaurant, lounge bar, bakery and gift shop, Del’ Aziz has been created as a friendly and relaxed place for people to meet, shop, chat and enjoy exquisite food in unusual and beautiful surroundings. 
Offering Londoners an authentic Thai experience in the heart of the Bermondsey area, Kai Thai Fusion has a great local following and is conveniently situated just a minute from Tower Bridge, ideal for the Thames. The walls are adorned with genuine Thai artefacts, which complement the elegant interior of lime greens, reds and dark woods whilst giving a true air of Thai culture to the restaurant. As soon as you enter Kai Thai Fusion, the irresistible and enticing aromas that Thai cuisine is renowned for tempt you further inside, where the polite and helpful service will make your dining experience a comfortable one. Relax, open up the menu, and take your pick from the range of fresh and delicious Thai classics available.