The best restaurants in Cathedrals Southwark London

It was better than we imagined. Our waiter Henry was so kind and attentive. The whole experience was lovely. Very lovely food as well which was plentiful and freshly prepared to perfection. Will be back!

wicked kabbie need same baby oill for cheese bits funny 😆

Great value Ramen - pls drop the throw-away plastic packaging asap

Great bar. I had no idea it was here, but Iso pleased I found it.

One of the best Argentine empanadas I have ever tried, 100% recommended. I recommend the ham and cheese empanadas and the pizza

Delicious meal, very friendly staff, very good location, went with my friend for a catch up and we were very impressed- would recommend!

The Borough Market area is great. All the food is amazing with tons of options. However, La Pepia's arepas were by far our group's favorite meal. Tasty and easy to eat while exploring the market. Definitely give them a try!

Great chicken!!! Fantastic mixed food. Be aware of HOT IS HOT! Best is medium hot :)

Food, Service & atmosphere all 5/5.

Excellent for a good and hearty breakfast! Lots of choice Welcoming staff and fast service. Reservations are required.

Good food and service but small portions for the prices. The meat dish I had felt a bit stingy.

Delicious samosa chaat and chai, quick service

We stopped by just for one beer, atmosphere was great and service nice!

I have the pleasure to stay at the H10 Waterloo every year and I’m always amazed by the politeness and professionalism of Felipe and the rest of the staff. They recognize me year after year and this is maybe the biggest example of caring about the costumers

Let me start by saying that the food is good, Once we arrived there was something to wait for, fortunately we waited a short time but in a short time the queue was created after us. And everything is very fast. You order from the QR code and you can also pay from there. Minimal contact with the staff which is fine except that at the end of brunch (having literally seen the waitress once) together with the food I am asked to give a tip mandatory… but where are we in America?? always the usual 9 and something euros which however, given that there is no real service, is ridiculous for me because then they count on the fact that even if the tip you can remove it, a normal person is ashamed to ask the waitress to remove the included tip and I also kept quiet. It seems absurd to me that this thing has totally changed my way of brunching also because rightly the food is good and therefore you also spend enough for what you actually eat - the option to remove the tip should be selectable and deselectable by yourself independently.