The best restaurants in Cathedrals Southwark London

Fue por el brunch sin fondo que se anuncia como ilimitado durante 90 minutos. Muy flojo en la recarga y 25 minutos antes de que se cumplieran los 90 minutos teníamos vasos vacíos (solo teníamos 3 vasos cada uno en ese momento). nos dijeron que no se les permitía abrir otra botella de prosecco y tuvo que consultar con el gerente. Además estaba limitado a 1 botella por persona. No teníamos forma de tener 1 botella cada uno . . tal vez 1 entre 2 ! La comida era promedio. No volvería. Malgasto de dinero. Además, te piden que uses el código QR en la mesa para autopagar - ¡te cobran por hacer esto!

Pre dinner drinks which were made extra special by our superb, friendly waiter Alex from Romania. Very knowledgeable on his wines and recommendations - super ambiance and great way to kick start the evening.

We arrived 10 minutes early but had to wait 25 minutes for our table. We were asked to leave our table when halfway through food (so we were unable to order more). We sat at our table for 1.5 hours, which would have been fine if service had been faster. We moved to a seat outside but, within 20 minutes were asked to leave these seats too.

Go here. Eat and be delighted. Although, make a reservation.

Wasn’t expecting much as we were on a tight schedule and just needed to find something decent in between Tate visit and train home. When I saw the price of the specials board we nearly left, thankfully the normal menu was a bit kinder, so gave it a go. Really glad that we did, some really nice wines by the glass (With some good commentary and biog of the wines), very good steak tartare, which would’ve been very good on its own, but came on a bed of dauphinoise potato (or similar kind of thing anyway) and Parmesan grated on top. For a starter, the steak tartar and anchovies were pretty substantial and I was wondering if we had ordered too much with the pasta and Main to come. (anchovies were terrific, and the bread they came with was good with about half a pack of really lovely butter.) rigatoni with oxtail ragu Next, very good, Glass of house Merlot, made me want to be in the mountains. Then we had home-made meatloaf with house salad. The meatloaf was probably under selling itself with that name, (I am sure there must be a more fancy Italian name for it?) it was first class. Tiramisu was (by this time) unsurprisingly good. Okay, the bill was a bit heavy, and we hadn’t intended to spend or eat quite this much, however in this postcode you could probably spend the same or more and have nowhere near as good a meal. (Based on what we ate, I would probably imagine a starter and glass of wine would be just right for a weekday lunch?) very glad we came here, very pleasantly surprised overall. (The owner chucked in a couple of amaretti at the end, too, nice touch 🥳)

The quality of food was excellent, whilst the atmosphere was thoroughly enjoyable. Definitely recommend going if you've never been! My friend introduced me and I concur with their feedback

Friendly team, tasty food ! Recommended

lovely person served me and didnt hesitate to give me a custom lunch of pork shoulder and salad, no bun . needless to say , the pork shoulder was amazing , basically melt in your mouth. 100%%%

Beautiful restaurant, God bless you

Great breakfast in a charming atmosphere. Very good coffee and a large selection of breakfast dishes. A clear recommendation. Reservation is recommended.

Nando’s on Clink was a perfect stop after hours at the museum. Good food, great service, and I could charge my phone.

Really great food and service. Maria and Izzy were super friendly!

We ate one weeknight with the kids. We enjoyed ourselves. The fish & chips were excellent and so were the burgers. Very nice pub that lets you taste the beers before serving.

Fresh, classic, no frills cod and chips!

Guacamole Fish taco Prawn taco El pastor taco(s) Coconut Tart ...and you're welcome