The best restaurants in Cathedrals Southwark London

Loved this place the first time I ate here. So after checking their website to make sure they were open (til 11pm) I went back. Time,money, and reveal crowded buses later they were NOT open. Really irritated and discouraged. Won’t be back.

Ambiente agradável, muito familiar. Comida excelente e atendimento primordial. Está super indicado . Não deixe de conhecer.

This was my only purchase from the market, dispite all the other treats on offer. The day was so much better after buying a decent lump of Pork pie.

La hamburguesa de Navidad es una empanada de Woodland Turkey & Sage y una empanada de carne de cerdo de Norfolk con queso americano doble y brie frito. Esto fue único, ya que realmente no como hamburguesas de más de 8 libras a menos que sea algo realmente elegante. Sabía que me iba a gustar porque la empanada de cerdo era como una empanada de salchicha. Lo mejor son las dos cuñas de brie frito, salsa de arándano picante y salchicha brillante que lo complementan bien. La empanada de pavo estaba un poco seca, pero eso era de esperar con la naturaleza del pavo. En general no estaba mal, pero probablemente un poco demasiado salado. El personal no tenía suficiente personal en la sucursal del Puente de Londres solo fue porque era conveniente de lo contrario habría visitado el Soho. Los platos estaban en el lado pequeño y la sala de estar estaba estrecha. El menú de Navidad no se refleja en su sitio web ni sus redes sociales responden cuando comentas. Revisité otro día para el rollo de langostinos y caviar que no se dieron cuenta de que estaba agotado hasta que pedí. Así que después de esperar un rato me dijeron que estaba agotado.

Lamentablemente una trampa turística de comida pobre al precio máximo. Ramen era una sopa miso con un poco de vegetales flotantes y fideos listos. Opciones mucho mejores disponibles

Food and service on the brasserie restaurant were good, and the view was lovely, but one of us had to wear sunglasses as facing the sun directly. £35 Set menu advertised with cocktail but (very) fine print showed cocktail was only included at lunch. Despite ordering the set menu they tried to charge us twice the price for a la carte and we had to correct them. We were moved to the bar after the meal where the door to the balcony meant we were blasted by cold air every few minutes which was deeply unpleasant.

Se buscaron sabrosos bocadillos de tren para un largo viaje en tren No nos decepcionaron nuestras elecciones Croissant de almendra Pajitas de queso Muffin de pan de maíz Brownie de chocolate

Went for a business dinner having preselected my dishes. They managed to get every single course wrong including both nuts and rocket visibly on the plate. They also have my colleague dairy in one course and gluten in another. Just don’t bother. Our team won’t go back, trust me

Best affordable tapas in London

Not much of note about this place , it's positioned on quite a busy junction so if you sit outside you're a bit exposed to vehicle noise and pollution.

Great selection of beers, super comfy yet light place, people were nice and welcoming.

Nice London pub, but they could turn the music down a bit to make talking easier

Very nice pub, they do good meals but in excess of £16 for cheapest meal

This is a long review, so apologies. This could be a good Pub. Just poorly run and run for a narrow demographic. Selection of cold bottled beer extremely poor. The Duke of York 4 minutes south (Although it now closes on a Sunday) and The Trinity 3 minutes north have a better selection, dark and wheat beer in the fridge etc and outdoor seating. If you like beer and want a more enjoyable experience go there. A selection of two cold bottled lagers is poor for a modern pub. The pubs supplier could not supply any further choice apparently. I am not convinced. Also if you don’t like the live music you are subjected to it is a pretty depressing experience. Also the yellow orange light bulbs make it very dark and depressing inside. Just feel from local knowledge there are better pubs a short distance away. The Trinity has bifold windows, so quite pleasant on a summers day if you looking for a summer’s drink. The Duke of York have four/five tables outside. Trust me there are superior pubs with friendlier staff nearby. The pub did get Wheat beer in for about a week. I tried again one Sunday as they said on the website it was open to 11.00. At 22.15 I was told they were no longer serving drinks. The closing time advertised is not the time they close. No last orders and no warning. Definitely, look at the Duke of York and / or the Trinity or pubs closer to London Bridge. There are better pubs. Trust me I am a Borough / Southwark local. If you are not fussy and don’t care about service use the Ship. Otherwise use another pub!!!! This pub is for the younger drinker. Not really for the local to the area or someone slightly older. I genuinely hope the pub improves; the area could do with another decent pub. However, not to worry, there are other pubs nearby.

It was a good experience with Megan and Emma in the bar, they were good at having an overview and a smile for the customers. The food was just as described, good quality of food, wine and beer. A really good experience in a pub with food served.