The best restaurants in Southwark London

This is a small Turkish restaurant with a fairly simple and quiet atmosphere—nothing fancy in terms of decor or vibe. However, what it lacks in ambience, it definitely makes up for in food quality. The dishes are tasty and well-prepared, and I especially recommend the mixed döner and mixed shish. The meats are flavourful, tender, and grilled just right. If you’re looking for a place with great Turkish food and don’t mind a low-key setting, this spot is definitely worth a visit.

The food was not very impressive. Very expensive

I remember when art was real, true and meaningful, not just some old tat that's been dragged in from the local fly tipping hot spot and paired with an eloquently written piece of bull-sh*t. Then again, I also remember when Banksy was just that guy on Art Attack. Fantastic artist, terrible lover. The mans obsession with dried pasta works wonders with a bit of glue on an old cereal box but certainly leaves a harsher chaffing sensation in the bedroom. Would not recommend! While The Tate have changed their direction from displaying art to whatever they can find on the side of the road, I'm actually rather fond of their new direction. There's something about a pile of burnt out tires that warms the soul and reignites the once lost dream that anything is possible. I used to believe art was reserved for the talented, but in recent years The Tate have reminded me this isn't true. In fact, anyone with an old house to clear, a litre of gasoline and a box of matches can too, be an artist. Five stars.

The staff is rude and don’t accommodate to any customization/adjustment. They have very limited options on the menu. Also the food wasn’t even great :) Pricey and poor service.

Sorry to say we had a take away and it was the most greasy mains we have ever experienced I can’t believe how rough the presentation was and then I felt a bone in my mouth from the speciality chicken masala dish I would certainly avoid this place like the plague There’s a lot of good curry restaurants in London but not this place I’m afraid

I only order Indian takeaways from Eastern Cuisine as I know the quality of food is excellent, tasty & has great portions. Their chicken vindaloo is my favourite & they are always happy to accommodate my extra hot chilli requests in their curries.

Lovely burgers, excellent chicken wings, fries nice

Great restaurant in Bermondsey Street. Very busy on a lovely sunny Saturday. Luckily got seated straight away. Great service, was brought bread straight away. Made our order and food come within good time. Busy buzzing atmosphere. Would definitely return.

Spicy Rice and chicken can never go wrong. Best take away spot

I don't have a problem and accept that sometimes there are delays. It was just a little bit late and that is okay.

Utterly disappointing. I came here the other day for my birthday dinner as I had seen it had good reviews especially on the pizzas they do which is supposed the be their specialty, with three other friends. Me and my friend shared the bolognaise and pancetta pizza, the bolognaise was £24 but because it was for a special occasion we ordered it anyway. The food arrived suspiciously quick which considering there was no one in the restaurant I was confused by because there was no rush to get food out. When I took a bite into the bolognaise I was completely in shock as it tasted like absolutely nothing, the pasta was stuck together and I wouldn’t even expect that type of sauce from a tin. I understand that pasta isn’t their main focus but if it is on the menu and costs £24 (for a small portion)! I would expect it would at least taste of something? The pizza was somehow burnt and undercooked. I have been to Naples and Italy and had pizzas there and that was not it, I understand there is supposed to be Charing on the crust but this pizza just tasted like charred pizza and nothing else. The middle was so soggy and watery that none of the toppings stayed on. We weren’t offered pepper, salt, oil or Parmesan, my friend had to ask for some pepper. We were also charged around I believe £3 for a bottle of water that we didn’t ask for, which they filled our cups under halfway with! My other friend ordered the parmigiana and had to send it back due to how bad and tasteless it was! I also said on the reservation it was for a birthday and nothing happened and considering how much you pay for the food that you get no pepper or salt with which you then get charged £3 for water with, you do expect some sort of small chocolate or something, especially since it was one of the options to put down on the reservation. Overall the food was clearly cooked in a rush for some reason, seriously lakes in flavour and was ridiculously overpriced for the portions and the quality of the food. I’ve never been so just displeased by a restaurant like this before would not recommend at all.

1-Dec-22: Visited as a party of 4 on a Thursday evening. The restaurant was busy and buzzy and waiting staff were friendly. Food was OK, nothing special but nothing bad. My carbonara served from the parmesan wheel was a bit of fun.

Super friendly and welcoming owner and delicious food! Highly recommended!!!

We my wife and I have just had a fantastic time at the OXBO brunch. Food was great and the service was absolutely incredible. Raj was especially attentive.

Great vibes and got lots of summer sunshine throughout the pub, also loved that we can bring in any takeaways we like to eat there with drinks