Vivat BacchusYounger sibling to the highly successful Vivat Bacchus in Farringdon, the London Bridge venue is also a magnet for fans of fine wine and fine food (especially cheese).
London Bridge, South East London
The CooperageUnder London Bridge station, this is one of three branches of Davy's wine bar chain on Tooley Street. The Cooperage Ale and Port House – to use its full title – serves Cumberland sausages, steak sandwiches and cheese and pickles in the bar.
London Bridge, South East London
SkinkersPart of the Davy's chain of wine bars and one of a trio on Tooley Street, Skinkers stands underneath the Arches beneath London Bridge station next door to the London Dungeon.
London Bridge, South East London
MagdalenEverything about Magdalen on Tooley Street looks appetising. The original premises (formerly Fina Estampa) has been brought back to life with mirrors on claret walls and chandeliers hanging from the ceiling.
London Bridge, South East London
RajasthanA culinary taste of Mogul India is served by the chefs of Rajasthan where diners can enjoy a fantastic meal in an untraditional but beautiful restaurant.
City, Central London
Addendum Restaurant, Apex City of London HotelThe Addendum restaurant is located in the Apex Apex City of London Hotel a bright and prestigious new landmark close to Tower Bridge and the Tower of London, within striking distance of the City's financial heartland.
City, Central London
The Mug HouseOne of a trio of Davy's wine bars on Tooley Street right below London Bridge, offering traditional true Brit food and an extensive wine list, all in an historic setting.
London Bridge, South East London
Barrowboy & BankerSituated on the south side of London bridge in front of Southwark Cathedral, what a great way to make use of an old bank!
London Bridge, South East London
HazAn up-and-coming destination for the City crowd, this new branch of Haz is gaining a name for its authentic Turkish food and boisterous animated atmosphere.
City, Central London
DelfinaA short walk under the tracks of London Bridge and you come upon Defina on Bermondsey Street, a haven away from the bustle of Tooley Street.
Bermondsey, South East London
Champor ChamporChampor-Champor is a Malay expression that roughly translates as 'mix-and-match' and at first glance that's exactly what this wacky, London Bridge restaurant looks like.
London Bridge, South East London
Blueprint CaféDazzling views of the river, Tower Bridge and the 'Gherkin' are just part of the attraction at the Blueprint Café at Shad Thames, an outpost of the Conran empire (now D&D London).
Bermondsey, South East London
Le Pont de la TourLe Pont de la Tour is the jewel in the crown of the Butlers Wharf complex at Shad Thames, Le Pont de la Tour is a glamorous, elegant and stylish riverside rendezvous.
Bermondsey, South East London
Barcelona Tapas Bar y RestauranteThis branch of the Barcelona mini-chain is a well-liked, family-friendly destination done out in evocative Spanish style, with Gaudi flourishes (including a crazy mosaic lizard over the bar) adding a sunny edge to proceedings.
City, Central London
Silka RestaurantSilka tries to provide a soothing antidote to the frenetic foodie hustle-and-bustle of Borough Market. The restaurant is below stairs and it has been thoughtfully designed to create the calming illusion of a horizontal, layered landscape with clouds floating above.
Borough Market, South East London
Fish! RestaurantSandwiched between a railway bridge and Southwark Cathedral, Fish! occupies a grand glass and steel pavilion right at the heart of that foodie Mecca, Borough Market.
Borough Market, South East London
Bolton'sA City Italian of the old school, in the business of providing lunches during the working week. The surroundings may seem conservative and the menu is hardly cutting-edge stuff, but it's sedately comfortable, service does its job and the place has its share of loyal devotees.
City, Central London
Butlers Wharf Chop HouseWhat could be more reassuringly patriotic than tucking into steak and kidney pud at Butlers Wharf Chop House in the shadow of Tower Bridge at The Butlers Wharf Building in Shad Thames? In fact, this homage to all things British is almost the gastronomic equivalent of The Last Night of the Proms: Britannia certainly rules here, and the décor reinforces the illusion by conjuring up the style of a boating shed or cricket pavilion.
Bermondsey, South East London
Cantina del Ponte'Tuscany-upon-Thames' could be the moniker for this wonderfully relaxed venue Cantina del Ponte, which is part of the Conran-inspired gastro-complex (now D&D London) on Butlers Wharf at Shad Thames.
Bermondsey, South East London
Tapas BrindisaThe name Brindisa is derived from 'brindis' – a Spanish word meaning 'to raise your glass' or 'make a toast'.
Borough Market, South East London
The GarrisonOriginally The Yorkshire Grey, then The Honest Cabbage, this Bermondsey boozer now cuts the mustard as The Garrison, a bright, light gastro pub in the classic mould - complete with antiques, shelves of books and stripped floors.
Bermondsey, South East London
Bengal ClipperThe Bengal Clipper at Shad Thames opened in 1994, the sister restaurant of the Bengal Trader in Spitalfield and it runs along similar lines, with the emphasis on eye-catching interior design and an Indian menu that aims for creativity.
Bermondsey, South East London
RoastRoast restaurant is situated overlooking Borough Market, London's oldest food Market with views of St. Paul's Cathedral. When Iqbal Wahhab opened The Cinnamon Club it was a personal crusade to change the way we think about Indian cuisine.
Borough Market, South East London
Luc's BrasserieIn a cosy first floor setting overlooking the wrought-iron splendour of Leadenhall Market, Luc's Brasserie is a welcoming Gallic haunt in the heart of slick east London.
City, Central London
Chamberlain's RestaurantChamberlain's Restaurant provides one of the finest fish dining experiences in London. The atmosphere is relaxed with bright contemporary surroundings and there are several environments to choose from, the Basement, Ground and First Floor and an alfresco terrace area.
City, Central London
Market PorterWidely regarded as London's premier real ale pub, the Market Porter originally set out its stall in 1508 and has been going strong ever since.
Borough Market, South East London
Wright Brothers Oyster & Porter HouseBen Wright and Robin Hancock are actually brothers-in-law, but there's a great sense of family camaraderie about Wright Brothers Oyster & Porter House, an enterprising set-up on fashionably foodie Borough Market.
Borough Market, South East London
Feng SushiPart of a likeable mini-chain with six informal, café-style restaurants/takeaways dotted around the capital (visit their website for details), this branch of Feng Sushi is handily placed just a stroll from Borough Market.
Borough Market, South East London
LovageIn the lavish contemporary space formerly occupied by Hara the Circle Bar, Lovage invites diners to embark on 'a sensory dining journey', according to the owners.
Bermondsey, South East London
The Gaucho Grill CityIf you are in the mood for a really first class steak then head towards a Gaucho Grill; Gaucho, being a South American cowboy.
City, Central London
Harry's BarTucked away in cobbled Abchurch Yard, Harry's Bar has been a fixture of Central London's dining scene for more than 20 years.
City, Central London
Prism Restaurant & BarPrism Restaurant & Bar is the City restaurant outpost of Harvey Nichols's occupying the former London home of the Bank of New York on Leadenhall Street, a cavernous hall complete with massive Corinthian columns.
City, Central London
The DonThe Don hides in a courtyard off St Swithin's Lane and once did duty as the HQ for Sandemans - hence the name, the caped silhouette on the hanging sign and the incomparable drinks list.
City, Central London
Cantina VinopolisVinopolis is the South Bank's oenophilic attraction 'par excellence', combining a vast wine merchant's, a museum, tasting facilities, tours and much more besides - The Cantina is housed under the magnificent Victorian railway arches on Bankside and is dramatically designed with vaulted ceilings, exposed brickwork, ceramic tiles and an open kitchen.
Bankside, South East London
CaravaggioOpened in style by the late, great Luciano Pavarotti, Caravaggio occupies an extravagantly redesigned former bank on Leadenhall Street, close to Lloyd's.
City, Central London