Restaurants near Imperial War Museum

• Distance from Imperial War Museum: 474 metres

  Horse Bar & Restaurant

  Formerly the Horse & Groom, this neighbourhood boozer opposite Lambeth North tube station is now a thoroughbred bar and restaurant with dark panelling, dappled walls and a spectacular 'library' room upstairs for private bashes.

  Waterloo, South East London

• Distance from Imperial War Museum: 614 metres

  The Lobster Pot

  Cast yourself adrift in oceans of seafood, advises Hervé Régent, the French Chef Proprietor of this quirky Kennington restaurant called The Lobster Pot and don't be put off if you hear the sound of seagulls or melodious sea shanties, it's all part of London's slightly surreal experience known as The Lobster Pot.

  Kennington, South East London

• Distance from Imperial War Museum: 637 metres

  Brasserie Toulouse Lautrec

  A true evocation of French flavour in a lovingly remodelled English pub in Kennington, Brasserie Toulouse-Lautrec offers atmospheric brasserie-style dining downstairs and first class refreshment and snacks in the piano and wine bar upstairs.

  Kennington, South East London

• Distance from Imperial War Museum: 643 metres

  Laughing Gravy

  Movie buffs may remember that Laughing Gravy was Laurel & Hardy's dog in the film of the same name; it was also one of the nicknames for illegal booze during Prohibition.

  Waterloo, South East London

• Distance from Imperial War Museum: 655 metres

  Waterloo Bar and Kitchen

  Conveniently close to Waterloo Station and the Old Vic, this busy utilitarian venue is a hand pit-stop for commuters and theatregoers alike.

  Waterloo, South East London

• Distance from Imperial War Museum: 766 metres

  Waterloo Brasserie

  The Waterloo Brasserie was opened by the team behind the Cheyne Walk Brasserie in Chelsea, this newcomer close to Waterloo station offers an all-day eating experience with flexibility as its hallmark.

  Waterloo, South East London

• Distance from Imperial War Museum: 802 metres

  Meson Don Felipe

  One of London's best known tapas bars and a fun-loving institution on the South Bank, Meson Don Felipe continues to draw more than its share of noisy 'olés' from its regulars.

  Waterloo, South East London