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A wide variety of foods from around the world...
Submitted by Ivan
Not a bad way to start your day with breakfast at the Shard!
Submitted by Tom
A beautiful and high-quality restaurant serving the best fish meals in London.
Submitted by Igor
Independent restaurants for dinner after a quick drink at The Dickens Inn or take a twilight stroll alongside the yachts.
Submitted by Chris
A special occasion place - beautifully prepared food and stunning views.
Submitted by Olivia
A really nice afternoon out if you are new to London, have visitors or just want something to do one day. Amazing uninterrupted views over London and on a clear day you can see for over 30 miles!
Submitted by Hollie
On the 35th floor of the Shard, Ting delivers the astonishing views that you would expect. What I didn't expect was the incredible food that was pretty good value for money - £55 for four mouth-watering courses and the prettiest dessert I've ever seen!
Submitted by Rachel
At the top of the Doubletree by Hilton Hotel near Tower Bridge, this sophisticated bar has amazing views!
Submitted by Andrew
THeir Italian food is delicious, the wine good, and they don't throw you out the door as soon as you have finished!
Submitted by Suzy
The best coffee on a bridge! They also sell delicious cocktails and food too.
Submitted by Stuart
Best cafe in London
Submitted by Parma
A rooftop bar next to Tobacco Dock open Thursday to Sunday. Brilliant views, a good selection of drinks, croquet in the summer and an ice rink in the winter.
Submitted by Rachel
Serving organic beer to sip on a sunny London day and affording a garden directly overlooking the Thames. Many a pirate fantasy has been regaled in this public house.
Submitted by Paul
The Folly at Monument is like a Secret Garden! Perfect for weekend brunches, lazy lunches or catch ups after work - whatever the occasion, the Folly can do it!
Submitted by Hollie
Is there anything more English than Morris dancing in front of Sir Francis Drake's galleon!?
Submitted by Dan
Why not explore the nearby areas of Wapping, Bermondsey, Aldgate, Borough, Whitechapel, Spitalfields, City, Southwark, Elephant and Castle and South Bermondsey
Did you know?
"Rumoured to be the final resting place of Richard the Lionheart, All Hallows by the Tower harbours a small museum of Roman and Saxon artefacts and a remarkably preserved Roman floor."
Dan Woods
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James Glen
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