Where to Eat South of the River
Friday 14 November 2014 by Tim Ripman
Where to eat
The Riverside is a contemporary pub that sits directly beneath SACO @ St George Wharf, set alongside the River Thames, with a large outdoor seating area that provides stunning views across to the imposing skyline. You’ll discover traditional British classics with style and an excellent drinks menu to peruse - a place to truly kick back and relax.
Brunswick House is situated within a beautiful historic Georgian building and the large glass chandeliers hanging from the ceiling are something to behold – this is a place of sheer elegance and sophistication, but in a calming and relaxed atmosphere. Enjoy gourmet seasonal dishes with a twist; the menu changes daily, and by night, it turns a little more adventurous!
Set on the third floor of the Royal Festival Hall, Skylon provides spectacular views and exquisite cuisine. The Destination restaurant serves delicious European food in a tasteful setting, whilst the Grill is more relaxed, and why not pop into the bar afterwards for a cocktail and admire the views of the Thames through the floor-length windows.
Las Iguanas is a vibrant and exotic restaurant located in the Southbank Centre, adjacent to the Royal Festival Hall and the London Eye. The food here is a fusion of Latin American influences, bursting with flavour and made with love and pride. Don’t miss out on their fantastic cocktails either – we’d recommend the classic and authentic Margarita or Caipirinha!
Want to find out more?
This is just a selection of the restaurants on offer South of the River, so take a look here to see what else is available.
SACO @ St George Wharf is an iconic landmark along the river, and along with SACO Waterloo, both lie directly opposite the London Eye – close to many restaurants in around the South Bank area.