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The Best Restaurants in South East London, London
MICHELINIsraeli
Arch 25, Old Union Yard Arches,
SE1 0LR,
London
217 reviews
Average price £40 Accepts Yums
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Greek
96-98 Dulwich Village,
SE21 7AQ,
London
271 reviews
Average price £12
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French
34 Church Street,
SE10 9RB,
London
46 reviews
Average price £10
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British
2-8 Great Suffolk Street,
SE1 0UG,
London
13 reviews
Average price £32
British
4 Hays Lane,
SE1 2HB,
London
67 reviews
Average price £24
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South American
Peninsula Square, Millennium Way,
SE10 0DX,
London
16 reviews
Average price £26
British
Hilton London Tower Bridge,
SE1 2BY,
London
3 reviews
Average price £35
South American
Festival Terrace, Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road,
SE1 8XX,
London
50 reviews
Average price £26
Steakhouse
9 BELVEDERE ROAD,
SE1 8YL,
London
58 reviews
Average price £30
International
10 London Bridge Street,
SE1 9SG,
London
12 reviews
Average price £25
Afternoon Tea
18 Albert Embankment,
SE1 7TJ,
London
Average price £35
Frequently Asked Questions
The Best Restaurants in South East London, London
From the edgy and diverse Peckham and New Cross to well-heeled Dulwich and beyond, South East London restaurants offer a little bit of everything. Visitors flock to South East London for the Oval Cricket Ground, along with Greenwich Park and Royal Observatory, the National Maritime Museum and the South Bank’s cultural attractions. The O2 Arena at North Greenwich regularly hosts the biggest names in music.Restaurants in South East London tend towards the less formal, and represent cuisines from all around the globe.
For pre-and post-performance dining, head to Mezzanine at the National Theatre. The venue’s late supper menu focuses on steak, and serves their meaty marvels with a blackberry bellini, and there’s always a vegetarian option on offer. The Mezzanine’s regular evening menu offers gourmet delights like pear and Roquefort salad with Treviso and candied pears, and game wellington with wild mushrooms.
More theatre-themed eating is to be had at Swan at The Globe, right next to Shakespeare’s historic theatre. Menus are seasonal and local, and offer an ample selection of steak options. The Swan also offers a gourmet range of British tapas, including Cornish sardines on toast, and Saddleworth sausage roll.