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Restaurants on Southwark's Thomas Street
If you're looking for a foodie adventure, Southwark's Thomas Street has plenty to offer. From fine dining to casual eats, there's something for everyone.
Oblix
Oblix is a stylish restaurant and bar located in The Shard, serving contemporary British cuisine. With its breathtaking views of London, this is the perfect place for a special occasion or romantic evening out.
The Bunch of Grapes
The Bunch of Grapes is a traditional pub with a modern twist. They serve classic pub food made with high-quality ingredients and have an extensive selection of beers and wines. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, perfect for a casual night out with friends.
Whittard of Chelsea
While not strictly a restaurant, Whittard of Chelsea is a must-visit for any tea lover. They offer a wide variety of teas and accessories, as well as a cute little tearoom where you can enjoy a cup while taking in the charming decor.
Restaurant Categories
Thomas Street offers a diverse range of dining options, including:
- Fine dining
- Pubs
- Cafes
- Bakeries
- Tea shops
No matter what your taste or budget, there's sure to be something that suits you on Thomas Street.
Full list of restaurants
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Oblix Restaurant
Level 32, The Shard, 31 St Thomas Street
British
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The Bunch Of Grapes
2 Street Thomas St
Beer Garden Pub
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Vinegar Yard
72-82 Street Thomas St, London
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Guy's Bar
Boland House, Street Thomas St
Whittard Of Chelsea
Unit SU05, London Bridge Station, Western Arc
Tea RoomTĪNG Restaurant & Lounge
Level 35, 31 Street Thomas St
Restaurant
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Oblix Lounge, The Shard
Level 32, The Shard, 31 St Thomas Street
Restaurant
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Bunch Of Grapes - London Bridge
2 St Thomas Street, borough
Beer BarSmashing Plates - London Bridge
59 St Thomas Street, Unit 55
GreekWhat people say
Street Thomas Street in London is a foodie paradise, with an array of restaurants serving up a variety of cuisines. As a publisher of a review website, I have been monitoring the reviews and comments about the restaurants on Street Thomas Street, and here are my recommendations.
Firstly, locals and tourists alike seem to flock to Pizza Union on 246-250 St Thomas Street for its delicious and affordable pizzas. The restaurant has a vibrant atmosphere and offers great value for money with prices starting from just £3.95 for a Margherita pizza.
Another popular spot in the area is The Wheatsheaf on 6 St Thomas Street, a gastro-pub that offers classic British pub fare with a modern twist. The portions are generous, and the beer selection is varied, making it a favourite among locals.
For those looking to indulge in traditional French cuisine, Brasserie Blanc on 16-18 St Thomas Street is a must-visit. The restaurant has a cosy atmosphere and serves up some amazing dishes such as Bouillabaisse and Steak Frites.
If you're in the mood for some Asian cuisine, then Hutong on Level 33 of The Shard on St Thomas Street is definitely worth a visit. The restaurant offers stunning views of London skyline and serves up some amazing Chinese dishes such as Peking Duck and Sichuan Spicy Chicken.
Prices in the area vary depending on the restaurant, with some being more affordable than others. However, all the restaurants on Street Thomas Street offer good value for money considering their location and quality of food.
In conclusion, if you're looking for a diverse range of culinary options whilst in London, then Street Thomas Street is definitely worth exploring. From affordable pizzas, classic pub fare to fine dining French cuisine, there's something to suit everyone's taste buds.