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Bermondsey Bites: A Delicious Dive into London’s Foodie Haven
Bermondsey is a foodie's dream come true, and if you're staying in one of our serviced apartments on Old Kent Road , you're in for a treat!
Just a short hop away, this vibrant neighbourhood is packed with hidden gems, trendy spots, and delicious bites to satisfy any craving. Whether you're into quirky street food, modern cuisine, or good old-fashioned British grub, Bermondsey's got you covered.
Here’s a rundown of the must-visit places that will make your taste buds do a happy dance:
Pique-Nique
For a laid-back vibe with fantastic French food, check out Pique-Nique .
This charming bistro is located in the quaint surroundings of Tanner Street Park, where you can enjoy classics like roast chicken, beef tartare, and plenty of French wines.
It’s a perfect spot to relax and enjoy the views while savoring some top-notch French cuisine.
José Tapas Bar
This small but mighty tapas bar is a Bermondsey institution.
Located on Bermondsey Street, José is the perfect spot to enjoy some authentic Spanish tapas in a cosy, lively setting. Order a glass of sherry and tuck into some padron peppers, croquetas, and jamón ibérico.
The dishes are made for sharing, but you might want to keep the patatas bravas all to yourself!
Bone Daddies
A vibrant and edgy ramen joint that brings a bold, rock 'n' roll twist to traditional Japanese comfort food.
Known for its rich, flavourful broths and perfectly cooked noodles, Bone Daddies is a must-visit spot for ramen lovers in Bermondsey.
The menu features a variety of ramen bowls, including classics like Tonkotsu Ramen (creamy pork bone broth) and Spicy Miso Ramen, alongside more adventurous dishes like Korean Fried Chicken Wings and Soft-Shell Crab Bao.
Café Amisha
Café Amisha in Bermondsey is a cosy and welcoming Italian eatery that offers an authentic taste of Italy right in the heart of London.
Known for its laid-back ambiance and delicious homemade dishes, it’s the perfect spot for a casual meal with friends or a romantic dinner.
The menu is brimming with Italian classics, from freshly made pasta and risottos to wood-fired pizzas with crispy, thin crusts.
The Kings Arms
Known for its cosy interiors, complete with wooden beams, comfy seating, and a welcoming fireplace, it’s a great spot to relax with friends or family.
The pub offers a fantastic selection of craft beers, ales, and ciders, making it a favourite for locals and beer enthusiasts alike.
On the food side, The Kings Arms serves up hearty British fare, from classic fish and chips to Sunday roasts with all the trimmings. Their menu also features seasonal specials and pub favourites like burgers and pies, all made with high-quality ingredients.