Places to eat on South Bank
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Hi All
We're visiting the South Bank imminently and will have some children with us. They are fine in restaurants and know how to behave. We're looking for some decent places but we're not looking for fine dining.
To give you some idea what we like - we'll happily eat at Belgo, most Italians, fish and chip restaurants or grill / barbeque type places.
The PH massive is usually excellent when it comes to recommendations - any for South Bank please?
We're visiting the South Bank imminently and will have some children with us. They are fine in restaurants and know how to behave. We're looking for some decent places but we're not looking for fine dining.
To give you some idea what we like - we'll happily eat at Belgo, most Italians, fish and chip restaurants or grill / barbeque type places.
The PH massive is usually excellent when it comes to recommendations - any for South Bank please?
truck71 said:
Southbank restaurants can be very busy, I've eaten at one of the Terence Conran places near HMS Belfast some time ago and it was okay but not memorable.
Depending on where on the Southbank you are I'd recommend Giuseppes on Borough High Street circa a couple of hundred yards from the river and opposite Borough Market. An oasis of calm amongst the tourists, straight forward Italian food reasonably priced.
Thanks, we may give that a look.Depending on where on the Southbank you are I'd recommend Giuseppes on Borough High Street circa a couple of hundred yards from the river and opposite Borough Market. An oasis of calm amongst the tourists, straight forward Italian food reasonably priced.
truck71 said:
Southbank restaurants can be very busy, I've eaten at one of the Terence Conran places near HMS Belfast some time ago and it was okay but not memorable.
Depending on where on the Southbank you are I'd recommend Giuseppes on Borough High Street circa a couple of hundred yards from the river and opposite Borough Market. An oasis of calm amongst the tourists, straight forward Italian food reasonably priced.
Okay, ao we went to Giuseppe's. Eventually. The first night we booked online, but when we showed up they were closed...but we cut them some slack but because they are Italian.Depending on where on the Southbank you are I'd recommend Giuseppes on Borough High Street circa a couple of hundred yards from the river and opposite Borough Market. An oasis of calm amongst the tourists, straight forward Italian food reasonably priced.
Second time lucky and we had probably the best restaurant experience in recent memory. Great food, excellent live music and superb service. We will definitely go again.
truck71 said:
13m said:
Okay, ao we went to Giuseppe's. Eventually. The first night we booked online, but when we showed up they were closed...but we cut them some slack but because they are Italian.
Second time lucky and we had probably the best restaurant experience in recent memory. Great food, excellent live music and superb service. We will definitely go again.
Glad you enjoyed it, I forgot to mention the opera singing. Did she start getting lecherous? Second time lucky and we had probably the best restaurant experience in recent memory. Great food, excellent live music and superb service. We will definitely go again.
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