Cafes, restaurants & bars
Looking for inspiration?
Eating and drinking at Southbank Centre could leave you with one serious problem: there's just so much to choose from, how will you decide?
Read on for some inspiration – and bon appétit!
Cafe culture
Morley von Sternberg Riverside Terrace Cafe
A casual cafe serving sandwiches, soups and light meals, great coffee, fresh cakes and pastriesLIA VITTONE PHOTOGRAPHY, Lia Vittone Hayward Gallery Cafe
Drop into the Hayward Gallery Cafe for pre-show sustenance or a post-visit drinkPhilautia Weekend Festival of Love credit Southbank Centre / Katherine Leedale Queen Elizabeth Hall Roof Garden
Welcome to London's very own secret garden, nestled on top of the Queen Elizabeth HallAdam Luszniak Beany Green
Perfect for your morning coffee, afternoon beers or evening cocktails, located just under the Hungerford Bridge
Family friendly
Adam Luszniak Honest Burgers
Enjoy delicious grass-fed burgers and rosemary salted chips, inspired by great British produceAdam Luszniak Giraffe
Giraffe's all about freshly-cooked food served to the sound of great musicAdam Luszniak Pret A Manger
Open for takeaway. A busy kitchen, a baker’s oven, Italian espresso machines, organic coffee – welcome to Pret
Great for sharing
Adam Luszniak La Gamba
Sunshine suffuses the menu of this Spanish-inspired tapas restaurant on the riversideAdam Luszniak Wagamama
Inspired by canteen-style Japanese noodle bars, Wagamama delivers lively pan-Asian foodAdam Luszniak Ping Pong
At Chinese restaurant Ping Pong, a buzzing cocktail bar meets the delights of dim sumAdam Luszniak Strada
Contemporary Italian restaurant serving fresh dishes using the finest seasonal produce