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 Tucked away, just a quick walk from Waterloo Bridge, you’ll find the Arch One Bar and Grill. This cool and comfortable bar offers an eclectic selection of food and drink, boasting fresh ingredients for both. You might want to start with salt and pepper squid or crispy pork belly with baked apple and ginger puree. Main courses cater for vegetarians as well as confirmed meat-eaters: roasted red onion and Brie tartlet might just tempt a carnivore away from Gloucester Old Spot sausages and mash. A bottle of house red and some decadent baked cheesecake to finish will cost you little over £50. Helpful staff complement your evening; this is a real find.
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 About Azzurro – Waterloo
Azzurro Waterloo is a spectacular Italian bar and restaurant located beneath the railway arches outside Waterloo Station. With close proximity to the London Eye, Imax Cinema, The National Theatre and the popular River Thames Walk, Azzurro Waterloo with is perfectly located for a huge variety of private functions and events. At Azzurro the approach to food is simple – use the freshest ingredients, throw in a little Italian inspiration and serve a great selection of freshly prepared classic dishes with frequently changed specials to ensure guests get the most from every visit.
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 About Biagio @ Bankside
Situated in Southbank, Biagio @ Bankside is a recent addition to the famous Biagio group of restaurant and serves traditional Italian cuisine in an ideal venue for business lunches and parties for all occasions. With a fantastic reputation for good service and fine food, Biagio @ Bankside offers an authentic and affordable Italian dining experience of the highest quality. There is a range of pizzas including the classic Margherita, the spicy Salsicce Piccante (Italian Sausage Pizza) and the mouth-watering Frutta Di Mare Milazzo (Mixed Seafood Pizza). Dover Sole and Monk Fish are some of the seafood specialities on the menu, and there is also a selection of grill dishes such as Fiorentina Di Manzo, served on the bone with salad.
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 Beneath the brick Victorian railway arches of Southwark’s Bankside, Cantina Vinopolis is a spacious restaurant annexed to the Vinopolis wine museum. The menu is a concoction of Mediterranean flavours which takes full advantage of its proximity to nearby foodie favourite Borough market. However, kudos ultimately goes to the understandably comprehensive wine list, including a strong selection of dessert wines, ports and sherries.
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 Designed after a Mediterranean market place, Del’ Aziz stands out as the first Mediterranean delicatessen and brasserie in London. Also comprising a bakery, there is a range of delicacies available such as freshly baked bread, pastries and confectionary. Take a seat at the thick wooden tables and relax in the colourful surroundings of the gift shop and the deli counter. The staff use good quality, well-sourced seasonal ingredients to create their home-made dishes, all displayed for your perusal. Start your day with revitalising juice, pop in for a laid-back light lunch and a coffee in the afternoon, or share a romantic dinner by candle light in a casual atmosphere. Don’t have the time to hang around? All of the food can be taken away or catered for you. In the summer you can dine al fresco, but you can be assured of a warm welcome here whatever the weather.
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 About Las Iguanas – Royal Festival Hall
For a lively South American dining experience visit the fantastic Las Iguanas restaurant at London’s Royal Festival Hall where exhilarating Latin rhythms together with the freshly prepared, tasty food bring a touch of carnival atmosphere to the South Bank. Bright, vibrant decor sets the scene for a lively restaurant where a good time is the order of the day. Famous for its fantastic cocktail list, don’t leave without sampling the Cana Royale- a heady mix of cahaça, raspberry liqueur, elderflower and champagne. Of course, diners are in for a treat: try the signature dish – “xinxim” – Brazilian lime chicken in a creamy crayfish and peanut sauce with rice, fine beans and sweet plantain, or indulge in the tapas menu with braised chorizo in Rioja wine with country bread; peri-peri, crisp cassava coated chicken with Brazilian style hot garlic; crayfish marinated with fresh mango.
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 Fantastically fresh fish is Livebait’s simple philosophy, and one that this informal and friendly Waterloo branch of the restaurant has mastered. A simple monochrome tiled interior doesn’t detract from the spectacular seafood on offer, from old favourites such as fish and chips to creative dishes like seared sea bass fillets with ginger. Lighter snacks are served all day in the bar area. Ideal for Old and Young Vic theatregoers and all South Bank attractions, including the London Eye.
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 About Skylon
Occupying the 3rd floor within the Royal Festival Hall, Skylon offers a spectacular scenic view of London’s skyline and the Thames with floor to ceiling windows. Its name derives from the original iconic structure of the 1951 Festival of Britain, Skylon has been designed to reflect the style of the renovated Royal Festival Hall with additional modern touches, such as bespoke chandeliers and surfaces of slate, walnut, and bronze. The menu is modern European with a hint of British influence. Signature plates include Denham estate venison carpaccio, pickled beets, toasted hazelnuts, cabernet sauvignon dressing and wild salmon from Scotland confit with watercress cream. The carefully crafted wine list spans the globe, including some marvelous English bottles, as well as some select 1950s reserve wines, a tribute to the Southbank Centre’s postwar origins. The informal Grill serves light meals such as organic gravad lax, tartare sauce; Skylon risotto – Sharpham Park spelt, Dorset crab, mascarpone, broad beans and the Skylon burger with onion rings, chips, and Bloody Mary ketchup. Booking is essential.
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 About Strada – Royal Festival Hall
This flagship Strada boasts wonderful views of the Thames, a contemporary and slick interior, and a sunny outdoor patio area with plenty of seating. Strada on the South Bank is perfectly located in an area that is fast becoming one of London’s best destinations for dining. Strada Royal Festival Hall is a part of the well-known group of contemporary Italian restaurants located on the high street serving good quality, simple, freshly prepared dishes using the finest seasonal produce available. The menu boasts a range of fabulous Italian dishes such as Rigatoni Siciliana – featuring roasted aubergines, garlic and basil in a cherry tomato sauce finished with delicious creamy ricotta, and Pizza Caprino with goats cheese, mozzarella, tomato, roasted artichoke hearts, Italian roasted tomatoes and oregano.
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 Ascend to the rooftop Terrace Bar in the National Theatre, courtesy of the glass lift, and you’ll be rewarded with a view over the Thames to Waterloo Bridge and warm relaxed surroundings perfect for pre-performance eating. Freshly grilled steaks and a fresh salad bar are the no-nonsense menu options, while a live DJ at the weekends makes for a lively atmosphere. Terrace dining available in the summer months.
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