Delicious grab-and-go Lebanese cuisine, located on the ground floor of Southbank Tower. Wheelchair accessible, with free wi-fi.

The newest arrival in Gabriel's Wharf, Limin' Beach Club is bringing the Caribbean warmth and Ibiza cool direct to South Bank. Limin' (pronounced 'Lime-in') is Trinidadian for relaxing in good company with food, drink, music and lots of laughter. So swing by, sit back, feel the sand under your feet, and let their food, rum cocktails, and island vibes transport you directly to the islands. 

As one of the world’s most diverse company of dancers, Rambert transform everyday spaces by making dance that is awe-inspiring, adventurous, dynamic and relevant, and taking it to our neighbourhood, the nation and the world.

The team at Rambert offer performances; dance and wellness classes and courses for people of all ages and abilities; and outreach and community initiatives. Rambert are based in a State of the Art Facility, just behind the National Theatre

Underbelly are back in South Bank from the 24th of July, with their new StreetEat Festival! Join them for a pop-up event filled with independent street food trucks, summer drinks, free live entertainment beside the river. 

You will be filling your bellies with the amazing street food from:

Hola Guacamole
Lukumade Doughnut Tales
Katsutopia
Kurbside Kitchen
The London Grilled Fish Company
Simply Falafel
Smoketeers
Coco Labelle

The event will be running from 24th July - 10th October 2020. 

Located on the site of the previous green room, this bar and restaurant is breathing life into the neighbourhood by re-using, re-loving and re-imagining this wonderful space.

This alfresco dining spot serves delicious pizzas and cocktails, with a large open-air neighbourhood garden surrounded by aromatic homegrown herbs for their chefs and bartenders to work with. The menu will be guided by sustainability, making as much as possible in-house.

Instagram: @GreenRoomLondon. 

The Waterloo Festival is an annual celebration of arts, community and heritage run by St John’s Church. During lockdown in May and June 2020, the festival was brought online; because of an overwhelmingly positive public response, they have decided to keep the website LIVE for the foreseeable future! 

The theme of the festival, Transforming Communities, was decided long before the public health crisis but has now acquired a new digital dimension. The festival included a premier performance of a multi-voice composition sourced from public contributions, an exploration of the history of homelessness in Waterloo, a Coin Street Community and Illuminated Bridges art project and a series of writings and music on the theme of freedom of the press. 

Later in June there was an an exploration of Cardboard City and the history of homelessness in Waterloo. Discussions on intersectionality in the LGBTQ+ community also took place during Pride Month. 

Local collaborators include Morley College, with their podcast straight from the festival, Art4Minds who work with local youth forums, Southbank Sinfonia, and the Ernest Read Symphony Orchestra. 

All of this incredible content is now available online here. 

This cool new restaurant and bar - The Wall SE1 - is located within The House of Vans, right by Waterloo Station. In its own words, it has “burst onto the South Bank restaurant scene in a cloud of burger smoke, coffee grounds, blood, sweat and tears”.

Inspired by New York diners and tying in with House of Vans’ “off the wall” spirit, The Wall SE1 serves American style fast food cooked with fresh, quality local produce. Expect a menu comprising of piping hot sweet potato fries that are crispy on the outside and deliciously soft and gooey on the inside with a wickedly smoky chipotle mayo and a selection of burgers including their infamous Pulled Piggy...

If you fancy something fancy, check out the cocktails, which include a Jamaican or Russian Mule, a Pilgrim father, or The Wall’s own concoction made with Blackdown Cellars Vodka/ Gin, fresh lemon, pomegranate and apple juice and elderflower served long over ice and a lemon wedge garnish. 

Giraffe is well-known for bringing global classics to a family-friendly and lively atmosphere.

The South Bank branch is the largest in the capital, complete with riverside views - it's a popular one too thanks to the great location, but rest-assured the queue goes down quickly.

The menu is extensive and varied ensuring there's a dish to suit every taste, from Duck stir fry to proper Fish and Chips.

Once you've had a wonder down the leafy avenues of South Bank, explore Gabriel's Wharf and pick up a delicious treat from House of Crepes.

Sit inside or out and indulge in one of 40 varieties of sweet and savoury crepes: from spinach and feta to banana and chocolate with fresh cream. Or choose from the selection of sandwiches, cakes, ice creams and coffees. Open daily until late.

The menu featuring delicious dim sum dishes is extensive and highly trained dim sum chefs and cocktail experts ensure continual taste innovation and faultless preparation.

The restaurant at Southbank Centre has two floors, featuring the floating Lotus Lounge, a buzzing cocktail bar and an outside terrace.

You can get half-price drinks and dim sum on over thirty of their best menu items, every weekday between 3pm – 6pm.

Their Saturdays unique bottomless brunches are the perfect way to elevate any Saturday afternoon. Every Saturday from 12pm to 4pm, they're the perfect way to go dumpling-crazy with friends at the weekend. 

If you're looking to just relax, their lazy Sumdays allow you to indulge in unlimited dim sum for only £25.95 per adult, and £11.95 for under 12s on Sundays and Bank Holidays. 

Enviably located just off the Southbank Centre, directly opposite the Royal Festival Hall main entrance, Pizza Express is close to major attractions like the London Eye and the Aquarium. It's extremely spacious but with a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere – making the place ideal for every sort of occasion.

Take a leisurely stroll along the banks of the Thames as it winds through the capital. Soak up the South Bank atmosphere, London's home of art, culture and unique architecture. Cross the bridges for circular walks with spectacular views.

The Riverside Walkway attracts visitors from all over the world and is also a valuable resource enjoyed by all who live or work in the area. It is also used as a venue for unusual and unique events - keep your eyes peeled for exciting pop-ups.

The Wharf offers al fresco dining with sensational views over South Bank's Riverside Walk and the river Thames. This family-friendly riverside restaurant is just a stone's throw away from the National Theatre and other major South Bank attractions. At The Wharf you can enjoy fresh seafood and hot-off-the-grill dishes whilst taking in riverside views from their upper balcony, as well as views of the City towards St Paul's.

The Wharf is open every day from 9.00 am (for coffee) 11.30 am (lunch) until 11.30 pm for last orders.  

Whether you’re visiting with family or friends, enjoying a break from the office, treating a client to lunch or you’re a South Bank local, The Wharf team will aim to serve up the very best experience.