Eat & Drink, shop
If you're looking for a place to stop for refreshment while visiting Southbank Centre, you're spoilt for choice. Over the Alchemy weekends (13 – 15 April and 20 – 22 April), make sure to visit the Taste of India Market with authentic food, craft and fashion from India, the UK and South Asia.
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Set in the Royal Festival Hall main foyer, Riverside Terrace Café benefits from spectacular views across the river Thames.
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Central Bar at Royal Festival Hall
Located within the main foyer of the Royal Festival Hall and featuring 1950s lounge style seating, Central Bar is a popular destination for everyone visiting Southbank Centre.
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Bar & Cafe Queen Elizabeth Hall
Enjoy a selection of teas, coffees and fresh juices along with a range of delicious cakes, pastries, sandwiches and salads at the Cafe counter or choose from a range of beers, wines and soft drinks at the Bar.
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By day, Concrete at the Hayward Gallery is a welcoming cafe serving lunch and light refreshments. In the evening, it turns into a late-night bar serving classic and innovative cocktails, beers, wines and more in intimate surroundings. You will find Concrete situated at the front of the gallery.
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Like the original Spitalfields location, Canteen at Southbank Centre serves high quality British food at reasonable prices and continues to give customers ultimate flexibility with an all-day menu offering breakfast, lunch, dinner, afternoon tea and bar snacks.
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What's On In London Magazine, declared Caffe Vergnano 'Coffee Shop of the Year 2005/6', and the managing editor, Roger Foss, came to present the certificate at the Restaurant Show.
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British family run company dedicated to good, fresh, uncomplicated food. We make sandwiches, soups and salads in our kitchen every day using our own recipes and good, fresh ingredients.
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Las Iguanas is the place to enjoy a feast of fresh and imaginative regional dishes with a twist.
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Enter Le Pain Quotidien anywhere in the world and you can expect to be greeted first with the smell of fresh bread.
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Contemporary and stylish setting to enjoy a break from shopping or to relax after exploring the city's many sights and attractions.
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wagamama is a noodle restaurant inspired by the hustle and bustle of canteen-style Japanese noodle bars, but its menu is an unmistakable blend of pan-Asian flavours and the freshest seasonal ingredients from closer to home.
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Its philosophy is simple: create a venue that blends contemporary style with an authentic Chinese aesthetic. Then provide a fantastic shared dining experience, traditional dim sum of the very highest and exceptional customer service.
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Absolutely fantastic - the most decadently, velvety delicious sushi I have ever tasted' - Ginny Dougary, Times Magazine
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A 'kaiten' (conveyor belt) sushi bar, where you can choose from over 80 Japanese-inspired items, such as rice dishes, salads, tempura, chicken katsu curry, salmon teriyaki or yakisoba noodles.
All our restaurants are accessible to people with disabilities.