Cool, precise, urbane - the ever-popular Zucca holds on to its position with ease in this hip stretch of Bermondsey. Happily, the slick white plastic...

The Blueprint Café feels like a treat: the airy, white-walled dining room has floor-to-ceiling glass windows looking on to one of the finest river views in...

The upsurge in Spanish food quality in London since the 1990s can in part be dated from the arrival in Borough Market of food importers Brindisa, bringing...

The boutique-sized Alleyn Park punches well above its weight. Regularly highlighted as one of the UK's finest garden centres by mags and newspapers, it...

The design of Champor-Champor's dining room, along with the faint scent of incense, will whisk you away to a fantasy land. Where else could you find a...

The atmosphere at Magdalen is low-key and quite romantic, with tea lights flickering on white-clothed tables and classical music playing quietly. The small...

As befits a café attached to one of south London's best-loved outdoor swimming pools, the Lido Café is light, fresh and very chilled. It's a simple white...

The only London pub of the estimable Lewes brewer Harveys, this traditional Victorian corner tavern draws beer fanatics, and with good reason: the ales...

'JHn. Davy Free Vintner' reads the sign on the wall of an empty Borough side street, above an 071 number. It may as well read 'Southwark 1184' for all the...

Suggesting that Meze Mangal doesn't look like much from the outside is a pretty generous understatement. Happily, the rather decrepit exterior of this...

If the name 'roast' conjures up images of boring, old-fashioned British food, think again. Roast may serve British food, but boring it ain't. Set smack in...

Looking for the more recent branch, Pizarro? Click here. The review below refers the smaller tapas bar. José is its own worst enemy. This tiny, mostly...