If you're looking for a rooftop bar near the tower bridge you have to check out Savage Garden…read morerooftop bar. They have some nice views of the tower bridge. I highly recommend sitting outside. This bar runs on the pricier side with cocktails ranging from 15-20 pounds. We also wanted some food/ small bites to share. The portions here are very small and on the pricier side. I highly recommend the burger sliders and cauliflower bites. The guac was good but a very tiny portion. We also got the duck bao buns but the duck did not taste fresh so I would not recommend ordering that.

This is our usual London hotel of choice and upstairs at Savage Garden, a nice way to end the…read moreevening; just a nightcap. Great service and fabulous views over London We were here a few months ago and Mario looked after us...me for whisky and my wife for rum. Really interesting chap and gave us a couple of tasters for next time This was next time. I was introduced by Alex (no Mario tonight) to The Hakushu (very nice) and to Hibiki (outstanding)...my wife chose her usual Its such a nice place to relax, people watch, look out the window and chill We'll be back

We have visited two other Foggs venues and decided, suddenly one evening, to try Mrs Foggs Dockside…read moreDrinkery & Distillery in Broadgate. What a wonderful surprise and 'difference' in décor and service. On arriving at Broadgate the sounds of music hit our ears. We were, obviously, going the right way. As the circle opened in front of us it was going to be a fun few hours as everyone was dancing away. That was the first difference from the previous two Mr. Foggs. It was, we think, the inspiration of Mrs. Fogg. Another difference was you ordered at the bar and you took the drinks to your table. Cocktails were delicious but not quite as elaborate, nor were the glasses but that needed to be as most were being drunk outside. A mixture of all age groups and I include ourselves as we were the oldest there but never felt uncomfortable. Music was, as I said, LOUD. Everyone was having fun, as we were too. OK next stop will be the Gin Parlour, at some point in time. We love the Foggs venues for their quirkiness and individuality. For their different, unique, cocktails. Of course, the friendliness of the staff must be mentioned. That goes a long way. See you soon.

Good food, great ambience. Just round the corner from liverpool street station. A good place to…read morehangout after office near central London

The Crypt is the perfect venue for a work dos and special events. It has much History such as King…read moreHenry V111 held his three-day wedding feast there in 1531. I went along with my work colleagues as they hired out the venue for a Christmas work party. The Crypt is quite a decent size to hire out we had 10 tables seating 10 people around each table which seems to be the max number of tables that this venue can hold in the size it accommodates along with a DJ/band and bar area. As you can imagine the venue looks like a church outside and in as it used to be. So you have nice stone wall and stain glass windows. Lovely place for a wedding reception. The food that was served was all quite nice but not totally hot but then i did not expect it to be when they have to serve approx. 100 people on the night but I am sure if was much lesser people food would of been hotter and nicer. Only one thing I feel the portions are quite small and half a icecream scoop of mash. Other than that lovely venue and the staff are very nice and willing to please.

The Nursery is a cute little theatre venue tucked into the arches under the tracks in Southwark…read more The downside is that it's small and chilly and smells like mildew, but the people managing the place are the sweetest and most welcoming hosts ever. I was really impressed by the friendly atmosphere, and they draw a mixed crowd of families and couples of all ages. We visited on a Sunday for the jazz breakfast (basic breakfast options that are easy to set out in such a venue--croissants and granola parfaits and coffees) and stayed for a couple of hours to listen to the live band and do our Sunday morning reading via their wifi. The Nursery has a theatre festival coming up, too--it will be interesting to see how the place is configured for that! Overall, a relaxing spot you'll feel comfortable lounging in for hours.

Great venue and always exciting and high calibre performances at The Edric Theatre. The Friday and…read moreSaturday shows are always of a high standard, first class and professional. After the shows I always come away feeling inspired & that feel good factor. Different line up every weekend and people at the venue are friendly, drinks are good value, toilets nice and clean. Well worth every penny and I couldn't think of a better way to spend my weekends, seeing the best Improv show in London.

Wow! Just wow! Amazing global street food! Great vintage shopping! Don't miss it! This Nuff said,read more

They made a Jim Carrey movie here. "The Trumans Show."…read more The old Truman Brewery has so much history as it used to be one of the great breweries of the UK. Now the space has been turned into a event center and part-time Market stall and that really works as well. So on every level this is really cool both for the history and the current use of the space.

I remember this pub from way back and how it has changed. It has had a make over to bring it into…read morethe 21st century and fits nicely into the hipster scene that the management is after. The look and feel of the is on trend and it has ample seating downstairs. There is an upstairs area that I believe is used for a variety of different shows, burlesque and the such like. They have a variety of craft beers on tap alongside the regulars, Guinness, etc. They have a good range of spirits on the top shelf. I did not try the wines. It was told by someone who did that the house white was ok. The food menu is limited, burgers, chicken dish and veggie option. So traditional pub food. They had a DJ who played some good music, some tunes I really was not expecting!! So if you are down Nun Head way it's worth a visit.

OK, so I live in this area, just around the corner in fact and in my opinion, this pub makes…read moreNunhead a place to stop at in South East London. The Old Nuns Head truly has carved itself out as the heart of this small community and lays on all sorts of events from ale festivals to karaoke (no bonus for guessing which of those I prefer! ;). They even have a yoga class that is run upstairs in a big hall, but am reliably informed it is run by a sexed up crazy lady - never know though, this could be EXACTLY what you are looking for?! The place is clean, has a wonderful atmosphere that they work hard to keep relaxed and cosy. The food menu is good, Sunday lunch is actually fantastic and there are even a wide range of board games for you and your mates to get caught up in over a cold one. The only reason I didn't give this 5 stars is that they have recently extended the menu from traditional British food (of very healthy proportions) to include a Thai menu which does, I'm disappointed to report, leaves a lot to be desired. However, the Roasts and other traditional foods are still on the menu and still a big hit with me. Great pub, fantastic building, wonderful bar staff and is a real selling point of the area. Pop in, you won't be disappointed!

The most beautiful and convenient place for so many things.read more