Tower Bridge Collective - (Near Southwark, london)

Omari B. I was at Queen Elizabeth Hospital celebrating the arrival of a new baby in the family and needed to grab some food. I’m only saying that to give context, because this meal somehow still managed to be a close second for best part of the day! Went for a platter and got the duck suya and calamari and honestly, meal was done long time and Im still thinking about it. The duck was packed with flavour, with proper spice to it and cooked just right. The calamari was crisp, not rubbery, plantain was perfect and the jollof was amazing. It was fresh and everything tasted like it was made with care. You can tell they know what they’re doing. Was just trying to get some quick food, ended up finding a new hidden gem!

Eesa Jong Ngo Nice Rice and Meat and very affordable

Lucas Amorim Santilli Lovely Italian wine selection! Great food on the menu and specials off the menu (try the Giambota!!) And the service is Second to None! Finally Peckham has a place like this ❤️

Linn I am so impressed with this restaurant! Everything from the venue, the atmosphere, the staff, and the food is absolutely top notch. My family and I had an incredible time - we felt very well taken care of, each dish was beautifully crafted and it was such a personal touch for the chef to come out and tell us about each and every one. A highlight of the evening was trying Peruvian way. I feel very inspired to learn more about this wonderful country and its cuisine. Greenwich is very lucky to have such a gem of a restaurant! I can’t wait to go back.

Sas Mackie We had a delightful lunch - the Porchetta with date puree roast and cauliflower cheese. Dolche, chocolate tart and hazelnut ice cream was actually the highlight of an already excellent meal. Service was very good, particular thanks to Stephen who was only in his second week as a server. Thank you for a lovely experience. Highly recommend any restaurant by Angela Hartnett!

Sina Adami Ardestani Im in London for a short trip and after going on the London Eye, I found this cute little Italian spot, and as soon as I saw their menu, I decided to give them a try. I was greeted by Mahfuz, one of the servers who was from Turkey and made me feel welcomed and gave me a nice little table by the window. I got to practice my Turkish with him which was great. Ariana was my server and I normally let the servers of the restaurants give me suggestions and I was not disappointed at all. She recommended the Arancini which was a great starter and for the main course she suggested the Linguini Gambaretti( I hope I spelled it correct) and it was 10 out of 10. Definitely will recommend giving them a try. Nice little crew , that deserve all the praise. As someone whos owned an Italian Restaurant in the US, I enjoyed watching them work as a team to take great care of everyone in the restaurant and they were busy the entire time. This was the only restaurant in London though that didnt have service charge which in my opinion they should add automatic tip to the bills for all the hard and great work they do. Grazie La Cucina Mamma!