No matter your dining tastes, the restaurant district around Tower Bridge is sure to accommodate you, from the very English offering of ‘fish and chips’ to something a little more exotic, all you need to have is a general idea of what you would like to eat. Here is a small sampling of some of the best restaurants you will find around Tower Bridge.

Butlers Wharf Chophouse

Labeled as the quintessential English affair, patrons of Butler’s Wharf Chophouse rarely go away unsatisfied. The restaurant overlooks the Thames with a gorgeous view of the Tower Bridge and with a generous smattering of classic British dishes, the evening is sure to be something special. Butler’s Wharf Chophouse is open every day for breakfast and dinner. Some of the signature dishes you’ll find on the menu at Butler’s include beer battered fish and chips, spotted dick, and steak and kidney pudding.

Constancia

For something a little out of the ordinary, you can check out Constancia, which offers native Argentinean cuisine for a truly one of a kind experience. Patrons of Constancia describe the restaurant as airy and meaty because of the smells that waft from the cookers in the kitchen. If you have never had traditional Argentinean cuisine, you’re in for a treat. Constancia is open for dinner and lunch and features reasonable pricing with a great menu.

Le Pont de la Tour

For upscale French cuisine, you could ask for no better place to enjoy a good meal than Le Pont de la Tour. The menu is by far the most expensive of the three restaurants on the list, but if you are craving superb food with an absolutely fabulous view, Le Pont de la Tour is second to none. Serving both dinner and lunch, the restaurant is extremely busy, so if you feel as though you would love to have a meal, it is strongly suggested that you make reservations online in addition to your trip planning.