Restaurants Near Bank Station

If you're a fan of Italian food, you'll be in heaven at Piazza Italiana. This cosy restaurant in the City of London is ideal for a dinner for two or an evening with friends. The spot has over 40 wine options, scrumptious desserts and a tonne of pizzas and pastas to choose from. 

Perfectly placed on the ground floor of the Cheesegrater building, HộP Vietnamese is an authentic eatery that offers a perfect after-work dining experience. Swing by and you'll be transported from the City to Hanoi with the restaurant's vibrant interiors, unique eats and cracking happy hour. 

Lost in the city and looking for somewhere to eat near Bank? Head to Tank and Paddle where their stylish, contemporary fitted interiors will welcome you in for a top selection of ice-cold, craft pints alongside some of the best pizzas in the business.

The Botanist, Broadgate Circle is a suave and trendy restaurant bar for drinking and dining close to Bank. Featuring funky shapeless tables, taxidermy, cosy booth seats and velvet armchairs, it's a sophisticated spot serving the finest British and European with a luxury cocktail lounge in the basement. 

Offering a trio of good food, punchy cocktails and a lively atmosphere, Core is a fabulous place to eat near Bank. While it may be known as a nightclub, this place's salt beef sandwiches are an essential quick bite and the rib-eye steak lunch will have you cancelling all your afternoon plans.

On the hunt for a private dining venue near Bank station? Browns Brasserie & Bar Old Jewry has just what you need. With a range of pretty rooms up for grabs, this is the ideal hotspot to gather family and friends for celebrations over tasty British plates. Yum.

Flaunting great vibes, lip-smacking concoctions and plenty of tasty grub, Ping Pong Bow Bells House is a great restaurant near Bank station. Make your way inside with pals for good food, or check out the unlimited Sunday menus or the dim sum and cocktail masterclasses.

The Anthologist is a chic bar and restaurant along Gresham Street serving up global bites in a stylish setting. Whether you fancy a boozy weekend brunch, a delicious lunchtime bite or an after-work drink, this Bank beauty has got just the thing.

Mint Leaf one of the best restaurants near Bank for dinner and drinks. Settle into a stylish space, rich with upscale Indian fare well suited to business lunches and dinner dates, before taking a seat at the long cocktail bar afterwards to enjoy a refreshing after dinner tipple.

Homely, delicious food with a British authenticity awaits you at The Sterling. This restaurant near Bank serves light dishes such as the freshly prepared roasted Stilton and walnut tart whet the appetite, while main dishes such as the harissa rubbed belly of pork sort out your food cravings.

If you're looking for a restaurant near Bank station, Pizza Pilgrims Liverpool Street is under five minutes away Delve into doughty delights at this Italian hotspot, including plenty of vegan and veggie options. As for the decor? Expect tall glass walls and private hire spaces.

In need of decent food in Bank? You can always rely on Honest Burgers for a mouthwatering bite and thirst-quenching drinks to wash it all down. Choose between classic burgers or splash  out on one of their regular specials, paired with the perfect local craft beer of course.

If you're looking for an elegant dining spot near Bank, Cabotte is sure to impress. Offering a menu of sumptuous French eats paired expertly with fine wines from across the country, this gem is perfect for date nights, celebratory dinners and client meetings in the City. 

Looking for somewhere to eat and drink near Bank? Check out Vinoteca City where glossy interiors and a swanky bar make for the perfect spot to explore their extensive collection of wines from across the globe, with a variety of European-style dishes to pair.

Located a short distance from St. Paul's Cathedral and Bank station, The Happenstance is a real Central gem. Not only does this top-notch eatery offer a mouthwatering selection of plates and gorgeous interiors, but it also has a pretty alfresco terrace for the warmer months.

Looking to stuff your chops in a restaurant by Bank? Take your colleagues to a meat feast at temper. The City haunt serves prime cuts if the freshest meats, all flame-grilled over an open fire pit and served in an intimate setting, making for a truly unforgettable dining experience.

Located within a gorgeous Grade II-listed building, 1 Lombard Street is a city brasserie that's ideal for a sophisticated lunch or dinner. It fronts dining rooms with bespoke architecture, dome ceilings and curated artworks. The kitchen is run by executive chef James Holden who sources the freshest ingredients to create a menu inspired by British cuisine. Look forward to devouring Torbay cod with seashore vegetables and Poole Bay clams, plus lemon meringue pie for dessert.

A buzzing bar and restaurant in the heart of the City, Harry's Bar is a real gem in London's bustling bar crowd. Offering a wealth of delicious food and drink near Bank station, this place is a great spot for after work drinks, client meetings and group hangouts. 

You can always rely on Zizzi One New Change for mouthwatering Italian grub in the heart of the city. Just a short distance from Bank, this popular chain has a tasty range of plates, that are ideal for lunch and dinner. Think chicken and pancetta risotto and caesar salads.

Just seconds away from Bank station, Andrea Adams Court is alive with luscious foliage, botanical wallpaper and atmospheric lighting. Make your way over to delve into delightful tapas, from lamb flatbread to veggie tortilla, washed down with a few glugs of red wine.

Balls Brothers Austin Friars offers value for money given its central City location. A Bank restaurant made for everything from business meetings to after work meals, the venue's seasonal dishes come straight from an open plan kitchen with an exciting range of cocktails to pair.

Caravan City is found just a short stroll from Bank Station in Bloomberg Arcade. Not only will you be able to chow down on everything from French toast and baked egg brunches to delish small plates or sourdough pizza, 

Forge is an ideal Bank restaurant bar for dinner and drinks after a long slog at the office. Fronting a handpicked selection of meats and seasonal specialities cooked from the open-plan furnace, it's any carnivore's dream, plus there's an ample drinks choice to pair. 

Located in the heart of London's bustling business district, Chatora, The City offers a luxurious take on authentic Indian dining. A sibling to the Michelin Guide-rated Chatora in Richmond, this elegant eatery combines heritage and innovation in every dish. The interiors are inspired by the colours of the peacock - India's national bird - with rich golds and jewel tones setting the tone for a warm yet opulent experience.

You can expect tender meats, hand-rolled breads, and flavourful classics, all made using the freshest ingredients. Whether you're dining in the sleek main space, lounging in a window seat, or hosting in the stunning private dining room surrounded by Indian art and a custom walnut table, Chatora promises a journey through Indian cuisine - with expertly mixed cocktails and a top-tier wine list to match.

There's no doubt about it; the stresses and strains of the city can take their toll on anybody, and The Folly is where to relax and recuperate. A botanically inspired "sanctuary of calm", this quirky restaurant bar has you covered from breakfast right through to dinner and drinks.

Fronting market oysters, beetroot tartare and blackened chicken, The Libertine is a beaut restaurant to check out. Situated in the City of London and boasting sleek decor, the venue also slings out scrumptious bar snacks and tantalising tipples.

Situated on level 36 at the Sky Garden, Darwin Brasserie is a real Central London gem near Bank Station. Take in the gorgeous city scenes and botanical gardens, all before delving into mouthwatering British-inspired plates. Need we say more?

Another oasis offering a breather from the city, The Drift showcases fresh and seasonal ingredients in a kooky location. Filled with collectables and mixology tables, select some sharing dishes and unwind in this open and airy restaurant right across the road from Liverpool Street.

Perched atop a beaut 1920s building on King William Street, Wagtail Rooftop Bar & Restaurant is an absolute stunner. Not only does it promise some of the best views of London around, but it also rustles up a range of lip-smacking fare. Think lobster, Wagyu steak and signature cocktails.

Boasting one of London's most impressive rooftops, Coq D'Argent is a impressive restaurant near Bank. As its name would suggest, the venue specialises in high-end French and European fare which can be perfectly paired with a variety of wine, beer and spirits. 

If you're looking for a good place to grab a meal after work or take a potential client, this is a top restaurant near Bank Offering a menu of grilled Indian eats alongside a private pool area, self-serve whiskey machine and live sports screenings, it's an undeniably cool City hangout.