Open from morning 'til night and flaunting a pretty botanical entrance, Drake & Morgan venue The Refinery is making sure that you don't go hungry. The brunch choices have us drooling at the thought, showcasing things such as banana and pecan buttermilk pancakes, plus the main menu boasts the likes of flash-grilled steak, salmon fillets and tofu Goan curry.

One of the best Italian restaurants near Borough Market, Pizza Pilgrims does a quirky take on the Neapolitan experience. Just head to its archway spot for some of London's most scrumptious slices (with lots of vegan options available) after a ramble around the stalls - think upgrades on a classic margherita or a whopping eight cheese pizza, with fruity and refreshing cocktails to match.

One of the best restaurants in Borough Yards, this lovely wine bar also happens to sling out top-notch British and European-inspired eats sourced from suppliers at the market. From fresh trout to ricotta gnocchi and grilled Cornish squid, Vinoteca boasts some of the freshest food, as well as over 25 wines to choose between.

Making use of fresh ingredients from Borough Market food stalls, Arthur Hooper's is a Southwark gem that serves exciting small plates inspired by the flavours of Europe. Swing by after a busy day at the office and explore the menu of blue cheese linguini, onglet steak and more, while pairing it with an exquisite wine from the ample collection.

After working up an appetite exploring the city's sites, you may be wondering where to eat. And so? Head to The Last Talisman on Bermondsey Street. This Asian grill is home to a secret Russian doll-style cocktail bar and fronts a menu of classic Malaysian cuisine - expect crispy pork belly, salmon teriyaki and green chickpea curry.

When it comes to the best breakfast in the area, this spot should be top of your list. Serving up the same delectable fare that makes The Breakfast Club brand a go-to, it's all about eggs, pancakes and burgers in a traditional cafe setting. There's even secret cocktail bar Call Me Mr Lucky underneath the venue if you're looking to continue the party, filled with Pat Butcher memorabilia, colourful lights and a shiny pink ceiling.

Spend too much time drooling at market-fresh doughnuts or artisan cheese and you just might just miss this charming wine bar, first opened by John Davy in 1964 and still preserving it's original charm. Filled with enough vino to keep you watered for a lifetime, The Boot and Flogger also serves up seasonal dishes in intimate surroundings - from chargrilled sirloin steaks and Beyond Meat burgers to a fresh seafood linguini.

For restaurants right by Borough Market, Salt Yard is slinging out delicious Mediterranean dishes through its tapas and wide range of wine, in a restaurant filled with pretty plants and hanging lights. This is the sixth venue from the award-winning Salt Yard Group, where you can get stuck into everything from pan-fried cod to grilled chorizo with smoked chickpea puree and grilled artichokes.

Boasting 19th-century features and a modern dining space, this is one of the top restaurants near Borough Market and the perfect stop-off point before or after a whip around the stalls. Lantana Cafe rustles up Aussie brunch and dinners like barbecue mushroom hash, butternut squash chilli or chicken parmigiana, with some of the freshest coffee around to boot.

Whether you've got a hankering for a steak burger or craving something a bit more... fancy, this Tooley Street charmer has it all. Expect an extensive wine list, candlelit tables and everything from ham hock terrine to smoked haddock fishcakes and vegetarian mezze boards over at The Mug House, alongside a Victorian-style venue filled with antiques and pewter tankards hanging from the bar.

Looking for the best fish restaurant near Borough Market? Located just a five-minute stroll away, the Market Porter is a cosy and quaint British pub boasting bags of character and a focus on high quality seafood. From incredible roasts on the weekend to gourmet bar snacks and crowd-pleasing classics, the menu here offers something for everyone, whether you're into katsu chicken curry or beer-battered haddock and chips.

When only a sizzling steak will cut it, head to Hawksmoor's Borough outpost. Boasting one of the swankiest private dining rooms around and Sunday roasts named as one of the best in the UK by Observer Food Monthly, this sophisticated spot is worth a visit. The beef here comes solely from British farmers, with animal welfare and quality at the forefront of what they do. And to accompany your meal? Sip fine wines and high-quality martinis.

With a focus on high-quality Iberico ham, this is one of the best Borough Market restaurants for lunch. Think Spanish tapas dishes made with locally sourced seasonal ingredients, such as chorizo and ribeye paired with foie gras. But if you're not carnivorous? Sauteed mushrooms come cooked in truffle oil and manchego is served with quince for a little kick over at Lobos Meat & Tapas.

Berenjak Borough champions Iranian food, slinging out a range of delicious eats, from flaming tanoor to a doner rotisserie. This joint also adds a little theatrics to the evening, boasting an open kitchen, luxe stained glass windows, Persian carpets and more, with a gorgeous botanical feature wall that's perfect for pics. And if you head up to the first floor, you can enjoy a convivial group feast.

If you're on the hunt for Borough Market restaurants with halal options, you can try out any of the beef or chicken dishes at Bao on Stoney Street. It's a haven of the delicious Taiwanese bun that it's named after, rustling up unique East Asian eats in a cool, trendy space - ideal after a busy day exploring the area. And for dessert? Make sure to try the milk tea ice cream.

Bedales is the Greek restaurant featured in Bridget Jones' Diary, and although it's changed a little since then it's certainly still one of the best restaurants in Borough Market. This unique spot was also once a potato storehouse, which has now been transformed into a trendy bar and bistro. Not only is it a marvellous wine shop, with a gorgeous terrace with views across the stalls, but it also rustles up scrumptious European small plates like patatas bravas, charcuterie and cheese for you to chomp on.

This spot boasts huge glass windows, perfect for looking down on London's oldest fruit and vegetable markets below. They use exclusively British producers to source their meals, from farmers in the Lake District to fresh veggies from Grovers of Borough Market. As the name suggests, Roast is a must for lovers of a classic British Sunday dinner, served with saddleback pork belly, Cumbrian chicken or a nut alternative. But if you swing by on a different day? You can expect the likes of roasted seabass or a beef Wellington, and you can even nab afternoon tea here too.

If you're in the mood for sumptuous steaks that have been aged for up to 28 days, check out Black and Blue Borough Market. This modern British-American spot is tucked under the railway, looking out over the bustling surroundings. You can even grab three courses for £28 here if you visit between 12 and 7pm, with dishes like baked field mushrooms, sausage and mash or plant-based burgers up for grabs.

Borough Market restaurants with vegetarian options aplenty? This bustling spot is located just a short walk from the market, serving authentic Middle Eastern cuisine from Beiruti falafel bites to Iraki-style aubergine and lamb kofte. There are some cracking cocktails on offer too, from a Turkish coffee martini to palomas - and don't miss out on the baklava for dessert.

Located just moments away from Borough Market and cooking up wood-charcoal fired eats, this hidden gem of a restaurant boasts the interiors of an authentic Portuguese tavern, complete with antique furniture and low-hanging plants. Piri piri chicken steals the show at this place, with a huge range of sides to complement the signature dish. What's more, they've got some gorgeous spaces available for private hire.