Belushis London Bridge is not just a restaurant close to Southbank, it is also a party place and great spot to catch the sport with seven large screens and DJs playing late into the night. The menu is American styled and full of dishes such as nachos and burgers.

When it comes down to Southbank eateries, Auberge is at the top of our list thanks to its delicious French food. Whether you're in the mood for deep-fried camembert, moules thailandaise, steak frites or boeuf bourguignon, this fabulous restaurant has it all. And make sure not to check out the rooftop bar offering pretty glimpses of The Shard, along with private drinking or dining spaces and a modern bar.

Located inside the Royal Festival Hall, this unique Southbank restaurant offers some of the most beautiful views in the city, not to mention a delicious menu of quality eats from brunch through dinner, alongside killer cocktails and an impressive wine list.

If you're on the hunt for a place that's as a treat for the eyes as it is for the tastebuds, it has to be Sticky Mango. This South Bank restaurant is renowned for its botanical interiors and unique sculptures, as well as its mouthwatering menu of Thai delights.

A collaboration between The National Theatre and Coin Street Community Builders, The Green Room is a stunning glass-fronted restaurant, adorned with props from some of the city's most iconic plays. Enjoy gourmet burgers, slow-roasted ribs and veggie delights, all within seconds of the river.

Tucked away minutes from London bridge, this quirky spot is a hidden gem serving amazing cocktails and sharing boards and plates. Order a cheese board or something delicious sourced from nearby Borough market and tuck into their tasty cocktails that are handcrafted by expert mixologists.

Slap bang opposite the Southbank Centre, this great dim sum restaurant and late night bar is one of the best restaurants on the south bank.

Located in the heart of London's busiest business districts, this Spanish-inspired restaurant bar sits between London Bridge station and City Hall. Expect sharing plates, an extensive selection of wine and relaxed settings.

Can't decide where to go in Southbank? Check out GBK for its lip-smacking range of burgers and fries. Not only is there an array of gluten-free and vegan options, but there are other scrumptious sides - think chicken tenders, halloumi bites and onion rings.

This Southbank restaurant is a stone's throw from the Tate Modern and River Thames and is perfect for a lunch pitstop or sophisticated dinner. The breezy eatery is in the landmark Blue Fin Building and has an open kitchen to watch your modern European cuisine being prepared.

The BBQ Club on the Southbank is pulling out all the stops this summer with its droolworthy six-course tasting menu, dedicated to all things flame-grilled and some of the finest artisan produce in the capital. Enjoy innovative dishes like a re-imagined Caesar salad made with Brixton honey-glazed chicken or a house kabab, featuring chermoula lamb leg shish and foraged wild garlic sauce. Enjoy with wine pairings, cocktails or soft drinks from £60 per person. 

Just a stone's throw from Southbank, you'll find Pizza Pilgrims fronting award-winning Neapolitan slices and plenty of pints. Perfect for refuelling after a stroll along the Thames, toppings on these bad boys include pepperoni and spicy honey, truffle, and aubergine parm.

Sat right on the Thames, Founders Arms is a scenic spot for dinner on the Southbank. The restaurant specialises in homely comfort food, with dishes such as beer-battered fish and chips and steak and ale pies adorning the menu. Watch the world float by on the Thames from the terrace come summer or snuggle up inside in the cooler months.

From delicious pizza and pasta to calamari and other Italian dishes, Azurro is a great venue to check out in Southbank. When the weather warms, their outdoor terrace is brilliant for sun-drenched dinners and fab lunch specials.