We ended up in Waterloo station on one of our outings while we were in London recently. We were…read morehungry so we decided to just have some food here. The burgers were really good. I had a Mediterranean style lamb burger. The meat patty itself was moist and not over cooked and I liked the ciabatta bread they used. The beer selection is good and it seems like a good after work bar.

Hmmmm! I'm torn here…read more As far as bars in train stations go its good, in fact comparably its great. As a sports bar, which is what it seems to push itself as with a gastro menu, its not so great. On a fairly bust 6 nations day the service fell to pieces, the staff seemed more irritated as each order went. Not really what you want on a nice Saturday out in town. If I was at Waterloo waiting for a train I would go back, to watch a sporting event with friends...I would give it a wide berth.

Globe House on Bermondsey Street is transforming into the ultimate venue to watch the World Cup in…read morethroughout the duration of the tournament launching to the public on Thursday 12th June. This stunning Victorian landmark near London Bridge will be providing two very different football experiences to satisfy every type of football fan. Upstairs, the Home Bar is bringing informal vibes. No reservations, no cover charge, a 30 foot long bar, and beers from every country competing means that groups of friends can drop in to revel in the atmosphere, supporting their favourite teams while watching a huge screen. Come half time, challenge your mates to a game of foosball while sipping on Jose Cuervo and blood orange slushies under the stunning high ceilings. Downstairs, the Away Bar will be taking reservations for those wanting to secure an area for bigger groups. Legendary bartender, Jim Wrigley, of Made In The Shade will be serving incredible cocktails all in keeping with the theme. Table service will be provided by gorgeous girls clad in football strips, and guests can enjoy the games from beautiful garden furniture on a turfed floor. Palm trees add to the relaxed atmosphere, providing a more civilised football experience all round. Delicious stone baked-baked pizzas from local pizerria, Pizza Lupa are available to order from both bars, all night, for just £10 a pop.

Friendly fast and attentive service Did not eat here so I…read morecan't testify to that Great ambience for watching soccer (football) They show most if not all European leagues Lots of TVs and good amount of space in case it gets crowded for lets say... World Cup or champions league action. Definitely worth a stop if you want some good sports watching and a pint !

Very cheery bartender. We not had the BLT, while not the American style it was excellent. Not sure…read morewhy it was mostly empty but I could be the time of day. Fairly large and clean, glad we stopped in.

Fun place!! Date night or out with friends! Theres plenty to do! Pool tables, darts, tables…read moretennis! The service is great! The bartender was really cool, down to earth, chill!! Pizza pizza!!! Pizza it's a must!!

We stopped in here for the FIFA World Cup...Sweden vs.Switzerland. Sweden won! Yeah. We had sweet…read morepotatoe fries, pizza, burgers and chicken sandwiches. Pizza was delicious.....it was one of the best I have ever had. Service was great. Waitress was wonderful.

Stopped in to check it out. Staff was great and the drinks were even better. The cocktails are 2…read morefor 1, which is an added bonus. If you're in the Picadilly Circus area, definitely stop by!

We came here to watch a match with some other fans of our team. We walked up just before the match…read morestarted and they asked us at the door if we were with a group/had a reservation. As soon as we mentioned our team they let us up. They have multiple floors with seating and bars to grab a pint. They also have QR codes on the tables that you can use to order more drinks and food. Their food was typical sports bar food options with some fun twists with some different flavor and combinations. We ended up ordering three cheese and pickled onion nachos and they were unlike any nachos I've ever experienced in the US. Tasty, but definitely a different spin. We had an area saved for us and it was a fun time to cheer on the team with others. As soon as the match ended though, they were kicking us out for the next reservation- fair, but after a win we were all ready to celebrate and it definitely ended the party. I also used the restroom and unfortunately my stall was out of TP. I'm sure they see more people in the gentlemen's room than ladies but it is always a nightmare to reach for it and not find any. Ladies look before you choose your stall! Overall it was a good time and if you know what to expect you'll enjoy it for what it is.

I almost died here…read more Let's rewind a little bit, though. So Walkabout is a great place but the seating on the upper level is not guaranteed after a certain hour, where they are certainly going to be reserved. However, there is ample seating on the ground level. The Walkabout platter is a GREAT bet if you're looking to share with one person. My group of 6 got three platters and we were happily fed. It comes with 2 kangaroo kebabs (TRY IT, KANGAROO TASTES AMAZING), 2 garlic breads, 2 corns, onion rings, french fries, and 4 total chicken tenders. Fantastic serving size for 10 pounds total, which is only 5 a person! As for the drinks, the happy hour pitcher situation is fantastic. It's a pitcher for 6 pounds!! Executing on this deal, I asked for a rum and coke pitcher. They said they don't do that, but offered a vodka/red bull instead. I gladly accepted. I noticed later that they had a rum/pepsi/malibu(?) type combination which I don't see why the bartender failed to mention. Anyways, I got my vodka/redbull pitcher and downed it quick. So I foolishly decided to get another pitcher and down that one as well. With the pitchers being six pounds, I figured why not. Albeit this was already 2 pints in. I was awake for the next 45 hours. I went over the top, let's be honest. However many Red Bulls they put in there kept me up for basically 2 days. SO THAT WAS A LITTLE NIGHTMARISH BUT IT WAS ONLY BECAUSE OF THEIR FANTASTIC HAPPY HOUR PRICES! Go to Walkabout. Drink responsibly.

Originally from Australia it was refreshing to find such a great place in the middle of London…read more I was in town for the Rugby World Cup final :( and came by to watch the 3rd place match between South Africa and Argentina. The place was extremely busy. Despite how crazy it was I managed to get served very quickly at the food counter with a great meat pie. At the bar I tried several of the Aussie beers many which I didn't even think were even being exported. Relatively they were priced well. The only negative thing I can say is that the upper area was all closed off for a private function and it was hardly being used. It would have been nice to be able to sit somewhere while eating. Some of the Aussie beers available.... Victoria Bitter James Boags Coopers - Pale Ale Coopers - Sparkling Pure Blonde Fosters...ummm yeah..ok..

The mixologists and servers are nice people. The food is okay. Cocktails are not so bad. If I lived…read morein London I would visit again. I think they have a DJ two nights a week. There is a hostel in the same building so many of the young people come down to party on DJ nights. The party is always live. Mondays are $5 cocktails all day (awesome), and talented entertainment one day a week. Super clean facility. The only advice I would give is to broaden the menu.

I don't know why people were not giving this place a higher rating. Based on my personal experience…read morehere, I am giving 5 stars for the services. Honestly, It is a little slower than US. However, the staff's super friendly and suggested food and drinks which I enjoyed very much! It did get a little crowed after 7:30pm on the Monday night I visited. It played mostly popular oldies. I would suggest to give this place a try.

This is a huge place opposite The London Dungeon that seems to be open long after most other places…read morehave closed for the night and consequently fills up with the flotsum and jetsum of the early hours and nocturnal restaurant and bar staff that would like a night out after their night's work. There is a club on the ground floor and a vast pool hall with bar on the upper floor. The music is fine, the atmosphere is surprisingly OK with dancing spontaneously erupting between the tables. Not really a destination venue unless you are close by and can't be bothered hopping in a cab.

A great place to go for some pool, food and late night drinks! Every Wednesday is Karaoke and boy…read moreis it funny! There seem to be a few regulars here that are always in the Karaoke spirit! The Karaoke song choices are up-to-date and not annoying songs from the 80s. This bar is situated opposite London Bridge Station and has a free car park after 7pm every night. The vibe is nice any night of the week and the staff are lovely! The layout is cosy and spacious, and there is a little smoking area with table outside. What more could you want from a local bar! Oh... make sure you bring ID as they're quite strict on that!

Fantastic place. We thoroughly enjoyed it. Service was very good, price was good and customers…read moreinside also nice. Nothing bad to say about the place and we'd go back for sure.

Excellent atmosphere! Visited from Wisconsin and had a beautiful time. Will be back soonread more