10 Hidden Gems to See and Do in Bermondsey and SE1 London
10 hidden gems to see and do in SE1 London and Bermondsey
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10 hidden gems to see and do in SE1 London and Bermondsey 〰️
In no particular order, we have listed 10 amazing hidden gems not to be missed in SE1 London and Bermondsey. A mixture of food, drink and cultural things to add to your list.
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1.
TOKOTON RAMEN
A mostly vegan Japanese menu who love to cook Ramen soup noodles, Donburi rice dishes, crunchy Karaage fried cauliflower and chicken Gyosa dumplings. Cozy and cute cafe like restaurant with a very relaxed vibe and very friendly team. Do not miss this.
2.
DYNAMIC VINES, SPA TERMINUS
The UK’s leading importer of premium biodynamic wine. work with independent winemakers who produce outstanding wine using sustainable practices in the vineyard and minimal intervention in the cellar.
With a focus on European wines, we work with well-established producers and sell wine directly both to the UK's top restaurants, bars and wine shops, and also to the general public.
Every Saturday they open their doors to the general public at their wine shop under the arches at Spa Terminus 9am-2pm.
3.
CHAPTER 72 MARTINI MASTERCLASS
Enjoy a relaxed evening with friends, work colleagues or date night with Chapter 72’s Martini Masterclass.
You will learn the history of the Espresso Martini, the secrets to making the perfect Espresso Martini, shake your own Espresso Martini and one other cocktail.
We have experienced it and it’s a really great evening with a great atmosphere. Cost: £50.00 per person.
4.
ADA SALTER FLOWER GARDENS AT SOUTHWARK PARK
A very charming garden in the heart of Southwark Park, beautiful and peaceful throughout the year with the change in colours with the seasons.
5.
VAULTY TOWERS
Fun and vibrant bar on Lower Marsh, Waterloo with a full events calendar including Monday Night Pub Quiz, Sunday live music, a great roast dinner and a delicious menu throughout the week.
Vaulty Towers is unique because of their interior which is filled with the off stage set pieces which come over from past productions at The Vaults.
Image via Vaulty Towers Facebook
6.
FLEA AT VINEGAR YARD
The market is carefully curated and has an eclectic mix of vintage fashion, antiques, vinyls, books, jewellery and much more.
Open every Saturday and Sunday 12-5pm at Vinegar Yard.
Image via Flealondon.com
7.
PARRILLAN, BOROUGH YARDS
Parrillan (pronounced: parri-Yan) is taken from the Spanish word, ‘parrilla,’ meaning grill. A new(ish) Spanish restaurant at Borough yards.
The beautiful interior design leaves you with an open kitchen where the chefs have an extensive menu as well as items which are cooked by guests on their own mini parrillas if seated on their outdoor terrace. Please note, their outdoor seats are heated seats!!!
Image via Parrillan.co.uk
8.
EPIC SKYLINE FROM ANGEL PUB
Friendly pub with traditional cosy pub interior with outside space directly on the river displaying epic views over to Tower Bridge and The Shard, looking over The City of London and over the river to Wapping.
A great place to watch the sun go down with a drink in hand.
9.
THE TEMPLE OF ART AND MUSIC
TAM is an arts and music concept designed as a complete online and offline ethical ecosystem, encompassing live and recorded music, merchandise, visual art and dining that supports its artists with sales of tickets, food and drink.
The home to their live jazz and open mic bar is hidden at Mercato Metropolitano in SE1 and has a packed events schedule.
Image via TAM.tv
10.
LEAKE STREET ARCHES
Eat, Drink, Paint and Play at Leake Street Arches; a celebration of urban art, dining and entertainment located underneath Waterloo Station. Eight former railway arches have been brought back to life to provide a community of independent restaurants, bars and entertainment spaces that are united by their approach to celebrate the creativity of urban culture. Adjoining London's longest legal graffiti wall on Leake Street Leake Street Arches is an exciting street-culture led destination.
What’s at Leake Street Arches? Aures London, Banh Bao Brothers, Draughts London, Mamuśka! and Passyunk Avenue.
Image via Leakestreetarches.london
