Randomness Guide to London Menu

Restaurant and Bar under the arches at London Bridge.

bob visited on a Saturday afternoon. There were several tables of customers when I arrived. There were less when i left. I started with a Black Pudding & Fried Egg on toast(£6)photo. The black puddign was very tasty, the egg perfectly cooked and the toast was merely okay. For my main I had Gloucester Old Spot pork, apple and sage pie(£12)photo. The pie wasnt entirely encased in pastry but the filling was very tasty none the less. The pie came with some very good chips. I finished with a cherry clafoutis(£5.50)[ http://www.flickr.com/photos/rjw1/4847022260/in/set-72157624627540412/ photo] which was fine. I had 2 bottles of Kernel Brewery porter(£4.75) which were served chilled in chilled glassesphoto which while not ideal was okay in summer for a quite strong tasting beer. On my visit the draught Marstons EPA was off but the pump clip hadnt been turned round.

Accessibility: Step to get in. Disabled toilet on ground floor. Ladies toilet upstairs. Mens toiliet downstairs. Main dining area downstairs up two steps. Bar area tables downstaris are mostly high with stool like seating.