Angry Crab Shack brings the spirit of the American South straight to London — bold, messy, unforgettable.

From midday feasting to dinner celebrations, guests don gloves and bibs for hands-on fun, cracking crab legs and drenching juicy prawns in rich, spiced sauces. With a soundtrack as lively as the tables, and cocktails flowing from the bar, it’s a full-sensory dining experience where flavour comes first and formality is left at the door.

Seabird is The Hoxton, Southwark’s rooftop seafood restaurant offering London’s longest oyster list, exquisite small plates designed to take you on a coastal escape. Take in sprawling city views and golden hour sunsets from the 14th floor outdoor terrace.

Borough Market is one of London’s oldest markets, offering a vast array of British and international produce and street food. The Market consists of three main areas: Three Crown Square (larger producers and merchants), Green Market (small, specialist produce traders) and Borough Market Kitchen (street food traders). Find plenty of outdoor seating to enjoy takeaway street food, plus a variety of surrounding restaurants and bars.

An informal all-day restaurant and bar based in Bankside Hotel, serving fresh seasonal food, reflective and rejuvenating cocktails, local beers and wines from off the beaten track.

Established in 1999 fish! was the first restaurant in the heart of Borough Market. Their concept is simple; providing customers with the best quality, responsibly sourced fish, cooked in front of you, in simple and classic ways. Customers can dine with 360 degree views of the market from the restaurant, outdoor terrace or dining counter. You can also get fish! to take away from the shop next door.

At Hawksmoor Borough you can expect to find some of the best steak in London. Their meat is carefully sourced from small British farms and their seafood from sustainable fishermen from around the UK. Every Monday enjoy £5 corkage and make sure to try their famous Sunday roast.