Bars and restaurants near Bank Station

You will find a number of brunch spots near St Paul’s Cathedral, and our first choice is just five minutes away. Cafe Below is found in the medieval crypt of St Mary le Bow Church, and is a great and quirky breakfast spot. We recommend their amazing home-baked rye bread or, if you fancy something a little more sophisticated, their river farm smoked salmon and brioche French toast is a treat.

The London Guildhall is another landmark in the heart of London you don’t want to miss out on. Soak up the rare and spectacular medieval architecture before making your way to our second food stop. Located just ten minutes away by foot, Bad Egg in Moorgate serves all-day brunches and boozy breakfasts to the tunes of old school hip-hop and reggae. The only bad thing here is how much you’re about to eat!

It’s dim sum, and then some. If you’re looking for restaurants near Bank Station, this is the spot for you. Dim t celebrates Asian food in all its glory, with an authentic, mouth-watering menu. From mild to spicy curries and delightful soups, Dim t is the place to head for a culinary trip around the east.

Walking around a museum is thirsty work, so liven things up with a colourful and vibrant cocktail at Cubana Smithfield. Enjoy tropical mocktails, rum cocktails, or carefully crafted mojitos that will remind you of your holidays. The colour-splashed venue also serves up some typical Cuban cuisine, a must try if you’re in the area.

For some of the best views in the city, take a walk up the narrow, winding staircase to the top of the Monument to the Great Fire of London. From here you can enjoy amazing, panoramic views of the city. If you fancy a cool down or want to hunt out a restaurant near Bank Station after all that walking, grab some drinks at the City Garden Bar. It offers one of the most incredible views of the city. Order yourself a perfectly crafted cocktail and scrumptious sharing boards and watch the city light up at dusk, a truly memorable experience.