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The Young Vic

A small theatre where all the seating has good angles. Reasonable ticket prices and performances by extremely talented people. There is also a food and drink area.

Submitted by Trish

Imperial War Museum

The Imperial War Museum offers a wealth of collections to explore - head to the Extraordinary Heroes gallery to discover the real-life stories of courage behind the Victoria Cross and George Cross medals awarded for bravery.

Submitted by Rachel

Flat Iron Square

An outdoor food and entertainment venue under the railway arches in Bankside.

Submitted by Kristina

Mercato Metropolitano

The food and the vibe.. Urban Farmers Market & street food supremo!

Submitted by Kaz

Olivelli

A cheap and cheerful Italian serving the cheesiest lasagne in London!

Submitted by Thomas

Neal's Yard Dairy

Sourcing and selling the best of British and Irish cheeses. Make sure you check out Neal's Yard Dairy when you're wandering through Borough Market.

Submitted by John

The Refinery

An industrial, but welcoming bar and restaurant hidden behind Tate Modern.

Submitted by Stephen

Porky's

Very impressive meat dishes cooked in a proper American smoker. The ribs are fantastic!

Submitted by Sarah-Jane

Tate Modern Kitchen & Bar

Nothing quite like sitting down with a cold, crisp glass of wine after a stroll along the south bank. The bar on the 6th floor of Tate Modern also comes with one of the best views in town AND the added benefit of supporting a fantastic arts institution. Later weekend opening times make this a great place to watch the sunset.

Submitted by Rachel

The Clink Prison Museum

Set on the site of one of England's oldest prisons, this museum is a great day out for all the family!

Submitted by Dan

Gourmet Burger Kitchen

Whilst there have been many new entries into the London burger market, GBK remains a firm favourite. The Don burger is a thing of beauty!

Submitted by Dan

Aqua Shard

Not a bad way to start your day with breakfast at the Shard!

Submitted by Tom

Ting at the Shangri-La

On the 35th floor of the Shard, Ting delivers the astonishing views that you would expect. What I didn't expect was the incredible food that was pretty good value for money - £55 for four mouth-watering courses and the prettiest dessert I've ever seen!

Submitted by Rachel

Oblix

A special occasion place - beautifully prepared food and stunning views.

Submitted by Olivia

Konditor & Cook

They have a few stores around, but this is the best. Curly Whirly cake is the food stuff of legends, the most chocolatey chocolate cake ever!

Submitted by Matthew

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Why not explore the nearby areas of Borough, Elephant and Castle, Southwark, Kennington, City, Westminster, Bermondsey, Vauxhall, Covent Garden and Barbican

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	Object Conversations Imperial War Museum London Explore objects from the collections and see they connect with iconic objects on display in the new atrium and Terraced Galleries. Feel the weight of a shrapnel piece from the First World War and come to grips with real objects from the museum's collections.
	NCT SE1 Bumps and Babes Group Del Aziz, Bumps and Babes groups are informal get togethers which are there to help parents to meet one another in a local venue. Anyone is welcome to come to a Bumps and Babes group. You don't have to be a NCT member. Website
	Crazy Chimps Crazy Chimps Go ape and be pampered at Crazy Chimps in Kennington - an indoor playzone, café and beauty salon for kids (and adults!) Crazy Chimps has play areas and equipment suitable for little ones between the ages of three months to 13 years old. And there's something for all sizes with the castle, slide, swings, trampoline, ball pit, educational play equipment and touch-screen games. There are further facilities for arts and crafts, a cinema, disco and indoor entrainment room, and, if it all gets a bit too much, there's even a quiet reading area with iPads for everyone to use. Website
	Up Club-Drop In The Unicorn Theatre Join the Unicorn Play Club for free drop-in activities from portrait painting and potato printing to giant jenga and more! Just turn up to join. Website
	Our Teacher's A Troll Roundabout Theatre Paines Plough and Half Moon present a family comedy in Paines Plough's award-winning pop-up theatre, Roundabout. Two terrible twins with a talent for turmoil rule their school with terror and tyranny - until the arrival of a new head teacher with green scaly skin, sharp fangs and a long spiky tail. Website
	Little Diggers Vauxhall City Farm Our gardening club is specially designed for parents and their little ones! With a range of activities to engage the little ones they will learn from an early age about the importance of soil and the magic of growing your own food. Website
	Mini Moles babies group Museum of London Shop Learn, play and explore together. Website

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