10 Top Waterside Eateries in London

by Andrew Barrow, Posted Jun 25th 2006 @ 1:39PM

The Gun, Coldharbour, London THe 10 top restaurants with a riverside location. As this covers the South East of England the Thames features heavily.. exclusively actually.

The Gun 27 Coldharbour, London E14 "combine pub informality and simple comfort with what is surely one of the most elegant gastropub menues of the year." [website]
Canyon, The Towpath, Riverside, Richmond "The weekend brunch dishes and the cheap set lunch are both excellent" [details]
Deep, The Boulevard, Imperial Wharf, London SW6 "Before dinner, enjoy a cocktail on the large riverside deck of the adjoining bar" [details]
The Grand Union Public House, 45 Woodfield Road, W9 "its increasing popularity with hip thirthysomethings" [details]
Hampton's, Hampton Court Road, Hampton Court, Surrey "benefits from the presence of the executive chef Russell Pollard, who hails from Marco Pierre White's stable" [details]
The Leatherne Bottel, Goring on Thames, Berkshire "The delightful location on a wooded bank of the Thames is reason enough to visit, but Julie Storey's cooking is the real lure" [website]
Le Pont de la Tour, Butlers Wharf, SE1 "This suave riverside restaurant is the Soth Bank's best bet for impressing important clients or wooing the love of your life" [website]
Royal China Westferry Circus, 20 Westferry Circus, London E14 "One of the best dim sum selections in London and a lovely riverside terrace" [details]
The Riverside Brasserie, Monkey Island, Bray, Bershire "The whole experience is made more delightful by the lovely views of the Thames outside" [details]
The Waterside Inn, Ferry Road, Bray, Berkshire "This sumptuously furnished yet homely riverside restaurant offers one of the most cosseting dining experinece you could hop to find." [website]