Oxo Tower Restaurant, Bar And Brasserie

A beautiful and affordable rooftop bar, cannot wish more 😌 I have to say some rooftop bars in London are abusing the customers with minimum spend etc. just because they are privileged in their location and the view. But this place is very generous, as long as you book this place, there is a bar area available, where you can just have a pint of beer overlooking the city view. Although the view cannot be the best (unfortunately it is across the never-ending construction area near Blackfriar station) , you can see St.paul and skyscrapers in the city of London. The staff were also attentive and friendly. I’d love to try the food menu as well next time 😊

Came here for my husband's birthday. We had the summer taste menu. The food was good, just a bit over priced for what it is. Nevertheless, fantastic service and great atmosphere. The restaurant is also very kid-friendly providing my daughter with a little kiddy colouring pack. They also has a children's menu.

Visited recently & ordered from the Summertime set price menu. The ambiance is great & staff very helpful. The £40 set price has a good selection of dishes & is good value for money but be prepared for highly priced extras (eg. £7 for chips) & a service charge. Choice of sitting inside or outside enjoying a river view. Restaurants are on the 8th floor but if you don't like lifts advise the staff as there are no public stairs (you have to use an alarmed fire exit) Would reccomend this place & will certainly return 😊

A really nice evening in the Brasserie with a great view and hospitable service. We really enjoyed the food and the surroundings, with some excellent choices on the menu to eat and superb cocktails. The mini nduja calzones were a highlight, along with some of desserts. A few things let it down from a 5 star review though. Firstly, our starters came out within minutes of ordering, which made is feel like they were trying to move us on quickly (desserts and later drinks came much slower though, so thankfully we got to spend the full allotted seating time). Second, there was a draught blowing in which made it a tad uncomfortable at times (this was in August too, so surprising). Finally, the prices on the menu are quite high - the steak, at £40, doesn't come with any sides and resembles a ribeye from Flat Iron (which is half the price). We had a lovely time, and if you're looking for a lookout over London, I'd recommend.