Southwark
Doggett's Coat & Badge is a Nicholson's pub over four floors at the south foot of Blackfriars Bridge. It is named after Thomas Doggett and his rowing race on...
Blackfriars 3 min · Walk-in
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North Meets South: Fair Meeting Points Across the River
Filtered for ££ + On/By The River + Thames View, then ranked by journey fairness for your group.
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Filtered for ££ + On/By The River + Thames View, then ranked by journey fairness for your group.
Southwark
Doggett's Coat & Badge is a Nicholson's pub over four floors at the south foot of Blackfriars Bridge. It is named after Thomas Doggett and his rowing race on...
Blackfriars 3 min · Walk-in
Southwark
The Founders Arms is a Young's pub on Hopton Street, with a riverside deck facing St Paul's. It sits between Blackfriars and the Millennium Bridge, so...
Blackfriars / Southwark 3 min · Walk-in
Southwark
Tate Modern is free to enter, with the vast Turbine Hall and a café with skyline views. The Millennium Bridge lands northerners straight from St Paul's. It...
Southwark / Blackfriars (Millennium Bridge from St Paul's) 4 min · Walk-in
Southwark
The Anchor is a Greene King pub on Park Street in Bankside, beside Southwark Bridge, with a terrace by the Thames. It serves food from 11am to 10pm, from 10am...
London Bridge / Blackfriars 2 min · Walk-in
Southwark
The Old Thameside Inn is a Nicholson's pub at Pickfords Wharf on Clink Street, with a terrace by the river. It is right beside the Golden Hinde replica...
London Bridge 1 min · Walk-in
Waterloo
The Understudy is the National Theatre's bar and restaurant on the South Bank, with craft beer and KERB street food. No theatre ticket is needed. It opens from...
Waterloo / Embankment (across the footbridge) 3 min · Bookable
This view narrows North Meets South: Fair Meeting Points Across the River to venues tagged for ££ + On/By The River + Thames View. FairWhere can still rank that filtered shortlist by journey fairness when you start a plan, so the activity fit and the commute both work for the group.
North Meets South: Fair Meeting Points Across the River focuses on neutral riverside and bridge-side venues. Add origins from both sides of the Thames in FairWhere and it ranks by journey fairness, not “my local is fine for you.”
Because the river stretch is long and vague. Pair this list with South Bank Meeting Points for an exact pin, then rank the pub or terrace fairly for everyone crossing.
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