1£££
Café in the Crypt
Self-service soups, pies and cakes under brick vaults at St Martin-in-the-Fields; good value
Where to eat near the London Eye
Hungry after visiting the London Eye? Here are 14 places nearby, 2 of them cheap and quick. Every place lists its cuisine, price and the walk from the London Eye.
Last updated: 22 October 2026
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Quick and cheap (£)
Good value sit-down (££)
3£££
Wahaca Southbank Experience
Mexican street food and sharing plates in the Royal Festival Hall, with river views
4£££
The Red Lion
Fuller's pub where MPs and civil servants eat pies and sandwiches; no alcohol before noon on Sundays
5£££
St Stephen's Tavern
Victorian pub opposite Parliament with a Division Bell over the bar and pub classics upstairs
6£££
The Sherlock Holmes
Pub full of Holmes memorabilia with a restaurant upstairs: bangers and mash, fish and chips, Sunday roast
7£££
Old Shades
Young's pub with a waitress-service dining room and a well-known Sunday roast; kitchen shuts an hour before the bar
8£££
The Cellarium Café
Benugo cafe in the Abbey's medieval cellarium with a terrace; salads, sandwiches and Friday fish and chips
9£££
Old Queen Street Café
British brasserie for breakfast, lunch and dinner between the Abbey and the park; weekends close at 17:00
10£££
The Westminster Arms
Shepherd Neame pub reopened after a refit, with a popular Sunday roast (book ahead); close to Big Ben and the War Rooms
11£££
The Chandos
Sam Smith's pub steps from the National Gallery with cheap pints and food upstairs; busy at lunch
12£££
The Two Chairmen
Greene King pub from the 1750s with pie and mash, fish finger sandwiches and roasts
13£££
Sanctuary House
Fuller's Ale & Pie House with a hotel above; pies and ales close to the Abbey
Treat yourself (£££)
Breakfast and coffee nearby
15£££
The Black Penny (South Bank)
Coffee house and kitchen between Waterloo and the Eye: eggs Benedict, avocado toast, pancakes and a salt-beef hash.
16£££
Church House Café
Quiet Searcys café hidden behind the Abbey: yoghurt bowls, porridge, pastries and a breakfast bagel with omelette and cheddar.
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