Fun things to do on Friday evening in The Shard (GB)

Alma’s Restaurant is an authentic Italian, family-run restaurant located at the heart of London Bridge for over 20 years. Alma’s is a modern, rustic styled restaurant that is well lit, cosy and with its exposed brickwork and marble filled interior (recently fully refurbished), it certainly lives up to London city life. Fresh homemade Pasta Homemade sourdough Pizza Cocktails, Coffee and Fine Wines What more do you need? Come on over, we can’t wait to have you dine with us!

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It's most quiet on Saturdays.

Our new January menu is packed with plants, wholesome ingredients, and big, bold flavours - all of which you can customise to suit you. This year, we’re making it more personal than ever with our first-ever Build Your Own Super Bowls. Plus, we have also launched our Korean BBQ Pork, Herby Falafel Wrap, Chicken Caesar Salad and much, much more. Whether you're vegetarian, vegan or gluten-free, here for the protein, or just want the flavour, you’ll find a little something that feels like yours.

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Andanza is most popular around 7 PM on Thursdays. Visitors usually stay up to 3 hours here. It's most quiet on Sundays.

ANDANZA IS A TAPAS & PINTXO RESTAURANT THAT TAKES INSPIRATION FROM THE HUSTLE & BUSTLE OF THE SAN SEBASTIAN OLD TOWN, AND THE TABANCOS OF JEREZ WE STICK TO TRADITION ONLY TO BUILD FAMILIARITY, THEN SUBVERT YOUR PALATE WITH UNIQUE DISHES.

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Wasabi Sushi & Bento is most popular around 12 PM on Mondays. It's most quiet on Sundays.

Light-filled, modern chain branch serving up bento boxes, sushi and hot Japanese dishes.

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Visitors usually stay up to 3.5 hours here.

Parrillan Borough Yards' terrace offers para picar and beautiful seafood, meat and vegetables, cooked by guests over mini parrilla grills on their table. At the restaurant inside, the chefs will cook an ambitious seasonal menu for guests over wood-fired flames, from whole fish, to veal shanks, Rubia Gallega and arroces.

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Visitors usually stay up to 3 hours here.

Tucked away under London Bridge, The Mug House is a local wine bar and restaurant brimming with its own special character and charm. Antique curiosities and historic wine artefacts, collected over decades, are on show throughout. Candlelit tables contribute to the warm, cosy atmosphere and the busy commuter streets outside feel like they are a world away. Head to the bar and explore the selection of craft beers and the diverse wine list.

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