Butlers Wharf Chop-House, Bermondsey, London

Very good place. Friendly staff and great food. The classic burger was amazing. The servers bothered to give me samples of different british beers to try.

One of my favourite restaurants and well frequented. There roast beef is particularly amazing with a massive yorkshire pudding and beef that just melts in the mouth. Just as well I own a personal training studio really!!!!!

Decent value on a 3 course for £20 deal. Best aspect of the restaurant is the view though. Tower Bridge lit up at night, right outside your table, is magical, and it was a great place to bring a friend visiting from out of town. Service was pleasant, if not speedy, and we were at a table tucked around the corner from the rest of the dining room so it wasn't as loud as being in the main area. Would definitely come back in the summer to snag an outdoor table. Favorite dish of the night (and I'm someone who doesn't usually like desserts): sticky toffee pudding.

Dined early from the value Bar menu.
2 or 3 courses for £12 or £15 each in menu prix fixe.
Smoothie drinks available too.

Delicious courses of ling on samphire with shallots.
Puds were a rhubarb pastry triumph.

Bread/butter arrived promptly and there was attentive, professional service throughout.

Also highly recommended better furnished main restaurant with a full menu for the hungry and discerning.

Beautiful views from the Bar in the sunlit dusk of spring.

Very nice view on Tower Bridge. The outside terasse is especially nice on fresh summer evenings. The food is very good, mostly British classics. Service was perfect, attentive but discreet.

Went here as part of London Resturant week with the 3 course dinner for £25.00. Booked through lastminute.com so was a bit worried about if the booking had gone through and it was a first dat so didn’t really need any more stress but Ph’d them the day before and after getting through on the 3rd try was greeted with a friendly voice who confirmed the booking and upgraded us to a booth.
Rocked up on the night and was imediatelly impressed by the quick and efficient greeting by the waiter in the bar who instead of just pointing us in the direction of the resturant showed us personally and took our coats to the free coat check as well.
The view out over tower bridge was magic and waitress was quickly with us to offer a choice of free breads to snack on while we looked over the set menu to make our choice of some mouth watering dishes (I had had a light lunch so was quite hungry). Wine selection was good but remember to look in the back for wine by the glass as everything else is by the bottle.
Staters came out and instead of looking like something just warmed up they looked and tasted great. empty plates where wisked away and after a short and enjoyable break to let the starters settle the mains came out and were fantastic.
We both had the slow roasted pork on mash and while it would have been a bit small if we didn’t have starters it was enough to fill us up. Pudding was tasty and well presented and once again the service was attentive without being over the top.
They sent us on our way with a cheery wave and helped with the coats. Would definitely go back over summer and make the most of the outside terrace and great service.

We took advantage of the restaurant week two courses for 14.99 deal. It was a great location with lovely views. The food was very nice and enjoyed by all. The reception staff were very friendly and made us feel welcome but the waiting staff we not very attentive and took a long time to come to us. Great value for money though.

Been there 2 times. First time we had a very good lunch and desserts as well. Second time went with 2 friends for a Sunday lunch and it was a disaster. I sent my steak back (badly cooked) and the prices for the second time was not worth at all.
I am not sure if I can rate it as good or bad place really..
Packed both times and kinda expensive.

Again I am a guy who likes deals, the toptable deals that offers 2 courses and a glass of English wine all for £10, available from Monday to Saturday from 6.30pm to 10.30pm. Located in an awesome building by the river, the place is stunning. And £10 for a dinner , it can never get any cheaper. I had beef stew for main course and White and dark chocolate mousse for dessert. It was good for the price and the location. No complains and I would recommend to people who love deals.

Went on Saturday for lunch with some friends and it has to be said it was very good. My rib of beef was excellent and the portions very generous. It isn’t cheap but I think the food is worth the price. We had an excellent bottle of Chateau Neuf du Pape but they did know how to charge for it. The wine list could of done with some more affordable choices. The service was a little hap hazard at times. A lot of waiters and managers but not a great deal of organization. I will definitely be going back.

The location of the Chop House is fantastic. But over the years, the quality of the food has declined. Three years ago I would have given them 4.5 out of 5

On Sunday at lunch, my starter of chicken liver pâté was so cold that it was more like a chicken liver lolly ice. Difficult to spread on the toast, and that cold, difficult to taste. When I mentioned this to the waiter, he kind of grunted and carried on.

The main of roast beef and yorkshire pudding was lacking as well. Great gravy, but the beef was fatty. The yorkshire pud was so hard that you could have rowed across to the Tower of London in it. Gordon Ramsay’s Yorkshire pud wins hands down ;) The carrots and red cabbage were very nice.

I had the most amazing experience here last year and would have given it a 5 star as everything was so perfect, food, service, view, ambiance.

Unfortunately I tripped back there again a couple of weeks ago and felt that the service wasn’t so good. There was a little confusion as to whether we were booked or not and ended up sitting at the bar for a while which I suppose wasn’t too bad considering we had champagne cocktails.

We ended up eating in the bar side of the restaurant so that we could secure a table outside and when the food came it couldn’t be faulted. The service may I add was also faultless from this point onwards
We had oysters, salmon, steak, all presented well and full of flavour.

Its not the cheapest place to eat, but I guess that the type of food I like will never be that cheap in London…...... Around about £50-£60 per head and wine generally starts at about £25 for the cheaper range (Large wine list)

This is my sort of place to eat in London and with it’s positioning, who could ask for more!

For those that haven’t been, I’ve uploaded a picture of the view from the tables on the riverside. Location is everything when it comes to eating out, and this place probably has one of the best in town.

The menu is fairly middle-range price wise for London and the food is pretty good. They do a decent range of shellfish and i went for some Oysters to start - very nice, but couldn’t do more than 6.

For those that want the ambience without the budget, they do a set menu for around £20-£30. If you want the a la carte the whole affair with wine is probably going to be anywhere from £60-£80 a head. However they have a VERY large wine list so you can really splash out here if you’re so inclined.

There are two dining areas - the restaurant or the bar. From what I could see the restaurant had tablecloths, but the menu is pretty much the same and the bar has outside seating with the same view. If you’re after some food without the fuss, go to the bar. If you want to spend a whole evening book into the restaurant. I was told it wasn’t possible to book the outside seating, so I guess this is an incentive to arrive early and nab a good seat.

The clientele (from what I could see) was mainly bankers with their doll-like estuary girlfriends, but don’t let that put you off as they’re not total horays. Nice staff though, who were pretty slick once we were sat down.

After a shortish walk in London’s latest attempt at warm weather, we find ourselves at the Chop House, a rather posh looking thames-side eaterie that does a sneaky lunch offer (£22 for 2 courses, £26 for 3). Originally I was quite dubious - happily the food made up for any feelings of being underdressed for the occasion.

This is lunch done properly, with a great view of Tower Bridge if you get the outside tables. Both my courses were delicious, and the staff kindly accomodated my “sauce/dressing on the side” requests (I ate Poached Pear and Rocket salad, followed by trout and purple sprouting broccoli).

The portion sizes are decent enough, thank goodness, for me to feel full up after clearing my plate two courses in a row - none of that “big plate / tiny morsel” rubbish here. For occasional dining, or a discreet treat, I would be happy to return. Note: there’s a 12.5% service charge automatically added to the bill (cheeky!), bear that in mind when you look at the prices.

The Butler's Wharf Chop House is situated in the Butler's Wharf development, Shad Thames. Situated on the river front it makes a lovely picturesque lunch or dinner out whether it is 20 degrees outside or two.
Clean,minimal decor with wood throughout it has an almost boaty feel to it.
The food, the most important part, is excellent. With a fabulous menu which is cooked in an open kitchen. Something for every palette although not good for vegetarians as the name suggests.
pleasant staff, although a little over bearing at times and a nice family atmosphere. Can dress up or dress down. Fairly expensive but definitely worth it.