Oxo Tower Restaurant, Restaurant with roof terrace in South Bank, London, United Kingdom.
Oxo Tower Restaurant sits on the eighth floor of the Oxo Tower Wharf, with floor-to-ceiling windows and a large outdoor terrace. The space looks out toward St Paul's Cathedral and London's roofline across the Thames River.
The tower was built in the early 20th century as a factory for the Oxo food company. It later changed into a mixed-use building where this restaurant became one of South Bank's known spots.
The restaurant serves British food made from ingredients sourced nearby. You can experience both traditional English cooking and modern dishes in a setting shaped by London's food culture.
The venue has wheelchair access and sits within walking distance of Southwark, Waterloo, and Blackfriars train stations. It is wise to book ahead to make sure you have a table when you want to eat.
The building displays a large neon Oxo sign on its roof that glows at night and has become a landmark on the South Bank. This sign was originally an advertisement for the Oxo brand and is now part of how people recognize London's skyline.
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