Black & Blue Waterloo 1 Mepham Street, London SE1 8RL

"Don’t remember the servers name but here is his picture. He was just awesome spot on when it came to recommendations regarding food. Very causal atmosphere. Location was great, the roar of the trains about gave such a good reminder that your in London. Food was fresh, delicious and most definitely would eat there again."

"Really good food and friendly service. A good choice on the menu and presentation was nice. Biggest steak knives I've seen in my life!Handicap accessible entry and toilets. A bit expensive and expect a service charge of 12.5% which is added to the bill. Always read the small print. Other than that it's in an ideal location infront of Waterloo Station"

"My apologies for not getting shots of everyone else's lunches... (We had 5 people in total) But I just have to say that the Chicken Wings were AWESOME! I try not to throw superlatives around too much, but I concede this time. I wasn't hungry (due to eating a breakfast bag on the train), but felt obliged to buy something for "Lunch"...and these were bang-on. Give them a go!! Service was friendly, attentive but not overbearing and standard London prices for food. ✌️"

"Easy burger, steaks and ribs place just opposite Waterloo Station and BFI Odeon IMAX cinema. Located under the railway arches the restaurant is spacious and lively but not too loud. Decoration is somewhere near to a upperscale dinner American style but you'feel confa, don't worry. Steamed and Frites - nice, good deal for 17 GBP, Salmon nice cut for GBP 18, delicious, huge double burger for GBP 19 and a slightly undercut ribeye for GBP 31. Aside of the latter the meals were perfectly fine. We went out with GBP 117 for 4 of us. Can't complain for a central London place."

"Lovely food & friendly atmosphere. I went for the ribeye steak which was slightly undercooked to what I ordered it (medium) it was more medium rare, but it was perfectly fine and I was happy to eat it without making a complaint. A BEAUTIFUL cut of steak. The accompanying fries and house salad was also a nice touch. Paired up with a Black Sheep Ale and Bellini for pudding, it made a lovely pre-theatre meal!"