Le Pont de la Tour

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Le Pont de la Tour is London’s ultimate destination for fine French dining with breathtaking views.

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Located next to Tower Bridge with dramatic views across the City, Le Pont de la Tour is all about fine French dining in glamorous surroundings. From the elegant restaurant and buzzing Bar & Grill to our private dining rooms and luxury food store and wine cellar, Le Pont de la Tour guarantees an unforgettable experience, whatever the occasion.

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Address: 36D Shad Thames , London SE1 2YE, XGL, GB

Phone: 020 7403 8403

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State: XGL

City: London

Zip Code: SE1 2YE

opening times

Monday: 12:00-15:00
Monday: 18:00-23:00
Tuesday: 12:00-15:00
Tuesday: 18:00-23:00
Wednesday: 12:00-15:00
Wednesday: 18:00-23:00
Thursday: 12:00-15:00

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Reviews

Le Pont de la Tour, near Tower Bridge, offers an elegant indoor fine dining experience with excellent service. I started with the grilled prawns, which were perfectly cooked and packed with flavor. The roast Challans duck was another highlight—cooked exactly as I requested, perfectly pink, with tender meat and crispy skin.  The French cheese selection was delightful, but the desserts fell a bit short. The ambiance is sophisticated, with many diners dressed smartly, making it a great spot for a an upscale evening out. Recommended for its french dishes and refined atmosphere!

During our visit to London, my brother and I needed last minute dinner plans and found an open reservation for Le Pont de la Tour. Right away i was impressed by the upscale and stylish decor and the friendliness of the staff that greeted us. We were seated by a windows that gave a great view of London Bridge, which was cool. French food was good though depending on your taste, you may want to ask for salt to enhance it. Overall, a very pleasant experience.

While the view is gorgeous, we were less  happy with the quality of food and service that came along with it.  There was nothing to complain about for the food but for those prices, you would really expect better quality… maybe I’m just a sucker for good value. There just didn’t seem to be that much pride or thought taken to make each dish special or memorable. However, I could have just ordered the wrong things as well.  While the waiters seemed friendly and happy to serve, the maitre’d seemed to give off an arrogant air and wanted to be off doing other errands than to make us feel more welcome.

Delicious and cute spot for French fare. The mussels, the Comte, the sea bass and the ratatouille are really yummy. Nice cocktails, and a beautiful view from the tables outside. Service was generally good, albeit they forgot our drinks once and our dessert. Nonetheless definitely would recommend and hope to be back!Food: 5/5

I ate at Le Pont de la tour about 15-years ago and remember the service and food being faultless. At that visit I had a chocolate souffle that took an extra 20-minutes to make and was worth the wait. I also remember the restaurant being packed and that we had booked quite far in advance.  My visit yesterday was very different.  First of all, the restaurant was empty. There were only 5 other diners inside which is so strange for a Friday lunchtime. Secondly, service was slow. Considering there were very few other diners to serve, I had to ask for my water to be topped up three times. I know it seems like something small, but this restaurant used to have impeccable service.  The food still speaks for itself. I ordered from the lunchtime set menu. I had a salad, followed by sole and then a chocolate fondant for dessert. I'm not sure what the dressing on the salad was, but it was delicious! Also, the portion of sole was huge. I love chocolate so had high hopes for the fondant and it did not disappoint. It was served with an espresso ice cream which complemented the fondant very well.  The menu is excellent value for money at £35 and includes a glass of champagne.  The restaurant is in Shad Thames, right near Tower Bridge. There are lovely views of the bridge from the restaurant.

Alright. Review of Le Pont de la Tour.  So I made a reservation not realizing it was super fancy which was my bad. However, we were the only one’s there.  We requested to be sat outside for our anniversary with a nice view of the London Tower Bridge. Instead, we were sat inside.  There wasn’t a way to make a reservation for just drinks, so we told our waiter when we were seated. We were later asked to move to the bar, but were actually seated in a waiting area with no view of the bridge, instead just an orchid.  My wine glass was less than half full and the glass was dirty. Should have asked for a refund :/  I had really high hopes and never leave reviews… however this experience warranted one. Don’t go here if you want to cheers and enjoy the London Bridge. Just not the place!

Wonderful. , perfect location . Food was outstanding , we selected the fixe pixe Menu which had a lovely choice on the menu. Service was excellent. Overall outstanding. Would definitely  recommend.Food: 5/5

The service was 100% amazing loved the restaurant however our food tended to get cold very quickly and had to ask to re-heat our food. However the staff were very polite and had no issues with heating our food up again. The atmosphere was very pleasant and warm. I would definitely recommend this restaurant. We were offered some warm bread  and butter to start us off with. All the food was very delicious and scrumptious. The food portion may look small but very filling.  Dietary restrictions: They offer gluten free and can adapt to your dietary requirements.

Disappointing! It started with the menus, whichever even on the website are blurry and impossible to read! The main course we both wanted was unavailable and waiter did not mention it at the start. Oysters were opened by a blind man and awfully presented, I ordered a medium rare steak and got a medium/well done one, which meant everyone had to wait for it to be recooked. It came back overdone again and lacked seasoning. It was a nice piece of meat so tasted OK but for £40 I expected it to be better cooked. This place will always draw crowds due to location and waiters did their best but for over £100 per head, I will not be coming back.

Bonsoir Londres  Weekend is the time for a luxurious riverside dining experience with iconic views, Le Pont de la Tour combines traditional yet innovative French cuisine, knowledgeable and friendly staff, thoughtful design that evokes the Parisian chic of the 1930s and stunning views of the City and Tower Bridge.  As a part of the revitalised Butler’s Wharf, Le Pont de la Tour carries on the legacy of Sir Terence Conran, whose transformative vision shaped this stretch of the River Thames. From 1985 through 1997, Conran and Partners master-planned Butler’s Wharf, turning rundown docks into a vibrant mix of lofts, offices, and iconic restaurants – including Le Pont de la Tour within the Design Museum he founded.  Sharing the menu for your next visit: Taste of Loire Valley  Globe Artichoke Salad St. Maure de Touraine goat cheese, fèves, candied lemon, frisse, radish, garlic croutons Muscadet Sèvre-et-Maine “Sur Lie’ Domaine de la Combe 2022  Monkfish Beurre Blanc Mussels, cockles, sea vegetables, fennel pollen Sancerre. Domaine du Pré Semelé 2022  Cochon de Lait Suckling Pig belly, fricassèe of wild mushrooms, petite pois, spring greens, crackling Sancerre Rouge ‘Les Baronnes’ Henri Bourgeois 2020  Crémet ‘Anjou Mille-feuille Gariguette strawberries, Cointreau, strawberry sorbet Coteaux du Lavon, Domaine Baumard 2021  Petit Fours

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