Hire the perfect bar in Tower Bridge

The Dickens Inn is its own little bit of history, right near Tower Bridge. The wooden warehouse building, which was thought to have housed tea since the late 1700s, was moved and rebuilt in the 18th century to become the three-story balconied inn that now sits gracefully on the St Katharine Docks.

Featuring two lovely beer gardens, fresh flowers, dining tables, views of the docks, and BBQ food, this is the perfect place for your summer party (and can be booked for them too).

Enjoy one of their well-kept ales sit back and relax. As they’re open all seven days a week from 11 am to 11 pm, the only thing left to ask is when to visit.

Electric Shuffle is the go-to place for delicious dishes, refreshing cocktails and shuffleboard (of course).

Transforming the traditional shuffleboard game into a thrilling social experience, Electric Shuffle encourages groups of up to 16 to compete in four distinct, instant scoring games. Larger groups can even gather in the Electric Shuffleboard Tournament, which will be hosted by an expert Gamesmaster. Exciting stuff.

From small plate shares to signature drinks, this bar is the perfect spot to catch up with your friends and have a little friendly competition, and with a pizza and prosecco-filled brunch every Thursday to Sunday, why wouldn’t you?

Head over to this Tower Bridge bar for a round of drinks followed by a round or two of shuffleboard with your buddies. Ready to shuffle?

London’s first bar dedicated to prosecco, Prosecco House by Tower Bridge, as the name suggests, offers over 28 different types of the stuff.

The all-day drinking den, which opens at noon, sources its wines from five vineyards in the Veneto region in Italy. Aside from prosecco, their drinks menu includes wines, beers, spirits, and cocktails, as well as a selection of Italian meats, cheeses, and mixed platters. To top it all off, Prosecco House offers customers the option of taking away bottles of fizzy stuff.

Offering full venue hire for private parties and celebrations, this Tower Bridge bar has a seating capacity of 30 guests and a standing capacity of 120. If you’re in the mood for a bit of bubbly and a relaxed environment, Prosecco House might just be the place for you.

Sitting in one of London’s busiest areas, El Vino London Bridge is ideal for meeting, eating, drinking, and catching up – who with, well, that’s up to you to decide.

Treat yourself to their Spanish-influenced tapas, maybe with a glass of Chardonnay, Palomino or Sauvignon Blanc. With offers like the four tapas plates for £14.95 or the four tapas plates and wine for £24.95, and their regular wine tastings, it’s a no-brainer really.

El Vino’s floor-to-ceiling windows give you views of landmarks like the iconic Shard. Wine, good conversation and great views, that’s all there really is to say, and we think that’s good enough.

A riverfront bar overlooking Tower Bridge, Vicinity casually offers up one of the best views of the London skyline. From busy lunches to relaxing sunsets, Vicinity is a good place for cocktails on a heated terrace with Tower Bridge directly in sight.

Vicinity serves the best from the team's travels – think world classics, street food-inspired plates, cocktails, gins, rums, champagne, fine ales, and elegant wines.

Try the barrel and stone pizza or maybe sip on a Virgin Daiquiri. Incoming sunset, Tower Bridge, good food, great drinks and even better company. What else? Oh yeah, time to set a date.