Flat Iron Square

Not one for reviews but the people need to know that this is a tourist trap. The food is mediocre and the beer is very expensive. Go to Spring St pizza down the road, Dough is not worth it. We also paid £19 for Flock fried chicken and it was the smallest portion and came in a chicken shop type box. Hardly the best presentation. Do BETTER. Just to add that the pizza on screen had jalapeños, LOOK at this photo.

What a solid spot in London Bridge. Street food market meets beer garden meets the ultimate sports hub. Came for the women’s Euros finals. 10/10 vibes! Special shoutout to Michelle for sorting us a table & making sure me and my friends had a good time when the place was heaving. You’re a gem! Will be back’

A modern location for the best pub quiz in London, bar NONE. Flat Iron Square is a modern and warm location for drinks, events, food and (most importantly) quizzing. A walk away from London Bridge and Southwark station, it's a nice large space for drinks with mates. Food is good, but quite expensive. They offer a rolling residence of cuisines, often featuring fried chicken, wood fire pizza and Greek. It's all okay, the hot honey chicken burger is very very good, but for £12 a go, I'd try it once and no more. This is the location of the best pub quiz in London. Hosted by London pub legend, Garylee, SpeedQuizzing at Flat Iron Square is a fast paced, fun pub quiz with a number of prizes that totally eliminates cheating by using an app that offers only limited time to answer. If you're looking for a pub quiz, this is absolutely the one to go for. Staff are all very friendly and helpful, bar is always well staffed and things are generally kept in good shape. Top marks for service from the venue itself, but food vendors can sometimes be a bit difficult (put it down to loads of orders). A must-do for pub quizzers.

Good pub in Central location with large outdoors (don't worry it's well heated in the winter), drinks and street food options. The food was ok, we shared a pizza which was nice and Greek which would've been nice but it was cold. Drinks were good and ok priced. Good to watch sports though it is a very busy and loud pub at least during the weekend so you will not hear much

First time we have visited the Southwark restaurant and pleased to say that we weren’t disappointed. Good food, great service and three happy full customers. Yes there are more expansive places to go but my wife and like Flat Iron as you know what they offer. We may go back to this location again but we will be trying other Flat Iron locations around London and elsewhere in the UK. A big thumbs up from us 👍.

Great spot that we found by chance. We had souvlaki from OPA and a awesome pizza from DOUGH. Great food and a nice place to chill.

Good atmosphere here great place to have a few drinks/catch up in the city. Food options not too great and didn't understand why order on phones but still had to get up n collect meal. And the additional service charge for ordering drinks via our phones when the bar is literally next to you makes no sense. Music played was quite loud aswell so conversations were a little difficult

The steaks are too small and come with no complimentary sides. If you order a steak, it comes with nothing—every side, even the sauce, costs extra. The atmosphere is very noisy and loud. The medium-rare steaks we ordered were almost raw. The quality of the Iron Steak was good, but the aged ribeye was very low quality. They didn’t offer free ice cream as mentioned in comments! The address in google map is not correct!

The truffle Mac n cheese is really delicious, Wagyu Steak of the day & Iron Steak is also good. Gets free popcorn when u dine-in & ice cream after you pay. [Flat Iron]

Great time , great service, great food !found this place by accident and so glad I did !!! Sunday at 6:30 pm. Not too busy . Free ice cream if you trade in the token they give you , so cute ! Had o e of the best cheese burgers.

A cool little place to hang out. There's a brewery, tons of various food options, and oftentimes other pop up vendors. -1 star because all of the food vendors seem to close fairly early. Around 9pm I was hungry and about to grab a pizza, but they were already wrapped up for the day. Oof, on a weekend too. The brewery was neat too; lots of great beers on tap and self-serve water for those that want a quick refresher. There was a DJ playing when I was here too, but not sure if that's always the case on the weekends. The pizza vendor looked great; and plenty of tables indoor and outdoors to hang out. Definitely recommend it as a meeting spot with lots of options!

Where's the 10 star option? We came here during a month-long visit to the United Kingdom. One of my US friends living here now, said we had to try this place. Our family has eaten at a million different steakhouses in the US... and NONE compare to this place. I mean NONE. Zero. Theodore at the Borough location was delightful and fun. I wish we could be friends. But the food. Oh my. The food. The Scottish Bavette was to die for... I mean, I might William Wallace someone for another steak. The sides, all of them, put every single steakhouse to shame. The chips will change your life. I wish I could live here. If I ever come back to London, it will be solely for the reason to return to this heaven on earth.

Arrived in London on 15/11/24 and wanted to have something to eat with my wife and watch a rugby match. Flat Iron Square was recommended by our hotel. Went there and we were blown away by the variety of the menu and what we ordered didn't disappoint! TVs everywhere too!! However when it came to ordering two drinks, that was another story, one pint and a large glass of wine came to £26.50, a real piss take! When I asked what the price of each was, I was told that the IPA was £7.50 and, wait for it, the wine was £19. And then the kicker, "London prices mate!" A word to the wise and to the bar man, don't serve the most expensive glass on the menu unless it's asked for! Be better than that. It left a bitter taste on an otherwise enjoyable evening.

Awesome area to hang out, have a drink and enjoy the beautiful weather. Came here on a Thursday afternoon and you could tell this is an after work favorite for locals. I sat with my blush Pinot Grigio, found a lawn chair and enjoyed this unique venue. I came a few hours later with my husband and this place was packed!!! Wine and beer were very reasonable (5£ glass of wine and beer as cheap as 3£) and there are two different bars available to order from. No food trucks were open when I was there but there were several restaurants/quick eat options. Sunday it becomes a market. Unfortunately I didn't get a chance to check that out.

Pure luck I found this place - I was staying in a hotel up the road. All manner of street food in a food hall inside old railway arches - a couple of restaurants, good coffee, cool bars, etc. The outdoors space was packed out with people watching rugby when I first went - I really do not like rugby. But the crowd was pretty relaxed, all the places serving food kept it coming and kept the quality good, even when it was busy. So I ended up eating here three evenings in total. Definitely worth a visit, rugby or not.

There is actually a food hall there similar to ones in Pitts and those popping up in various cities in US. A good selection of little food stalls serving Asian, Italian, Japanese, etc. Mostly visited by locals and is pretty packed. A great find and the food is really good and prices very reasonable. Would recommend if in the area.