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The Archduke is a restaurant and wine bar that sits on the pleasant walk from Waterloo train station to the Southbank. It opened its doors in 1979 and is one of the first restaurants to open in this area. The style of the space is interesting- it sits in the archway of a railway bridge, so there are exposed brick walls and ceilings, domed roofing and slate floors. The natural interior is complimented by simple wooden tables and large glass windows. The food offered in the restaurant is brasserie style - the menu is filled with steaks, sandwiches, burgers and salads. The bar is also known for serving high-quality cocktails. The Archduke's location right next to the South bank (and the jazz on offer - see below), make it popular amongst a sophisticated and artistic crowd.

If you are a jazz fan, The Archduke is an excellent place to head to. For six nights a week, you can enjoy live jazz music played whilst you eat or drink.

Archduke Restaurant in Waterloo

Cuisine: Modern British/ Gastropub

The Archduke
Concert Hall Approach
South Bank
SE1 8XU

Tel: +44 (0) 20 7928 1931

Website: Official Archduke Website

Opening times:

Sunday - Monday: 12 Noon - 22:00
Tuesday - Thursday: 12 Noon - 23:00
Friday - Saturday: 12 Noon - 23:30

Tube: Waterloo (Black Line / Northern Line and Brown Line / Bakerloo Line and Grey Line / Jubilee Line and Pink Line / City Line)

Location

How to book:

Telephone bookings: You can make a booking on the number above.

Online bookings: There is no online booking form.

E-mail bookings: There is no e-mail booking service.

Walk-in bookings: The Archduke is a large space that has long opening hours - this ensures that you should not have too much difficulty getting a walk-in table. However, if you are coming for dinner with a large group, it may be worth booking ahead to avoid disappointment.