The Bridge Lounge

3 Reviews on “The Bridge Lounge”

• Stephan Joseph

  After a long day at work I wanted to go for a good old pint. As I walked towards the station, I decided to walk down Tooley street for my pint. Spotted The bridge lounge straight away as it stood out for me like a traditional English pub. As I walked in I was greeted by the pleasant bartender who poured me a perfect pint of Fosters. The bar counter is right in the middle and all the seating area’s are located round this.I was just browsing through their menu and spotted the steak roll with onion rings and wedges. I had a few minutes to spare so decided to order it. Visually it looked amazing, the steak roll is served on a piece of wooden slab and wedges come in a tin container. The steak was cooked well and BBQ sauce was a good combination for the wedges. Definitely worth a visit if you fancy a quick drink and a bite to eat.

  March 5, 2015, 7:59 pm

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• Albinder Dhindsa

  I have been to this place a few times now. The first time was for a quick lunch – which ended up being not so quick – but i have to say the food was really really good. The last couple of times have been to grab a few drinks. The beer selection is healthy and usually there is a good crowd without the place being too noisy or too overcrowded. The starter selection is limited and also found it to be a bit over-priced for quantity. The food was delicious though, so cannot complain about that. I would say go for lunch and maybe just drinks.

  June 13, 2013, 1:01 am

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• Errol R

  A group of us from work came here for our Christmas dinner. It was one of the worst Christmas dinners we’d ever experienced. It is cold December 2012 and we’re sat in a large dining room on the 1st floor with inadequate heating. The plates arrived and they’re frozen. We mention this to the manager and he says for health and safety reasons, they cannot warm the plates! The main meal arrives and the roast potatoes look great from the outside but are as solid as rock on the inside and greasy. The rest of the meal arrives, the veg (carrots and parsnips) are burnt, extremely greasy and luke warm! We tell the manager about the potatoes and he takes them away, leaving the rest of the meal to sit on the table for at least 20 mins. When the potatoes come back, the rest of the meal is cold. To prepare the potatoes, The Bridge Lounge & Bar had simply put them in a deep fat fryer after only partially roasting them in the oven previously. I don’t know if anyone has ever experienced this but it was horrific!!! At this point, I made an official complaint on behalf of the group about the poor quality of the meal and the catalogue of errors that were making matters worse. I was fobbed off and told that I could only make my complaint to the owner. The manager seemed rather young to be in a position of such responsibility. He was also quite rude and left me feeling concerned about the food we’d received. I also felt like giving him to tissue to blow his nose because as he was speaking to us it was continually running! I decided that I would take this up with the owner as he is ultimately responsible. Whenever I tried to call the owner, he was never available. On one occasion, I called and stood outside the bar and was told that the manager wasn’t there even though I could see him behind the bar, standing next to the person who I was speaking to. I never did speak to the manager, or get my refund but thought I’d leave this review instead. I think you should seriously consider going here because The Bridge Lounge & Bar does not care about your custom, or about the poor quality of the food they throw at you, JUST YOUR CASH !!!

  June 1, 2013, 5:02 am

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