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Lasdun Restaurant

Enjoy the very best of culinary craft and culture under one roof

Situated at the epicentre of our South Bank home, and named after our eminent architect Denys Lasdun, we bring you the dining experience from the trio behind critically acclaimed public house, The Marksman.

Featuring timeless brasserie style dishes, Lasdun’s menu is brought to life through a classic yet contemporary lens, featuring seasonal, locally sourced ingredients and showcasing the very best produce Britain has to offer.

Taking inspiration from modernist design and the rich, diverse culinary history of London, the restaurant creates a world-class destination for audiences to experience the very best of culinary craft and culture under one roof.

Opening times

Monday – Saturday 5pm – 10pm (kitchen 5pm until 9.15pm)
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday midday-3pm
Sunday closed

Reserve a table

For larger bookings and events, please email bookings@lasdunrestaurant.com

Find us between the ground floor and level 1 within the Olivier Theatre side of the National Theatre.

Lasdun Restaurant, Upper Ground
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Reviews

Guardian restaurant review of Lasdun

‘I would not book anywhere else on the South Bank’

Grace Dent, Guardian

Tim Hayward in the Financial Times

‘Excellent food, soul-nourishing architecture’

Tim Hayward, Financial Times

Read full review on Hot Dinners

‘…it’s immediately become one of the best places to eat on the South Bank.’

Hot Dinners

Read full review on The Nudge

‘The food ushering forth from the kitchen is absolutely first-class.’

The Nudge

4 reviews

 

Menus

A group of people of various ages, sat at a long table, on the table is a white table cloth, the table has various dishes along the length. There is a painting at the end hanging on the wall. Everyone is in conversation.
A group of people of various ages, sat at a long table, on the table is a white table cloth, the table has various dishes along the length. There is a painting at the end hanging on the wall. Everyone is in conversation.
A group of people of various ages, sat at a long table, on the table is a white table cloth, the table has various dishes along the length. There is a painting at the end hanging on the wall. Everyone is in conversation.
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Eel strips on a confit potato, with green micro herb garnish. Sits on a white plate with a black and white logo. Hand on either side of the plat hold a knife and fork aloft on either side. There is a glass of white wine to the left and a wine bottle is just in shot. A chef stands at the bar plating up a squid ink and cuttlefish dish into a white bowl. The bar is black marble tile, the chef has a medium beard, floppy blonde hair, he wears chef whites. A bartender is stood at the bar, he has floppy dark hair and is earing a cream service jacket. In front of him is a cocktail shaker. He is pouring into a shot glass. Behind him is a wall of concrete, to the left is a stack of shelves with various bottles of alcohol. Above his head are rows of glasses hanging from the bar. A chefs hands hold an oyster in a cloth napkin, he is midway though shucking an oyster. A woman with dark lond har sits on the left, she is laughing and is holding her hand up to her mouth mid laugh. She is sat next to a man with brown hair, a light beard and glasses who is looking at her. They are sharing a steak. A birds-eye view of a plate, a piece of white fish is on the plate with a green sauce, on top are some small shrimps and seaweed. A young woman with dark hair and a fringe, laughing, she is holding out her plate to her companion. The companion is out of shot apart from their arm which is mid way through serving a chicken pie which sits on the table. A bartenders hands are finishing a negroni in a tumble. The liquid is a light red, his hands are rubbing orange rind around the rim. he wears a service jacket in cream with a logo on the breast pocket. A plate of oysters in a special white oyster dish sits on a black marble bar. There is a lemon in the middle. To the side out of shot apart from his hands which are mid way through shucking another oyster. A group of people of various ages, sat at a long table, on the table is a white table cloth, the table has various dishes along the length. There is a painting at the end hanging on the wall. Everyone is in conversation. A cocktail is mid way through being made. A glass jug filled with ice ice pouring into a glass tumbler. The liquid is light red. An older man with a grey beard is sitting eating a dish he is looking off to the side and is smiling, in front of him is a glass of wine and a saffron bun. A plate of crumble in a small saucepan sits on a plate, above the plate is a jug pouring a custard. The plate is sat on a white tablecloth. With two glasses of wine in the background.

As well as offering a pre-theatre menus, and interval drinks, a full a la carte menu is available for lunch and dinner.

The menu offers a series of standout mains, such as roast Tamworth shoulder, Roscoff onion tart and our renowned sharing pie for two. You can also end the week on a high with their Friday lunch special: Steak Frites with salad for £20.

A La Carte menu

Pre Theatre menu

Our menus are based on seasonally available ingredients and sometimes a menu item may change or be unavailable temporarily.

Groups and feasts

Groups & events

Lasdun offers the perfect setting for celebrations, whether you’re looking to bring together friends, family or colleagues.

With a number of different options available for groups of eight and above, and a stunning London private dining room available for something more intimate, there’s something to suit every event.

Christmas at Lasdun

Join us this festive season for delicious seasonal dining in our modernist restaurant on the South Bank. We are able to offer tables in our main dining room, in our private dining room (for up to 10) or for larger groups, the semi-exclusive or exclusive hire of the restaurant (for up to 100 people).

Download the events brochure with menus 

Download the Christmas brochure

Contact us

bookings@lasdunrestaurant.com

Bar and private dining

Lasdun offers the ultimate destination for a night-cap along the Thames, as guests can drop by for a drink at the beautiful dark marble bar until 10.00pm, with a carefully curated selection of cocktails, wines and small plates on offer.

A sleek private dining room is also available for groups up to 10. Please email  bookings@lasdunrestaurant.com for more information

LASDUN Restaurant - a light interior, with three tables, each set for two., with a large framed picture on the wall behind
LASDUN Restaurant - a light interior, with three tables, each set for two., with a large framed picture on the wall behind
LASDUN Restaurant - a light interior, with three tables, each set for two., with a large framed picture on the wall behind
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LASDUN Restaurant - a dark interior, with a table set for two. LASDUN Restaurant - a dark interior with table settings, large wall and pendant lights. LASDUN Restaurant - a light interior, with two tables, each set for two., with a large framed picture on the wall behind Crabs, mussels and oysters on a marble counter LASDUN Restaurant entrance LASDUN Restaurant bar, with stools, and interior with table settings, large pendant lights and mirrors.

The Team

Jon Rotheram, Tom Harris and John Ogier first met working together at St. John in 2008 before Rotheram & Harris reunited to launch The Marksman Public House in 2015, awarded London’s first Michelin Pub in 2018.

The launch of Lasdun comes at an exciting time as the duo are joined by John Ogier (Co-Founder of Michelin starred and Worlds 50 Best Shoreditch restaurant, Lyle’s). Lasdun is the first venture from the trio.

 

Three men stand together and smile at the camera. One wears a white shirt, one a blue shirt and the other a navy cardigan. The backdrop is concrete walls and the top of a staircase.
Jon Rotheram, Tom Harris and John Ogier in the National Theatre foyer. Photo by Harriet Clare.