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Bermondsey Street, Casual Dining, French, Restaurant Review, South London

Casse-Croûte, Bermondsey Street

Casse-Croûte is a tiny little French bistro on Bermondsey Street which couldn’t be any more Gallic if it tried. The staff are French, the menu’s French, the radio in the background is French; on our visit for a Saturday lunch with the sun shining, it actually felt like we were on holiday. The daily changing menu, written on the blackboard, featured three starters, mains and … Continue reading Casse-Croûte, Bermondsey Street

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Casual Dining, French, Restaurant Review, South London

Casse-Croûte

Bermondsey Street has plenty of great places to eat – there’s Zucca, Pizarro, José, Gregg’s Bar and Grill (joke!) but there’s a lack of all things French in that mix. That’s where Casse Croûte comes in – a new bistro serving classic French favourites. It’s a tiny restaurant with tables packed very close together – so much so that it’s inevitable one of you will … Continue reading Casse-Croûte

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