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How is life in Vauxhall? A thorough guide of the neighbourhood

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Wikipedia gives us the quick following overview of the area: “ Vauxhall (/ˈvɒks(h)ɔːlˌ -əl/ ⓘ VOKS-(h)awl, -⁠əl)[1] is a district in South West London, part of the London Borough of Lambeth, England. Vauxhall was part of Surrey until 1889 when the County of London was created. Named after a medieval manor, “Fox Hall”, it became well known for the Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens. “

What to do in Vauxhall

It could be that Vauxhall has a lively atmosphere with many activities happening and there are ways to find this out. To discover what to do in your area, we recommend looking at sites like Timeout that list weekly events in Vauxhall. We want to make finding things easy, so here’s a link to see upcoming happenings in Vauxhall.

Also, knowing what’s available in Vauxhall and where helps when getting to know a new place. That’s why we made a map with property price info from this article to simplify your search.

In the city of Vauxhall, what kind of things are there to do?

What makes the heart of Vauxhall? At Cozee we asked ourselves what would define the culture, the vibe of a given area. We have come up with the following elements so whether you are a foodie or a night bird, we got you covered. Check out the different restaurants, pubs and gyms that exist in Vauxhall to help you decide as to whether to move there or not.

What kind of gyms are there in Vauxhall?

While working from home has increased, so has the frequentation of gyms to help keep in shape. With companies like Better or Pure Gym and others, Vauxhall might help you stay in shape. A great feature to have nearby.

Gym NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
Park Plaza London Riverbank18 Albert Embankment, London4.35157
The Gym Group London Vauxhall6A Wandsworth Road, Saint George Wharf, London4.3788
Foundry Gym – VauxhallBlack Prince Community Hub, 5 Beaufoy Walk, London4.3104
Sleven Fitness78-79 Albert Embankment, London4.3135
Good Health Yoga CentreSt George Wharf, London4.3N/A
YIN YOGASt George Wharf, Wandsworth Road, London4.3N/A
Crossfit Vauxhall15-16 Miles Street, London4.361
London Olympic Weightlifting AcademyRailway Arch, 106a Tinworth Street, London4.351
Black Prince TrustBeaufoy Walk, London4.326
LOVE BASKETBALL ACADEMYoff 6AA, 5 Beaufoy Walk, Black Prince Road, London4.35
Embody Wellness11 Saint George Wharf, London4.347
yogawithseemaEmbassy Gardens, Viaduct Gardens, London4.3N/A
F45 VauxhallArch 67 Albert Embankment, London4.389
Yoga with Philippe41 Vauxhall Walk, London4.39
New Motion Fitness6a South Lambeth Place, London4.38
Vauxhall Leisure Centre50 South Lambeth Road, London4.3318
Manor – SE1 VauxhallTintagel House, 92 Albert Embankment, London4.37
Solo60: Spring Mews (Vauxhall)Spring Mews, Solo60, 8 Tinworth Street, London4.310
Champion Fridays Personal Training – VauxhaulSpring Mews, Solo60, 8 Tinworth Street, London4.3N/A
The Iron Club106A Tinworth Street, London4.38

Pubs in the area

As Londoners at Cozee, we cherish our weekly visits to the local pub. Why not embrace the same in your new living space? We’ve diligently tested and reviewed all the pubs in Vauxhall – well, not literally, but we wish we had! Here’s our list of the finest pubs in Vauxhall.

Pub name NameAddressDescription
Spit & Sawdust21 Bartholomew Street
Bermondsey
SE1 4AL
Having been taken over and reopened as the Spit & Sawdust on 17th September 2016 this former locals’ pub close to Bricklayers Arms roundabout now offers a wide range of drinks including both cask and craft keg beers. Table shuffleboard is played here. 3 handpumps.
Victoria68-70 Page’s Walk
Bermondsey
SE1 4HL
An attractive ex-Trumans corner house situated opposite the former Bricklayers Arms station/goods yard to north of the Old Kent Road. Brothers Pat and Mike have been running the pub for the last 30 or so years. Still uses old mechanical cash registers. Two real ales are usually being served along with a selection of ciders and also a wide selection of speciality gins. Home cooked lunches are available during the week and at other times by prior arrangement.
Albert Arms1 Gladstone Street
London
SE1 6EY
Cosy Victorian pub dating from 1852 retaining twin bars (named Albert & Victoria) and some original features including leaded windows and wood panelling. One of the upstairs function rooms has been converted for kitchen use. This pub is cards only and does not accept cash.
Alexander HayUnit 22, Hays Galleria
London
SE1 2HD
Basement wine bar with keg beer and part of a retail development in a converted 19th century warehouse. Was part of Balls Brothers chain. Standard keg beers. Cask beer introduced in June 2023.
Anchor34 Park Street
London
SE1 9EF
Close to the replica of Shakespeare’s Globe, it was built in the early 1800s. This large pub has many rooms, nooks and crannies. Its outdoor drinking area is right on the Thames-side so perfect for a summer’s day.
Anchor & Hope36 The Cut
London
SE1 8LP
Handy for the Old and Young Vic theatres, a one bar pub, with one area for diners and one for drinkers separated by a part curtain, part wall partition. Large windows look out on to the street, with outside tables and chairs on the pavement with blinds above providing a place to sit out on sunny days. Note Sunday lunch is served at 2pm as one sitting that must be reserved. 3 handpumps.
Anchor Tap20 Horselydown Lane
London
SE1 2LN
Was Courage’s Brewery Tap when it had its brewery located nearby. Now owned by Sam Smith’s, this a multi-room gem of a pub, located in a back street just a few steps walk from Tower Bridge. Paved garden area out the back.
Arch House118 Druid Street
London
SE1 2HH
Brewery taproom situated within a railway arch at the start of the chain of breweries that has become known as the Bermondsey Beer Mile. Following the move of the main brewing operation to Croydon, the Arch House is now an enlarged pub space. The tap room is open on Thursday to Sunday and offers up to two cask and 12 keg beers on tap (some of which are dispensed from KeyKegs) plus a canned and bottled selection to drink on the premises or take away.
Barrowboy & Banker6-8 Borough High Street
London
SE1 9QQ
Fuller’s Ale & Pie House bank conversion, opened in 1996. Grand establishment with very tall ground floor windows, pale marble columns, very high ceiling with fancy gold plasterwork, wrought-iron railings on the sweeping staircase leading up to a curved gallery, mix of seating, on the walls there are portraits of old bankers and three enlarged Hogarth-style cartoons that depict an “idle barrowboy” and “industrious banker” – surely some mistake! Exceptionally popular, great inclusive mix of after-work and commuter custom.
Bridge Tap32-34 Borough High Street
London
SE1 1XU
High ceilinged wedge shaped corner pub with original wooden tiled flooring. Large windows look out on to bustling Borough High Street close to the famous market. On the outside corner wall look out for the memorial to the 1914-1918 fallen men of the London Hop trade. Also serves breakfast.
Bunch of Grapes2 St Thomas Street
London
SE1 9RS
A pleasant traditional pub situated around the corner from London Bridge station, close to Borough Market and in the shadow of the Shard. The ground floor bar area has partitions to give it a more intimate feel while upstairs there is a large dining room with a real fire and a selection of board games. To the rear there is an enclosed multi-level and partially covered patio and smoking area.
Crown108 Blackfriars Road
London
SE1 8HW
Large comfortable one bar pub built in 1837 with a lovely facade. Tables on pavement out front garden at the rear. Pub available for hire at weekends. Families welcome if eating.
Crown & Cushion133 Westminster Bridge Road
London
SE1 7HR
Bright painted frontage, with 2 large Guiness signs, inside full of artifacts a good number relating to Ireland, this is quite a gem of place. English and Thai food served.
Dean Swift10 Gainsford Street
London
SE1 2NE
A popular and welcoming pub situated close to Tower Bridge but slightly off the beaten track. There is a single ground floor bar area and a separate restaurant upstairs offering a varied menu including seasonal dishes. The regularly changing selection of three real ales is largely London focused but also includes brews from further afield. In addition there are 15 taps serving a wide selection of craft keg beers. Occasional meet the brewer events are held.
Doggett’s Coat & Badge1 Blackfriars Bridge
London
SE1 9UD
A large, four-level Nicholson’s pub at the south end of Blackfriars Bridge, situated on the South Bank halfway between Borough Market and the South Bank Centre. The ground floor bar has 10 handpumps, serving a varied selection, and the terrace overlooking the river and covered beer garden at the back provide great outside drinking. The first floor is a restaurant, and the bars on the second and third floors are available for hire. The pub’s name refers to a 300 year old amateur Thames boat race originally organised by actor Thomas Doggett, with the winner awarded a waterman’s coat and silver badge.
Duke of Sussex23 Baylis Road
London
SE1 7AY
Excellent example of an old Truman, Hanbury and Buxton pub, the exterior is a wonderful example of the style of that time. Picnic tables outside opposite Millennium Green give a place to sit in the open air. Close to Waterloo stations. Refurbished in 2016 and reopened under the management of Hippo Inns. The rear bar is now connected to the larger front bar and set up for serving food. There are now four handpumps in the front bar with some local beers available as well as national ones. There is a function room upstairs.
Elephant & Castle119 Newington Causeway
London
SE1 6BN
Reopened in summer 2016 by Antic following closure in 2015 which resulted in a campaign to save the pub and Asset of Community Value status being granted. Typically Antic in style with an eclectic mix of furnishings and exposed services and pipework. Bare-boarded throughout and with a raised area of padded seating in booths. Open to view kitchen. There is a large outdoor drinking area to the side of the building, full of picnic tables and that is partly covered and partly heated. Equipped with five handpumps. Door security staff are very active here and the front door may be locked at times, prior to vetting.
Fire Station150 Waterloo Road
London
SE1 8SB
Located next door to Waterloo railway station, this bar is in an old London County Council Fire Station dating from 1910. You can drink and eat in the area where the fire engines once stood. Modern styled interior along with piped music, with a bar at the front and dining area at the rear. Major Sporting events shown when on terrestrial TV. Has outside tables on the pavement at the front. Extensively refurbished in 2015 and now serving breakfast as part of an all day food offering
Founders Arms52 Hopton Street
London
SE1 9JH
Modern pub overlooking the River Thames on the Thames Path, close to Tate Modern. Plenty of outside seating along the river front. No function room but an area in the bar can be reserved. Popular with tourists.
George75-77 Borough High Street
London
SE1 1NH
Dating from the 17th century this public house is London’s last remaining galleried inn and not surprisingly is Grade I listed. The building is owned by the National Trust and leased to Greene King. Large outdoor seating area in the cobbled courtyard in front of the pub. Various ground floor drinking areas to explore and an upstairs Gallery Bar which is not always open. The courtyard is shared with the separate former Heeltap bar that is now renamed The George and run as a sports bar.
GeorgeChaucer House, White Hart Yard, Borough High Street
London
SE1 1NX
Modern pub, with a bright contemporary decoration and furniture. One large bar extends into a number of different areas. Many TV screens for sports events. Outdoor area shares the same courtyard as the historic George which is opposite.
With effect from November 2022 the venue was taken over by Greene King, renamed, and is now managed alongside the neighbouring former coaching inn of the same same.
Gladstone Arms64 Lant Street
London
SE1 1QN
Small and welcoming pub tucked away down a side street around the corner from Borough underground station. A particular favourite with locals. Has a downstairs bar, upstairs lounge and small roof terrace. Has a continuing strong commitment to live music. Was threatened with demolition and replacement with an apartment block in 2015, but a strong campaign by locals and the securing of Asset of Community Value status by the local CAMRA branch helped see off this threat. Closed in late 2016 but reopened in late April 2017 with new tenants and a more contemporary internal decor, but continued regular live music. Has three handpumps and 10 keg taps.
Globe8 Bedale Street
London
SE1 9AL
In the heart of Borough Market, this venue dates from 1872, built in a Gothic revival style by by prolific south London architect Henry Jarvis who, it is claimed, designed more of the capital’s churches than anyone else. The pub is featured in two films – Blue Ice and Bridget Jones’s Diary. The cask beers are often from local breweries and there is a wide choice of bottles and cans.
Hercules2 Kennington Road
London
SE1 7BL
Having done a number of stints as restaurants of one form or another the Hercules is now back as a pub under the ownership of Fuller’s. The pub is split over two floors. The ground floor bar is also home to the cask beer and a vast array of keg beer taps. Upstairs is another bar dominated by a large shuffleboard table. There is also a separate meeting room. Food is available all day.
Hide39-45 Bermondsey Street
London
SE1 3XF
Modern bar in ground floor of office block. Emphasises cocktails, spirits and small plates of food. There is no cask conditioned ale with draught beer being supplied by Fourpure. There is, however, a small range of bottled conditioned beers from local micro breweries such and Kernel and Hiver.
Hiver BeersArch 56, Stanworth Street
London
SE1 3NY
A weekend outlet where Hiver’s range of beers, brewed by Hepworth in Sussex, are available on cask, keg and in bottles.
Hole in the Wall5 Mepham Street
London
SE1 8SQ
Situates in a railway arch, a short hop across the road from Waterloo rail station’s main entrance, this independent family owned free house enjoys the comforting rumble of trains overhead on their way to and from Charing Cross. The pub has a small cosy rugby themed front bar, a larger more basic rear bar showing sport on TV and a small beer garden with patio heaters at the back. A long time real ale stalwart, with seven changing cask beers from handpumps in both bars, mainly from London and southern England brewers. The two ciders on offer may not always comply with CAMRA’s definition of real cider. The pub can get particularly busy when there’s a rugby game at Twickenham. Live Irish acoustic folk music plays on Sunday evenings.
Horniman at Hay’sUnit 26, Hays Galleria, Counter Street
London
SE1 2HD
Busy, spacious split level pub situated within the Hays Galleria next to the River Thames, close to London Bridge. Pub takes its name from the tea dealer Frederick Horniman whose warehouse used to be located on the same site.
Horseshoe Inn26 Melior Street
London
SE1 3QP
A Brakspear-owned pub, close to London Bridge railway station. A deceptively large pub with a large main bar area, side-room, small upstairs function room, first floor sun terrace and a large beer garden. The pub has three dart boards. The upstairs and side-room boards are often reserved on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays for local pub leagues, but the board near the Gents is usually unreserved. Trivia: The Horseshoe Inn featured as the exterior of “The Railway Arms”, the euphemism for Heaven in the BBC television series, “Ashes to Ashes”. Three handpumps with changing beers from the Marston’s group.
King’s Arms65 Newcomen Street
London
SE1 1YT
A popular, Grade II-listed, single-room pub with a traditional and comfortable interior, situated just off the busy Borough High Street. The striking external plaque above the entrance originally stood at the southern end of Old London Bridge and was rescued when all the buildings on the bridge were demolished in the mid-18th century. Five cask beers are usually available and traditional, mainly British, meals are served lunchtimes daily and evenings Monday-Saturday. A first floor function room is available for hire.

Are there a lot of supermarkets in Vauxhall?

Perhaps one of the most common amenities in Vauxhall would be supermarkets. Below, you will be able to tell what type of supermarket there are in Vauxhall and what company operates here.

Supermarket/Grocery store name NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
Sainsbury’s Local260-268 Archway Road, London353
Tesco Express32-34 Highgate Hill, London2.152
Highgate Food & Wine204 Archway Road, London52

Galleries and Museums

An area thrives through its people and their interactions. Discover Vauxhall through its art scene by exploring galleries, museums, and cultural institutions, providing enjoyable weekend activities and contributing to the vibrant community.

Museum name NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
Tate BritainMillbank, London4.718332
Garden Museum5 Lambeth Palace Road, London4.3991
Djanogly CaféTate Britain, Millbank, London3.371
London Fire Brigade MuseumLambeth High Street, London2.947
Kennington Park History HutFVMQ+3X, London51

Green space in the city of Vauxhall

One of London’s best features is its many green spaces. See if Vauxhall offers space for strolls or picnics.

Park NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
Vauxhall City Farm165 Tyers Street, London4.5435
Bonnington Square Pleasure Garden2-12 Bonnington Square, London4.7115
Kennington ParkKennington Park Road, London4.43487
Garden Museum5 Lambeth Palace Road, London4.3980
Vauxhall Pleasure GardensNew Spring Gardens Walk, Vauxhall, Vauxhall Walk, London4.31433
Riverside Walk Gardens56 Millbank, London4.5196
Hugo Buggs water garden139 Vauxhall Walk, LondonN/AN/A
Spring Gardens Nursery16 Newport Street, London4.855
Cleaver SquareCleaver Square, London4.657
Lollard Street Adventure Playground102 Lollard Street, Kennington Road, London4.254
Harleyford Road Community GardenLondon4.99
Vauxhall ParkVauxhall Park, Lawn Lane, London4.41104
Graphite SquareLondon4.52
Albert Embankment GardensAlbert Embankment, Gardens, London4.33
Exercise Corner15 Meadow Road, London4.52
Community Healing Garden17 Aveline Street, London51
Riverside GardensRiverside Walk, London4.47
Pedlar’s ParkPedlar’s Park, 41 Vauxhall Walk, London4.388
Venn ParkVauxhall, LondonN/AN/A
Nine Elms ParkThames City, London51

What kind of restaurants are there?

The below table gives you a good idea of what kind of options there are for eating out. In Vauxhall, you may find things like Italian, Chinese or even Indian takeouts. Take a look below if you are visiting or want to move here if eating out is a big deal for you.

Restaurant NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
Novotel London Waterloo113 Lambeth Road, London4.32369
Park Plaza London Riverbank18 Albert Embankment, London4.35157
Eagle London349 Kennington Lane, London4.3542
The Rose35 Albert Embankment, London4.31587
White Swan14 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London4.31522
Pizza Express25 Millbank, London4.3995
Chino LatinoPark Plaza Riverbank, 18 Albert Embankment, London4.3689
Tamesis DockAlbert Embankment, London4.32258
Bonnington Cafe and Community Centre11 Vauxhall Grove, London4.3563
The Black Dog112 Vauxhall Walk, London4.31485
The Beehive51 Durham Street, London4.3498
Kennington Tandoori313 Kennington Road, London4.3440
Pico Bar & Grill74 Albert Embankment, London4.3820
Pizza Hut Delivery343 Kennington Road, London4.3401
Pret A Manger21 Saint George Wharf, London4.3789
Millbank Spice34-38 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London4.3332
Garden Museum5 Lambeth Palace Road, London4.3980
Casa Madeira46b Albert Embankment, London4.32544
Nando’s Vauxhall ArchesArch, 56 South Lambeth Road, London4.31611
Vauxhall Food & Beer Garden6A South Lambeth Place, London4.3878

Other nearby areas around Vauxhall

You could find your new neighbourhood in an area that is nearby and similar to Vauxhall. Check out some of our other guides on places nearby so you’re sure your ideal place to buy a property isn’t next door.

Neighbourhood nameLink to our guide
Herne Hill See the guide here
Brixton See the guide here
Clapham See the guide here
Loughborough Junction See the guide here
Denmark Hill See the guide here
Battersea See the guide here
Camberwell See the guide here
Stockwell See the guide here
Southampton Way Estate See the guide here
Chelsea Bridge See the guide here
South Lambeth See the guide here
Vauxhall See the guide here
Vauxhall See the guide here
Portland Street See the guide here
Chelsea See the guide here
Walworth See the guide here
Kennington See the guide here
Pimlico See the guide here
Victoria Station See the guide here
Victoria St See the guide here
Belgravia See the guide here
Knightsbridge See the guide here
Newington See the guide here
Buckingham Palace See the guide here
Southwark See the guide here
South Bank See the guide here
Whitehall See the guide here
St. James’s See the guide here
Horton See the guide here
Moorfields Eye Hospital See the guide here
Bankside See the guide here
Charing Cross See the guide here
Royal Academy See the guide here
Leicester Square See the guide here
Temple See the guide here
Mayfair (south) See the guide here
Mayfair (north) See the guide here
Covent Garden See the guide here
Chinatown See the guide here
Blackfriars See the guide here
Regent Street See the guide here
Aldwych See the guide here
Soho (south east) See the guide here
Soho (north west) See the guide here
St Paul’s See the guide here
Hanover Square See the guide here
Brompton See the guide here
Soho Square See the guide here
Fetter Lane See the guide here
New Oxford Street See the guide here
Herne Hill See the guide here
Brixton See the guide here
Clapham See the guide here
Loughborough Junction See the guide here
Denmark Hill See the guide here
Battersea See the guide here
Camberwell See the guide here
Stockwell See the guide here
Southampton Way Estate See the guide here
Chelsea Bridge See the guide here
South Lambeth See the guide here
Vauxhall See the guide here
Vauxhall See the guide here
Portland Street See the guide here
Chelsea See the guide here
Walworth See the guide here
Kennington See the guide here
Pimlico See the guide here
Victoria Station See the guide here

Sales & Lettings agents in Vauxhall

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The amenities you might need in Vauxhall

Below is a list of the places you may want to check out if the area of Vauxhall. This can really help you out when you are moving to an area or neighbourhood.

What schools are in the area of Vauxhall?

Having a nearby school is ideal when relocating. Below is a list of schools located within Vauxhall

School NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
Lambeth School of Art38 Saint Oswald’s Place, LondonN/AN/A
The Grey Coat Hospital School98 Regency Street, London4.67
London Early Years Foundation121 Marsham Street, London3.315
Lambeth Teaching Schools’ AllianceVauxhall Primary School, Vauxhall Street, London31
Octavia House Schools, London – VauxhallVauxhall Street, London53
Flute lessonsTriangle Estate, 191 Kennington Lane, LondonN/AN/A
St Stephen’s Primary SchoolDorset Road, London410
Westminster Cathedral R C Primary SchoolBessborough Place, London52
Kumon Maths & English226-228, Kennington Park Road, London4.917
Green Shoots Day Nursery55 Palfrey Place, London4.47
LEYF – Marsham Street Nursery & Pre-School121 Marsham Street, London4.79
Lilian Baylis Technology School323 Kennington Lane, London4.313
Tai Chi CityChichester Street, Pimlico, London4.916
St Anne’s R C Primary School & Pre-school Nursery for 3-4 year olds6 Durham Street, London4.319
Vauxhall Primary SchoolVauxhall Street, London3.610
Wyvil Primary SchoolWyvil Primary School, South Lambeth Road, London4.819
Millbank AcademyMillbank Academy, Erasmus Street, London4.116
Henry Fawcett Primary SchoolBowling Green Street, London4.514
Purple Jay LambethLongton House, Lambeth Walk, London57
Fairley House School30 Causton Street, London4.84

Post offices in the area of Vauxhall

Nearby post offices simplify sending and getting packages. Vauxhall branches also offer services like money orders and insurance along with mail services. Here they are along with their proximity to the area.

Post Office NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
Post Office167 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London4.1240
Vauxhall Street Post Office36-38 Vauxhall Street, London2.8105
Tachbrook Street Post Office103 Tachbrook Street, London2.738
Westminster Grocery & A Local Post Office Plus12 Vincent Street, London4.847
Signature Pastas167 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London00

Health amenities that are in Vauxhall

Vauxhall has 8 medical institutions. These include hospitals, doctors offices, pharmacies and other stores providing medical attention. Here are the details the nearby medical institutions (1000 radius of the area).

Medical institution NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
The Gordon HospitalBloomburg Street, London2.641
Millbank Medical CentreMedical Centre Building, 20 Page Street, London3.176
Pregma19 Saint George Wharf, LondonN/AN/A
Royale Biological ServiceVincent Square, London11
Battersea & Nine Elms Outpatients, part of HCA Healthcare UK12 Charles Clowes Walk, London52
Norton House Rehabilitation Unit10 Arneway Street, LondonN/AN/A
Heena Patel @The Pimlico ClinicLower Ground, Pimlico Clinic, 20 Churton Street, Pimlico, London550
Medical Diagnosis Victoria – Blood Testing Lab170 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London553

Tube & Train stations within the region of Vauxhall

Most prefer transit within a 10-15 minute walk and if there aren’t public connections nearby then this could be something that takes down the price of property or can even deter people from moving in to Vauxhall entirely. Here is a table below so you can see where these connections are for yourself.

Train or tube station nameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
VauxhallSouth Lambeth Road, London4267
VauxhallLondon4.2144
Oval318 Kennington Park Rd, London4.372
PimlicoRampayne Street, Pimlico, London4.1378
Nine Elms70 Wandsworth Road, London4.6100

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