This summer, Elephant Juice will be hosting a healthy and vibrant riverside pop-up bar at Southbank Centre.

All of Elephant Juice’s drinks are made fresh on their stall and, where possible, fruit and vegetables are locally sourced using seasonal produce. 

The heart of what Elephant Juice do is simple - fresh juices and smoothies all made onsite - using real ingredients bought daily from traceable and sustainable sources.

If you lean towards naturally sweeter flavours, try the passion fruit and papaya juice with banana, orange and apple. Or if you're after something green, there's the kale, cucumber, parsley and lemon juice with ginger and apple.

Jimmy Garcia is coming back to Southbank Centre for the summer with The BBQ Club.

This expanded split-level, riverside summer eatery features a walk-up BBQ Bar and the BBQ Club rooftop restaurant. 

The upstairs BBQ Club's interactive six-course tasting menu includes some new and exciting dishes. And it’s all topped off with a private bar serving refreshing gins, beer and wine. 

Downstairs, the walk-up BBQ Bar will be serving super-fresh and speedy BBQ dishes such as hot smoked salmon with grain salad and crème fraîche, or the delectable monkfish burger with tarragon mayonnaise and dill pickled cucumber. 

Fancy a drink? Grab a sundowner at the riverside bar, which will be serving up a selection of beers, ciders and cocktails.

Established in early 2015 on the Southbank Centre Market, The Hop Locker has cemented its name on the South Bank, and across Central London as a must visit for great beer.

Known for its constantly rotating taps serving highly regarded local, national and international breweries, The Hop Locker always go the extra mile to find unique and special beers. 

Voted ‘Best Bar/Pub’ for Waterloo & Southwark in the Time Out Love London Awards - and following on from their stint on the riverfront for both the Summer and Winter festivals in 2017 - they are excited to return once again and work with Southbank as part of the Summertime Riverfront popup under the Hungerford Bridge. 

They will expand their tap range and continue to serve an ever-changing selection of fantastic beers, wine, cider, cocktails and soft drinks.

Hot dog specialists Oh My Dog! are coming back to Southbank Centre this summer, and their mission is still the same. Make you forget everything you once knew about hot dogs and introduce you to a whole new world of hot dog goodness.

Featuring heritage breed frankfurters, handmade brioche buns and game-changing toppings, this popular pop-up is set to change your perception of hot dogs forever. 

Visit Oh My Dog’s stand at Southbank Centre this summer to sample unique specials such as the bourbon-marinated, cheddar-topped Chili-Steak Dog and every bacon lovers' favourite The Baconator. 

Underbelly have been coming to South Bank for 10 years this summer and they're celebrating with their biggest programme yet, jam-packed with explosive live entertainment. 

Open from April until the end of September, Underbelly Festival South Bank brings the best in live circus, comedy, cabaret and family entertainment to the heart of London. They've got an amazing line-up of shows in a fantastic city-centre, pop-up festival world. You can enjoy international street food and after work drinks in one of London's largest outdoor bars and a true festival atmosphere on the banks of the Thames. 

The neighbourhood centre contains:

• An 84-place day nursery providing childcare from 3 months to 5 years
• Out of school provision and youth clubs
• Parent and family support programmes including practical workshops
• Evening and weekend activities
• Conference, meeting and training spaces of the highest quality available for business and community hire
• Creche for parents/carers using the centre
• Access to Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital midwifery and other specialist teams
• Access to training and employment opportunities
• Access to business and social enterprise support
• Offices for Coin Street staff
• Helpdesk operating throughout the opening hours of the centre.

Take a leisurely stroll along the banks of the Thames as it winds through the capital. Soak up the South Bank atmosphere, London's home of art, culture and unique architecture. Cross the bridges for circular walks with spectacular views.

The Riverside Walkway attracts visitors from all over the world and is also a valuable resource enjoyed by all who live or work in the area. It is also used as a venue for unusual and unique events - keep your eyes peeled for exciting pop-ups.

The Green Room is a contemporary restaurant, bar and garden developed by local social enterprise Coin Street Community Builders in collaboration with the National Theatre.

Serving delicious, ethically-sourced British diner food and roast dinners on Sundays, it’s a unique temporary architectural experiment which offers an airy, contemporary space featuring props and scenery recycled from National Theatre shows.

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If you're headed to Gillray's, bring an empty stomach and high expectations. Situated in full view of Parliament, the seat of British democratic administration, Gillray's fine food is as remarkable as its surroundings.

Everything about Gillray's is a seeming nod to British culture and heritage. Their meat is sourced from British farms. Their bar boasts not only fantastic staff but over 100 types of gin. Their service is of the highest quality in the British sense - subtle, yet polished. Even their decor is reflective of the old-world grandeur of the Houses of Parliament. During afternoon tea, a tray is neatly delivered to your table and drinks are filled (or refilled) in a smooth, near unnoticeable ballet of table service.

Their bar is open late and serves a mixture of classic and contemporary cocktails, a wide selection of beers, wines, and spirits.

Kitchen is the National Theatre's all-day café - it's the perfect pit stop for lunch with friends, tea and cake or a pre-show light bite.

The contemporary cafe serves up a range of freshly cooked meals - with a menu that changes daily, but affordable examples include tuna provencale linguine and steak and ale pie.

Alternatively choose a baked treat from the giant cake table which you can't miss in the centre of the cafe. With it's location directly opposite the river, enjoy the large outdoor eating areas in warmer months.