Gabriel's Wharf

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Welcome to our arty enclave!

Gabriel’s Wharf is a riverside shopping and dining destination on London's South Bank.
We offer design-led boutique shopping, from bespoke jewellery and vintage fashion to affordable artwork, as well as a wide range of cuisines including delicious gourmet pizza, colourful Caribbean lunches, and mouth-watering Mexican street food.
Escape the hustle and bustle of the West End and experience something different with us.
Image of Limin Southbank's seating area.

Limin Southbank

Limin Southbank brings Trinidadian food, drink and music to the South Bank; let them transport you to the Caribbean.

Inside Vendula London

Vendula London

Original bags and accessories to complete any look, all of which are made from animal-friendly materials.

gourmet pizza company south bank

Gourmet Pizza Co.

Gourmet Pizza Company has been the ‘Little Italy’ of Gabriel’s Wharf for over 25 years with an ethos of mixing

Inside Skylark Galleries London

Skylark Galleries

Skylark is a community of 30 artists working together under the Skylark umbrella.

Burritos and Quesadillas

HolaGuacamole

HolaGuacamole’s Mexican street food is freshly prepared, healthy and delicious; choose from a burrito, quesadilla, nachos or tacos.

Left image: a Millwall vintage football shirt. Right: Harry Simms stood outside of his business, Hartex.

Hartex

Hartex is a vintage clothing store that specialises in sports memorabilia but also sells unique branded merchandise and more.

Inside Joanne Plumb Knitwear

Joanne Plumb Knitwear

Joanne Plumb designs and makes women’s everyday knitwear, as well as garments that can be worn from day into evening.

Janice outside her shop

Heads Rule Hearts

Heads Rule Hearts sells a range of products from women's clothes, to hats and children's clothes.

Outside Hot Mess Toasties

Hot Mess Toasties

Hot Mess Toasties is a small company that thinks ‘BIG’ when it comes to grilled cheese.

Image of the Paradiso logo in front of a burger.

Paradiso

Paradiso Burger & Cocktail Bar is set over two floors with fabulous views over the Thames.

Image of Mariatu the owner smiling at the camera in her shop.

TAP by Gita's Portal

TAP by Gita's Portal holds an interesting collection of designer-maker products not found on the high street!

Image of a table of food including burgers, wraps, and smoothies.

Fed by Plants

Fed by Plants is a vegan outdoor food stall in Gabriel's Wharf, serving vegan burgers, fruit smoothies, and more.

Image of Liz smiling in her shop.

Potters' Yard Arts

Potters' Yard Arts (partners artist/potter Liz Mathews and writer Frances Bingham) offer published poetry and year-round seasonal collections of pottery.

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Genki Designs

Genki Designs is a sustainable eco-fashion label, making women’s and unisex clothes from upcycled vintage Indian silk.

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It’s set to be a scorcher this weekend 🥵☀️ There’s nothing a refreshing rum punch from @southbank.limin can’t fix! 🍹 📍Keep cool at LIMIN SOUTHBANK in Gabriel’s Wharf Explore a special Pop-Up show by Skylark Galleries members at Riverside House 🎨 Featuring paintings and ceramics by eight members of @skylark_galleries_london ✨ 🗓️ Wednesday 18th & Thursday 19th June 🕚 11am - 3pm 📍 Riverside House, 2a Southwark Bridge Road, London SE1 9HA Father’s Day is coming up! Treat Dad to a creative print from @southbank_printmakers, with plenty of prints available to suit any taste 🩷 Southbank Printmakers is open every day 11am - 6pm till Sunday ✨ 📍Find the gallery in Gabriel’s Wharf Craving some Dubai chocolate? 🍫😍 @gabu_chocolate’s handmade chocolates are bursting with flavour - the perfect mix of chocolate and pistachio goodness 🇦🇪💚 📍Find Gabu in Gabriel’s Wharf There’s something very special happening at Potters’ Yard Arts, now until the 4th of June… Liz and Frances are commemorating the 85th anniversary of Dunkirk 1940, in artworks and stories from Dunkirk, and following the Little Ships on their Return. Liz Mathews is the maker of Thames to Dunkirk, the largest book in the British Library, that opens to a double-sided freestanding paper sculpture 17m long and a metre high. It tells the story of Dunkirk 1940 from four different viewpoints and features on the first side a map of the Thames from source to sea, with the names of the Little Ships lettered along its length and out into the sea; and on the other side a watercolour of 15km of Dunkirk beaches with the names of many of the people who were there. Liz and Frances are showing the working model for the monumental book as well as other books and paintings made for The Dunkirk Project. Liz and Frances also founded and co-ordinate The Dunkirk Project, an online interactive site that collects stories from Dunkirk 1940, and follows the daily news from Dunkirk from 21st May to 4th June. Find out more from the link in bio!

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Escape the bustle of the West End this Easter and experience something different at Gabriel’s Wharf.