Daisy Green at Southbank is a takeaway café and bar set within a colourful shipping container under the Jubilee and Hungerford Bridge, just outside the Royal Festival Hall. Located along the Southbank, it’s a busy spot for coffee, drinks and quick bites with views over the Thames.

The container itself is a standout feature, wrapped in bold artwork by Sir Peter Blake, making it one of the most recognisable and vibrant stops along this stretch of the river. It’s designed for grab-and-go, with a steady flow of visitors, commuters and people walking along the Southbank.

By day, it serves Australian-style speciality coffee, award-winning banana bread and a selection of homemade pastries and snacks, making it a reliable stop for a quick breakfast or daytime pick-me-up. In the afternoon and evening, it shifts towards drinks, with local craft beers on tap, Australian wines and a rotating cocktail offering.

During the winter months, it’s a popular stop for takeaway coffee or mulled wine, especially for those walking along the river or heading to nearby venues.

Daisy Green Southbank is best suited to takeaway coffee, casual drinks and quick stops, particularly for those exploring the Southbank or looking for a convenient option near the Royal Festival Hall. What makes it stand out is its location, colourful design and all-day offering, combining coffee, drinks and riverside energy in one of London’s busiest cultural areas.

BEST FOR: Take away drinks, laughs with the staff & sunny Southbank vibes. Outdoor seating only.