The Last Talisman is the perfect hidden scene for socialising. Whether you're looking for a weekend brunch spot with friends, or a classic Sunday roast restaurant with your closest company, the menu reflects the finest Asian flavour combinations and ingredients.

Offering an Asian influenced brunch experience like no other in the city, guests can enjoy a selection of traditional British & Asian inspired brunch dishes. Popular plates from the extensive menu include classics such as avo' on rye, brunch sando or matcha French toast. Enjoy one of the delicious brunch dishes with the option of upgrading to bottomless brunch, including 90 minutes of bottomless cocktails, beer, wine & prosecco.

There’s nothing quite like a traditional Sunday roast, serving all the classic components to complete the weekend and fuel you for the busy week ahead. Experience a traditional Sunday roast with a hearty selection of succulent roast meats, from beef sirloin to a half roast chicken and crispy pork belly, paired with all the trimmings. Sides are available to add on for an all-out Sunday feast, including the classic cauli-cheese, and a selection of Asian inspired small plates for those looking to change it up with an Asian twist. 

The delicious Sunday Roasts are served until they're gone, so The Last Talisman recommend pre-ordering after making your booking.

Located in the heart of Bermondsey Street, The Last Talisman is just 12 Minutes from London Bridge Station, and 15 Minutes from Bermondsey Station.

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Brunch
Saturday: 12pm - 3pm

Sunday Lunch
Sunday: 12pm - 7pm

  • Gluten Free
  • Bottomless Drinks
  • Brunch
  • Sunday Lunch
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Vegan options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Online Booking
171-173 Bermondsey Street, London, SE1 3UW
Overall rating
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    a month ago
    Get the spatchcock! Had a great evening here and ordered a number of dishes to share. Food was cooked well and we would recommend the spatchcock and the miso aubergine. The sizes are on the smaller side so it's good to come with a group of people. I'd give the mala chips and dirty rice a miss. Food was a bit on the colder side unfortunately but came quickly and service was friendly. Extensive list of drinks as well which is a plus. Would recommend
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    a month ago
    Friday night with some friends, we came here as it was impossible to get a table anywhere else. Positives: •Happy hour 2 for 1 •No waiting times for a table on a Friday night •Cute environment but music too loud and even the waiter could not hear what we were saying •Food was OK Negatives •Small portions •Overpriced •Loud music •Service somehow not up to standard for t he asking price Overall we had fun and the food was okey but I feel 50/50 about coming back Main thing is a bit too pricey
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    4 months ago
    Lovely evening with colleagues. Can’t say too many good things about this restaurant though. The staff were good but the manager was rude. Name begins with Z. I complained about having one duck pancake when it stated on menu in a plural sense. The manager said that was ridiculous! If I said that in my job, I would get a disciplinary or even the sack! The general consensus was that he was rude and had no etiquette. The food was nice but the quantity was tiny! They were too fast with all the meals like we were a disturbance to them. Not worth the £45 especially when it was supposed to be a PREMIUM meal! Some of you might have a different experience but I didn’t enjoy this place. I was still hungry when I left this place which defeats the purpose of going to a restaurant!