In the South Bank, a true gem can be found for any foodie looking for something out of the ordinary when it comes to dining out in London. From Russia to Poland, Baltic offers their diners a unique trip around some of the most vibrant cuisines of Eastern and Central Europe. And whether it’s a date night or a family celebration, Baltic is casual dining at its most stylish.

The trendy eatery can be found just a stone’s throw from the Young Vic Theatre, Tate Modern and SEA LIFE, making it a fine choice for parents seeking places to eat out in London with the family. And with Waterloo train station and Southwark tube station mere steps away, it’s perfect for a relaxing meal with friends after a day in the office.

Once an 18th century coach builder’s works, the building has been reborn as one of the most unique restaurants in London. While its interior design can be described as clean and minimal, it offers a striking balance with period features such as skylights and forty-foot-high trussed ceilings. This makes for a very inviting space that feels bright and airy.

Unlike many European restaurants which focus on one cuisine, Baltic offers them all. Diners can look forward to a diverse menu covering everything from bigos and smoked salmon-topped blinis to veal schnitzel and roast guinea fowl. And while there are meaty delights, there’s something for the veggies too with options such as Russian-style pierogi, beetroot soup and more.

From dinner dates to dinner parties with the gang, Baltic is sure to be a culinary adventure for foodies. Any occasion will be even more of a treat for tastecard members who can look forward to exclusive restaurant savings when they call to book ahead and present their cards upon arrival. It’s a good chance to treat themselves to another round of vodka shots, extra pierogi or starters to share with friends.