Camille
A compact French bistro on Stoney Street from the Ducksoup team, serving a daily-changing blackboard menu of provincial French cooking with an emphasis on offal.
- Food
- Price: £££ · Splurge
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Did you know
Chef Elliot Hashtroudi, previously of St JOHN and 107, built a menu of dishes like pig-snout cassoulet and ox tongue with trompettes; Time Out named it London's best restaurant for 2026 and specifically the best French restaurant in the city.
Local tip
Booking is recommended given the acclaim, it's small. Average spend is around £50/head; go for whatever offal-forward special is chalked on the blackboard that day, plus the cassoulet.
Famous dishes
Finding it
- Address
- 2-3, Stoney Street, Borough Market, Bankside, The Borough, London Borough of Southwark, Greater London, England, SE1 9AF
- Nearest station
- London Bridge (Tube), 168 m away
Details change, so check with the place before you set off.
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