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Circus West Village and Arches Lane
Restaurants by the river
Riverside terraces and railway arches lined with restaurants, beside the Power Station.
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Image courtesy of © Battersea Power Station
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About Circus West Village and Arches Lane
Circus West Village, the first part of the Battersea Power Station neighbourhood to open, runs from the riverside to Arches Lane under the railway viaduct. Restaurants here include Fiume, Francesco Mazzei’s Italian; Wright Brothers for seafood; Vivek Singh’s Cinnamon Kitchen; Brindisa Tapas, El Pastor, Roti King and Gordon Ramsay Street Pizza. Battersea Brewery brews on site, Vagabond pours wine and Kova Patisserie bakes Japanese cakes, and the Cinema in the Arches is next door. Ask for a terrace table facing the river.
Our take
- River views
- Many cuisines
- Under the arches
- Address
- Circus Road West, SW11 8EZ
Battersea, London - Website
- batterseapowerstation.co.uk
Opening hours, prices and seasonal openings change, so please check with Circus West Village and Arches Lane before you go.
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