B Street Deli

The staff is very friendly and helpful. There is a large amount of delicious looking pastries and sandwiches on display. The prices are reasonable. Worth a look if you are in the area and want a quick bite to eat.

If you are looking for a sandwich, salad, pastry or dessert this is the go to place near London Bridge, it's quaint, the vibe is incredible and the staff are absolutely delightful. This has now become must stop for us when in London, honestly a hidden

Came here on a Saturday morning circa 10:30am and was still able to get seats. This wasn't the case when I left at 12pm. Ordered a bacon and egg bruschetta which was lined with smashed avocado as well. Absolutely delicious. The pic may look the egg is over done but I did ask for it this way. Folks next to me ordered the crispy bacon and egg bap which also looked equally awesome. Will get this next time.

Really enjoyed our visit to B Street Deli. Service was great, the menu was simple but had everything you need. We got a bottle of Malbec and a mixed charcuterie board which was awesome. They slice everything fresh in front of you and and the roasted pickled vegetables. The environment is relaxing and you can have a conversation without trying to talk over any noise. We are glad we found this place walking around the London Bridge area. Great Place!!

We stopped in after arriving in town, and while walking to our hotel spotted the cute little B Street Deli.
We doubled back after dropping our bags off for a quick lunch, and I really fell in love with the place.

Hanging around the place is a bunch of hunks of cured meats, and all around are fresh cheeses and meats that look (and taste) delicious!
My girlfriend got a cheddar and chutney sandwich that was pressed and warmed perfectly. It had such a nice balance of sharpness from the cheese, and a perfect sweetness of the chutney. Very tasty on a baguette.
For myself I went with the Chorizo sandwich, which I think was paired with manchego. This was possibly the best sandwich of this kind that I've ever had. I think I died a few times, and was revived by the delicious pairing of the meat and cheese.
The staff is super friendly and fun, and seems to have a fun time while working - making it a very light hearted and cute place to grab a quick meal.

The coffee was pretty standard, but maybe that's not why you would come to this delicious deli! Check it out!

I can not express how lovely this tiny cafe/cured meat/cheese place is. It has a very tempting selection of goodies. The staff are lovely and friendly.

Just a walk away from London Bridge Station and near the more popular F**Koffee. This is a little hidden gem of delight.

I highly recommend you go and sample the food, drinks and snacks.

As a single, older woman travelling abroad alone, I custom-pick where I want to eat dinner. Places with couples are out. Warmth and an inviting ambiance are what I'm looking for. The staff at B Street Deli knew how to make me feel like part of the community. I was led not to a table in the corner, but to one right smack in the middle of the bustling, amicable action.

Before I knew it, I had a charcuterie plate custom-made by the chef (forgive me for not remembering your name, either) who learned his magic in Nigeria as well as Italy. The San Giovese that accompanied this mini-sculpoture was divine -- I had two glasses of it, and I never go beyond 1. Before I knew it, I was embraced by a family from Pretoria, South Africa, and I knew I had arrived.

I would recommend this bistro, charcuterie, and coffee haus (the baked goods should be a controlled substance) in every way, shape, and form. Thank you for making this one of the best nights of my vacation time in London. Bravo!!!

B street Deli is a tiny, cosy cured meats and cheese mecca who do amazing coffees and wines.

The meat board is particularly amazing. I'm still thinking about it weeks later. Addictive.

If you go there for breaky the cured ham with a boiled egg and some av on toast is bound to start you day off on the right foot. Or see if they will do you a meat board for breaky. Protein breakfast. Perfect.

There's sandwiches as well so it's good for a quick lunch takeaway. At night you can choose from a couple of different tapas like bresaola and chutney on croutons. Yes please.

They are a wine bar too but with limited options. I would love to see a more dynamic wines by the glass list or at least a Chardonnay or Riesling or something a bit orange by the glass. So skip the by the glass options and go a bottle.

Bermondsey Street is different almost every time I visit the area. Gone are the days when this was an area of workshops and just the odd local pub, with tumble weed blowing down the road at weekends. The street and surrounding area have changed dramatically and now offer a great choice of bars and cafes open throughout the week.

I hadn't spotted B Street Deli before, a cosy delicatessen on a street corner, and was drawn in by the tempting food counter. Settled for a coffee only, perfect for a quick catch up with a friend before moving on to taking in the latest exhibition at the White Cube just a few doors along.

Cosy little hideaway along Bermondsey Street.

The unit used to be occupied by a florist (and her shaggy golden retriever) who's since moved into the London Bridge station.

In terms of dessert choice B Street ranks after Del Aziz just further down the street. But they do carry one mean German cheesecake: the tougher, non creamy one. That's a rarity in London, it seems.