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El Pastor London Bridge Review: Is It Worth Visiting?

15 Dec 2025 Leave a Comment

If you’re looking for great tacos near Borough Market, El Pastor London Bridge should definitely be on your list. Located at 7A Stoney Street, London SE1 9AA, this vibrant Mexican restaurant is just a short walk from London Bridge Station and sits right next to one of London’s busiest food hubs.

Starters & Salsas

We started with the Guacamole and Totopos (£6.50) which was fresh and perfectly seasoned. This was paired with El Pastor’s 5 salsas for £5, offering a range of spice levels — ideal if you love customising heat and flavour.

Main Dishes

The standout dish of the night was the Beef Brisket (£14.25). Slow-cooked, tender, and full of flavour, the meat literally fell off the bone. This is the dish that will bring me back to El Pastor.

I also tried the Baja Fish Taco (£9), topped with chipotle mayo and pico de gallo. The flavours worked beautifully together, and the taco felt light yet satisfying. My friend opted for the Chicken Taco (£9) and really enjoyed it.

We ordered the Papas Al Árbol (£7) as a side — they were fine, but not essential. The portions are generous enough without them.

Desserts

To finish, we shared three desserts:

  • Tortillas y Dulce de Leche (£6) – crispy tortilla strips with a rich dulce de leche sauce
  • Corn Cake (£9) – an unusual texture, but surprisingly enjoyable
  • Chocolate Mole Tart (£8) – not my favourite as I’m not a dark chocolate fan, but my friend loved it

Cocktails

I tried the Avocado & Passionfruit (£13) and Pomegranate Paloma (£15). Both were refreshing but not very sweet, making them better suited for those who prefer less sugary cocktails.

Final Thoughts

El Pastor London Bridge is a great option if you’re craving authentic tacos in central London. The beef brisket alone makes it worth visiting, and the location near Borough Market makes it perfect for a casual lunch or dinner.

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Until next time, Petrina x

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