LOUNGE
Where lounging around is totally acceptable. The comfiest room in the house, with doors opening onto the terrace.
12:50PM - We're Open
Coppa Club, Tower
Around the corner from the Tower of London and across the water from The Shard, Coppa Club, Tower has the perfect view of the Southbank skyline. Eat and drink on the riverside terrace or relax in a private igloo while the city hurries by.
NEW SPRING MENU
Longer days call for lighter plates, crisp wines, and those easy going lunches that turn into early dinners.
Explore the Venue
Bar
Grab a coffee, stay for cocktails, enjoy the view. Our bars flex throughout the day.
Dining
All-day grazing at its best, with doors opening out onto the terrace in the summer months. Serving everything from breakfast and lunch to late night snacks.
Terrace
Panoramic views of the Southbank skyline and quite possibly the best spot in London. With our private igloos, the terrace can be used all year round, whatever the weather.
EASTER WEEKEND AT COPPA CLUB, TOWER BRIDGE
Treat yourself this Easter and discover our new spring menu - enjoy a cocktail on the terrace, enjoy a three course Sunday Roast for £37.50 or book in to one of our igloos for weather proof plans.
Afternoon Tea
Our all-new Afternoon Tea with a selection of sweet and savoury treats, complete with a freshly baked sultana scone.
Book your event
Riverside weddings, anniversaries, birthdays - we're here to help you celebrate.
Igloos
Cosy, private dining with riverside views, all year-round.
OUR NEIGHBOURHOOD
In the heart of the city, within easy reach of London landmarks by foot, boat or tube. Make the most of it.
Tower of London
Visit London's iconic castle, see the Crown Jewels and the famous Yeoman Warders
City Cruises
Dock just outside Coppa at Tower Pier and enjoy London's famous views from the water
HMS Belfast
Step back in time and board the Second World War Royal Navy warship
Leadenhall Market
A Victorian retail market dating back to 1321 with boutique shops, bars and restaurants
View from The Shard
Explore the dizzy heights from London's tallest building