Restaurant on the River Thames - R.S. Hispaniola

Many restaurants provide views of the River Thames, but how many actually provide views from the River Thames? Aboard the R.S. Hispaniola it is easy to appreciate the relaxed atmosphere of sitting in refined, elegant surroundings on the River Thames, whilst gazing across the water at the hustle and bustle of City life. Take in views from St. Paul’s Cathedral to the Houses of Parliament and, if you’re dining in the evening, the glittering fairy lights that constitute the South Bank at night.

The Hispaniola is moored by the Hungerford Bridge, alongside Victoria Embankment, and seats up to 220 people in air-conditioned style and comfort. The international menu has a distinctive Mediterranean twist, and is renowned for its excellent and generous dishes. Take a look at our restaurant menu to see some of the mouth watering dishes available. We also have a peerless wine cellar with wines from some of the finest vineyards in the world, and our elegant cocktail bar provides an ideal atmosphere to enjoy an aperitif before your meal. You may find yourself drawn towards our Tapas Bar, which embraces the romantic spirit of Cuba while honouring its southern European culinary heritage. Enthusiasts of things Cuban may also wish to take a look at our excellent cigar menu.

The R. S. Hispaniola is fully air-conditioned. Both decks are cool when required in summer and warm in winter. She is also stabilised, impervious to the gentle undulations of the tide. Her days of tackling an ocean swell are, we hope, long gone, and though the view from her decks is different from forty years ago, it is just as impressive today than it was when she was known as the Maid of Ashton and sailed the Western Isles.

Of all the restaurants by the River Thames, the Hispaniola sits you right in the eye of the storm of Central London, where you can dine in tranquillity whilst gazing across the water at the tumultuous daily activity of one of the busiest places in the world. A true gastronomic haven amidst the city bustle.