Market Brasserie - InterContinental London – The O2

Stylish British Dining Right by The O2

Modern and elegant, Market Brasserie is located inside the InterContinental London – The O2, offering a refined yet relaxed setting just steps from the arena. With floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the River Thames, this contemporary British restaurant blends sleek design with a warm atmosphere — perfect for a pre-show meal or post-concert unwind. The menu draws inspiration from London’s fresh food markets, featuring seasonal ingredients and expertly crafted dishes.

Why Concert-goers love it

If you're headed to a show at The O2, you can’t get much closer — Market Brasserie is practically on-site. Concert-goers appreciate the quick and attentive service, ideal for those on a tight schedule. Large windows let in plenty of natural light during daytime visits, while the evening vibe is calm and sophisticated, making it a relaxing place to fuel up before the excitement begins. The restaurant also offers a set menu that’s perfect for pre-event dining without the stress of watching the clock.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends looking to share a stylish meal before the show
• Solo travelers wanting a quiet, scenic spot to dine before ticking off a dream concert
• Couples making a romantic night of it with river views and fine dining
• Fans seeking a lively but polished pre-show atmosphere
• Budget-conscious music lovers who want good value from a set menu in a high-end space

What People Say

Guests consistently praise the beautiful views of the Thames and Canary Wharf, with many calling it a hidden gem inside The O2 complex. Reviews highlight the friendly and professional staff, along with the well-prepared British dishes like sea bass, lamb rump, and seasonal vegetarian options. Diners love the convenience, noting it's “perfectly placed for concert nights” and “ideal for a stress-free pre-show dinner.”

Areas for Improvement

Some visitors mention the menu can be a bit pricey, especially if you're not choosing the set menu. A few reviewers noted that during peak concert nights, the restaurant can get busy — so booking ahead is a must. While the ambiance is upscale, it may feel a bit formal for those in a more casual, high-energy pre-show mood.

The Bottom Line

Market Brasserie is a classy, convenient spot for concert-goers who want great food and river views just steps from the action.