Casa do Frango
London, UK
Casa do Frango is a Portuguese restaurant at 32 Southwark Street, London Bridge, SE1 1TU, in central London close to Borough Market. It is identified by the operator as the original Casa do Frango site, opened in 2018, and it accepts both bookings and walk-ins. The London Bridge branch is presented as a neighbourhood restaurant for group dining and special occasions rather than a formal destination, with a clear emphasis on relaxed, shared meals. The London Bridge restaurant occupies two floors within a 19th-century industrial warehouse, with a greenery-draped skylight helping to shape the room. The main dining space is joined by Boa Vida, a private room for 10 to 14 seated guests, and Boa Pinga, which can seat 45 or host 60 standing. The ground floor is also available for larger exclusive use, giving the site flexibility for private meals, celebrations and corporate gatherings. Food at Casa do Frango centres on Portuguese cooking and a wood-charcoal grill, with dishes designed to be shared family-style. The menu highlights Frango Piri-Piri cooked over open flames, alongside rice, grilled plates and vegetable dishes. For organised dining, the restaurant offers set menus such as Classic and Signature, while the events offer also includes canapé-style options. The kitchen style is straightforward and ingredient-led rather than elaborate, with fire and sharing at its core. The drinks list supports the same informal approach, with wine, cocktails and drink packages available for hosted occasions. Casa do Frango also provides options for gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan diners within its events offer, which broadens its use for mixed groups. Overall, the London Bridge branch combines the character of a converted warehouse with practical private-dining spaces and a menu built for convivial, flexible dining in the centre of London.