Cafe Rossi is a compact café and takeaway at 57 Borough High Street in Southwark, close to London Bridge and Borough Market. It serves straightforward, filling food for customers eating in or taking a meal away, with opening hours that suit both daytime visitors and people looking for something later in the evening. The menu is centred on grilled meat, wraps, burgers and generous sides.
Kebab choices include lamb shish, chicken shish and seasoned lamb kofte cooked over the grill. Diners can choose a pitta, tortilla wrap or a plate with accompaniments, while mixed combinations bring several meats together. Salad, onion and sauces add freshness and allow each order to be adjusted to taste.
Burgers and meat served over chips provide familiar fast food alternatives to the kebabs. Chips, rice and other extras can turn a wrap into a larger meal, while vegetarian options give meat free diners a practical choice. Portions are designed for convenience without unnecessary formality, whether ordered at the counter or for delivery.
Cold drinks and simple accompaniments complete the offering. The location on one of the main approaches to London Bridge makes Cafe Rossi useful for office workers, travellers and late evening visitors moving between Borough and the station. Its appeal rests on quick service, grilled food and the broad flexibility of a classic London takeaway.
Address: 57 Borough High Street, Southwark, London SE1 1NE, United Kingdom