There is an ease to Oblix that suits London Bridge well, and the Modern European kitchen sets the tone for it.

About Oblix

An open fire grill runs behind the counter at Oblix, on level 32 of The Shard, and the charcoal and rotisserie work carries straight through to the weekday lunch.

Three courses are £39, each main arriving with a side of its own. Vodka rigatoni comes with 'nduja, creamy tomato and stracciatella, bbq Scottish salmon with jalapeño and lime, and a pork chop with tomato and brown butter jus. Crème brûlée with vanilla and hazelnuts closes it.

On the Oblix set menu

Recent courses have included Caesar salad, parmesan & serrano ham, Vodka rigatoni 'nduja, creamy tomato sauce & stracciatella, House fries, garlic aioli, Blueberry cheesecake and Crispy buttermilk chicken, hot honey & ranch dressing. The menu changes, so treat these as the shape of it rather than a promise.

Nearest stations to Oblix

  • London Bridge 2 min walk
  • Borough 9 min walk

Where is Oblix

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FAQ

How much is the set menu at Oblix?

The set menu at Oblix is £39 for 3 courses. The price is the same on every day the set menu is served (Mon–Fri), and it is set by Oblix directly, not by All Set.

When is the Oblix set menu served?

Oblix serves its set menu lunch, between 12pm to 2.30pm. The set menu runs on the following days: Mon–Fri.

Is the Oblix set menu the same food as the à la carte?

Yes. The Oblix set menu comes from the same kitchen as the à la carte, using the same ingredients. The set menu offers a tighter selection, typically 3 courses, at a flat price.

How do I book the set menu at Oblix?

Book directly with Oblix via the "Book a table" button above (it links to Oblix's own reservation system). On All Set, every booking is direct with the restaurant, and All Set takes no commission.

Last updated: 1 October 2026

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