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    Visit South Bank’s OXO Tower & discover 3 dynamic venues including the modern British OXO Tower Restaurant, cocktail Bar and relaxed Brasserie.

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  • Oxo Tower - Wikipedia

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    The Oxo Tower Restaurant, Bar and Brasserie is on the eighth floor, which is the roof-top level with fine and casual dining.

  • Tower Oxo

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    Tower "Oxo" standing on the south bank of the Thames near Blackfriars Bridge, clearly visible from the opposite Victoria Embankment.

  • Oxo Tower Restaurant | London

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  • Yates Associates - OXO Tower, South Bank, London

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    Yates Associates were appointed to undertake the lighting of The Oxo Tower plus the adjacent street Mall and landscaped areas beyond.

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    The OXO Tower has one of the largest outdoor terraces in the capital, perfect for outdoor drinks while taking in the views of the city as the nights draw in.

  • OXO Tower Restaurant: Instagrammable Waterside Dining

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    At the OXO Tower Restaurant, Head chef Jeremy Bloor creates beautiful plates that put a unique spin on the best British seasonal produce.

  • Oxo Tower

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    1. Early History: The OXO Tower was originally constructed between 1928 and 1929 as a power station for the Post Office, designed by architect Albert Moore.