I've been to this place with a couple of friends. We stopped for a beer and a chat and we…read morediscovered a pearl! Great fish tacos and Mexican speciality, amazing cocktails and good vibes, not to mention the large choice of Tequila and Mezcal, it could only be an unforgettable evening! Highly recommended

Two words: Banoffee pie. It's housemade and absolutely gorgeous. And pairs perfectly with a half…read morepint of Guinness!

A steady performer for the area. I have been visiting the 'Brit' for a number of years…read more The main reasons that you would come here - Decent food, although slightly high prices for the area. Extensive Whiskey and Bourbon menu. Friendly staff. Less busy at peak times than other bars in the area. The downsides of the place are that the decor is tired and the couches really do look like your nan threw them away and The Brittania pulled them out of the skip.

So this place has always been good for scotch, but now it's not bad for beer either. I nipped in…read morelast night and had a great IPA to wash down a lovely Tamdhu Speyside single malt. It was so nice it did it twice. It has a good atmosphere, the patrons seem to be mostly medical students, it's lively, but not rowdy. This tiny area behind the Guys hospital has a few good pubs and this is not one you should pass by if you like a drop of whisky, they seem to have dozens.

4-5 beers on tap. One was a cask or real ale. This place…read morehas a nice outdoor beer patio with afternoon sun.

This pub was our daily go to in the evenings because it was right across from our condo! Crowds of…read morepeople would come in but the bartender was pretty quick, I was amazed! Step foot from the street into an old wooden bar. It smelled of beer, old cigarettes, and old wood! Drinks/cocktails were fine. My husband drank light beer on draft. One night we dined in and it was pretty good! I ordered the fried chicken burger and it was very good with amazing side of sweet potato fries. Great go to pub!

This pub is a diamond in the rough of the neighborhood of Deptford. Serving up a variety of beers…read moreon tap, I had one of the most satisfying frothy pints of Guinness of my life after a long chunnel ride into the city. My boyfriend and I split a plate of bangers of mash and it wasn't hard to see why it's an English favorite. Deliciously seared bangers (sausages for us Americans) served over the most creamy buttery mashed potatoes slathered in scaldingly hot gravy. The next day, after being so pleasantly surprised by how good the food was, we returned for dinner and ordered buffalo wings, a cheeseburger, and chilli con carne. All I have to say is I never knew pub food could taste so flavorful and refined. *Plus if you're a fan of drinking games/ boardgames this place seems to have it all.

After living in Greenwich and Blackheath for well over a decade, why had I not found this place…read moreearlier?! Five mins walk from Deptford train station. If the road you're going on feels a bit quiet (New King Street), keep on going! I went there 3 times in 7 days, so I think that makes it worth the 20 min bus journey. Small, nice & cosy Victorian pub, standing a bit marooned on a quiet street, but the place packs a punch inside with an amazing selection of different draft beers, darks beers and ciders. The stout I drank was so strong, it was only served in halves. I've not tried the famous bottle collection, it's on the list to do. A Friday evening and Saturday lunchtime felt nice and busy, but there were plenty of seats, and you could just as easy grab a newspaper and while away an hour. Very inviting place, it feels like you could watch the word go buy here. Definitely a place to go back to. This has to be a decent and well run place and this is a place worth supporting.

Stopped in for a late lunch and a drink. Great selection of ales and ciders. Had the sausage and…read moremash which hit the spot. I really liked the bar and atmosphere. Nice to see outdoor seating as well. Staff were polite and efficient. Would recommend!

Great local pub in London!…read more The hotel I'm staying at was a 1 minute walk from this pub so I ended up coming here multiple times during my stay in London. Large selection of draft/cask beer. They also have wine and liquor. Great atmosphere at this place. They have outside seating. Very quick service by the bartenders. They serve food but only during a limited time period.

Super friendly staff willing to give a taste of the drafts before you commit and a laidback…read moreenvironment with a great outdoor space and good prices makes this easily a five-star pub to me. This isn't a gastropub by any means--when I went, they were only offering sausage rolls and pies, pickled eggs, and a cheese plate (granted, I went around noon with a couple of friends). I actually thought the sausage roll would be warmed up. It wasn't but that's okay because the rest of the experience made up for it. I had a delicious cider on tap (and they had a few!) and I liked that they highlighted smaller brewers and cideries. The bartender was really friendly and the outdoor space was super cute with hanging planters and flowers! Unfortunately, some bees thought so as well, so we did have a bee that drowned itself in one of our glasses. The general vibe was really friendly and exactly what I imagined an old-school pub would be like. Anyway, this isn't a spot to go out of your way for (and it's not trying to be), but if I lived in London, I'd be happy to have it in my neighborhood to hang out in. Five stars for just being a good local pub.

Love this fucking place. Pork baps bomb. Cheese plate bussin'. Scotch eggs....aight. Service 100%…read more Also shout out to that time I bumped into Matthew Morrison, who plays Tara Misu and Felix on Eastenders. If you want the baps, roll up early. This place is very popular now. Stick to the drafts. The cider is cute here. There is also a pleasant backyard area. Always stop by when I'm in town. Ladies and Gentleman is a short walk if you're in the mood for average cocktails but a chic scene.

The Sutton Arms is one of the first pubs you come across after leaving the Barbican underground…read morestation and it actually doesn't disappoint. Once you walk inside you're a bit taken aback by how close the bar is to the front door - as soon as you get in you're ordering! However I was able to find a free seat close to my right and I sat down and took everything in. The pub has the vintage 'menu on the blackboard' thing going on. With a small to medium range of pub food but at considerably low prices, I would be happy to sit down here and grab some munch. The sandwiches sold are a great bargain I feel - £4 for a sandwich that is served with chips.. an unusual combo, surely you get a sandwich to avoid the fatty food thing? Never mind. Behind the bar is another, much larger blackboard that lists the foreign, bottled beer available at the bar. This is quite a unique characteristic and I can say for sure that you should get a bottle of Budvar. From the Czechoslovakia, it is the original Budweiser (Sue me, go on). Plenty of other beers available though, if you have your own favourite. It seems a good place to catch a lunch with your other half - definitely saw alot of couples and alot of tables for two there. Good little haunt.

A group of weary, hungry and thirsty City of London Guides arrived for lunch. We had just walked…read moremiles! A quiet welcome and immediate service. The menu was varied and interesting and I had my first Ploughman's in years, mainly because of the home-made chutney and pickles. The others had the Pork Pie and a Goat's cheese tarts. The food was excellent and really, really tasty, pickles excellent, the eye-watering variety. The coffee were very good too. The service was helpful and friendly throughout. We can only highly recommend this little pub and only downside is that it closes at the weekends when we would love to bring our groups to it.

The Queen's Larder is a classic London pub. It's relatively small but has a cozy atmosphere…read more We came looking for dinner and discovered that they only serve "pub food" from noon until 3p. After 3p, this pub is for drinking only. From what I could discern, the pub caters primarily to locals, I.e. I didn't see many tourists. So - if you want food, come before 3p BUT if you're looking for a great pub for drinks, this would be a great option.

I will die before I let someone bl*w up this pub. Oh the memories. The bartenders here are…read moreefficient, calm, and temperate. A couple ciders on tap and then all your other beers and stuff. Don't know much about that but people I know who drink beer go there and are happy with their options. Haven't spent much time inside, mostly like the tables lining the outside of the building. Somehow there's always a half open table you can weasel your whole group into or an open table, no weaseling necessary. But at the same time it's always busy because PEOPLE LOVE IT HERE. BECAUSE ITS GREAT. The bathroom has a nice little sign in it that's a poem and then at the end there's a surprise. Like the st Ives riddle if you're familiar. Go here!