4.5/5

(1,473 reviews)

In 2006 a greasy spoon called the Jubilee Café on the edge of Borough Market was replaced with a speciality beer bar, The Rake, by Richard Dinwoodie and Mike Hill the two owners of Utobeer. Essentiall

4.3/5

(1,938 reviews)

The Market Porter is a public house and dining room overlooking historic Borough Market. Offering twelve traditional and award-winning ales on tap and freshly prepared British food seven days a week.

4.2/5

(1,705 reviews)

For autumn 2015, we've gathered a collection of ten superb aromatic gins. These are modern gins, flavoured with elusive botanicals, and served with garnishes that compliment the flavours and aromas of each gin.

4.2/5

(898 reviews)

Set over two floors, The Globe Tavern brings the best in guest ales, lagers, wines and spirits to the heart of London. Our first floor restaurant serves some of the finest dishes this side of the Thames.

4.2/5

(1,865 reviews)

A stone's throw away from London Bridge in the heart of London's most popular foodie market you'll come across the hidden party under the bridge.

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Live sport

4.2/5

(4,179 reviews)

Riverside pub with exposed brickwork and flagstone floors, plus large terrace with panoramic views.

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Live sport

4.2/5

(3,236 reviews)

With its high ceilings, large windows and an impressive sweeping staircase, the Barrowboy & Banker pub in London Bridge offers a grand welcome. There's no pretention here though - simply good food, great beer and a brilliantly friendly atmosphere.

4.0/5

(2,565 reviews)

Snuggled between the Shard and Borough market, we have great food, awesome beer, a lawn, two bars, a dog and the best playlists in the Bridge.

4.2/5

(8,807 reviews)

Situated on one of the most historical reaches of the Thames, the Anchor lays claim to fascinating, and somewhat gruesome historical associations.

4.2/5

(464 reviews)

A hidden jewel under London Bridge, around the corner from Borough Market, the Mug House has the historic feel of a Dickens novel.