4.3/5

(211 reviews)

Charlton Athletic FC has many homes and this is certainly one of the closest pubs to the ground. Charlton memorabilia adorns the walls, in an otherwise fairly understated establishment. A couple of re

A post war housing estate pub close to Woolwich Dockyard railway station. Large single room with pool table and DJ booth. No real ale.

4.5/5

(880 reviews)

Hidden away behind the Sainsbury's depot at Charlton but on the Thames path the Anchor & Hope is a traditional riverside pub.

4.1/5

(251 reviews)

Situated next door to the Grade I listed Jacobean manor house and across the road from the Grade II* listed parish church, the Bugle Horn is at the heart of Charlton Village. There is live entertainme

4.1/5

(97 reviews)

Hidden away off the beaten track, this is a pub of the post war housing estate variety. The real ale has gone. The Guinness comes out of a can.

4.4/5

(308 reviews)

If you're looking for a place in Charlton to sit and have a drink, in a comfy pub or outside watching the world go past, The Rose of Denmark is for you. You can even watch the London Marathon run past.