4.0/5

(3,697 reviews)

Welcome to the Slug & Lettuce London - London Bridge The Slug and Lettuce provides a warm and friendly, relaxed atmosphere. We serve breakfast, lunch and dinner to cater for all your needs from ou

4.5/5

(934 reviews)

When you step through the door of The Lord Clyde, you will find yourself a world away from theme pubs. Instead, you will find traditional decor featuring gleaming brass and handsome mirrors, walls lined with prints and photographs.

4.4/5

(651 reviews)

Welcome to The King’s Arms, a hidden gem nestled in Borough’s lively neighbourhood. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing pub lunch, a cosy spot for date night, or a vibrant atmosphere for after-wor

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.

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.

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4.3/5

(5,932 reviews)

Traditional galleried coaching inn steeped in history, for delicious pub classics and a pint of expertly kept cask ale. Serving great beer for over 400 years.

3.9/5

(327 reviews)

A two minute stroll from London Bridge station and the famous Borough Market. Contemporary on the inside with an uplit bar, comfy sofas, high seating, meeting room and a semi private party space.

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.

4.5/5

(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

4.2/5

(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.