Best Bars In Peckham

Purveyors of giant NYC-style pizza, served by the slice, Voodoo Rays have quickly established themselves as one of London's top pizza joints. Swing by to get a slice of the action any time of the day, whether you want a brekkie 'za or want to boogie to the live DJ with a slice in hand. 

Peckham is ever the hustle and bustle no matter the time or day of the week, so why not drink and unwind a little? You've earned it. Join Clock House not only for classic pub dining and cool, interiors, look around hard enough and you're set to find their hidden cocktail and craft beer bar. 

One of Peckham's most beloved haunts, this quirky pub and restaurant is the local boozer you dream of. With tasty food and great beers as a given, The Montpelier also boasts a secret screening room showing cult classics and lost gems.

With a glowing roster of live events; from jazz nights through to DJs and even a lively pub quiz, this Peckham Rye Common pub is a real mix of old school and contemporary. Dating back to the 1800s, the space is home to delicious Sunday roasts and real ales.

Near & Far in Peckham Levels has become a bit of South London favourite. Boasting panoramic views of the London skyline, they keep your attention inside with their kitsch, retro interiors. Meanwhile, you can enjoy cocktails and bar snacks created using locally-sourced ingredients.

Putting a completely different spin on Christmas, Batch is a Peckham Pop-up that brings monsters to life - via their crafted cocktails.

If you've ever tried to find a bar in Peckham Rye, you know that this name more than stands out. A hidden gem in the heart of the South, not only is The Four Quarters your fun-time pal in the arcades game department, there's American bites, quirky cocktails and a secret speakeasy bar in the basement. 

Tucked away under the Peckham Rye railway arches, this bar and event space offers some of the best cocktails in the area. Alongside a great drinks menu, the venue also regularly hosts a revolving line-up of street food vendors. 

A charming place to eat and drink in Peckham, No.67 is a name awash with foodie infamy. Heralded for their insistence on seasonal fare and churning out plates with gastronomy charm, this is a restaurant in the South that's delicious and chilled to boot. 

A pub in Peckham with tradition on its side, not only is The Old Nun the perfect place to settle in for a couple of pints on many a given afternoon, they're a top location for a humble Sunday roast as their charming interiors and boozer stance.