Putney is a bustling and fun night out destination in South London offering something different a little different from the chaos of the city. Situated right on the Thames, this area has plenty of dashing venues for drinks, cocktails and dinner. Whether you're out on a date night, after work drinks or chilling with mates, check out our recommendations to some of the best bars in Putney.
All exposed wooden floors and stylish leather seating, The Arab Boy is top spot for a quiet pint, a casual lunch or a fancy dinner. If you're here for liquid refreshment, you'll find all the craft beers, ales, ciders, wines and spirits you'd hope for.
The menu is just as homely and heartening. Think signature burgers, beer battered fish and chips, and out-of-this-world roasts.
Located opposite Putney Station, The Railway is a historic boozer that opened as a tavern in 1889. There's always something going on here, from a weekly trivia night to bottomless brunches and even live music - at the very place where The Police headlined their inaugural performance in 1997.
Expect cosy interiors with exposed brick walls, plush leather booths and rustic wooden furniture. There's plenty of hearty pub fare to get stuck into as well, including double smash burgers, sweet potato katsu curry or beer-battered haddock and chips.
A Moroccan themed bar in Putney, Le Fez is the perfect warm up bar before getting on the dance floor till the early morning. Their sharing bowls are a refreshing mix for friends while in the gorgeous Le Jardin area, featuring flowers hanging from the ceiling, singing waitresses and birdcages.
Looking for a beautiful beer garden for summertime cocktail sipping? The Coat and Badge is a top Putney pub providing a chilled out retreat with a decent drinks selection and hearty menu of classic pub grub. That's not all though, as their outside space is ideal for alfresco drinking and dining.
Friendly, inviting and with plenty of interesting stories to tell, The Duke's Head is everything a classic pub on the banks of the Thames. A gastro haven in a Grade II-listed Victorian building, it features plenty of inviting rooms for hanging out with early evening drinks, light bites and Sunday lunches.
While there are plenty of great places to drink in Putney, how many of them boast views like they do at Boathouse? Not only is this place a firm favourite for its affordable pub bites and London beers, but their patio and balcony is a stunning space for summertime cocktail sipping.
If you're a fan of literary puns and booze, Tequila Mockingbird is the bar for you. This super three-floored cocktail joint in Putney is buzzing every single night of the week thanks to the incredible happy hour deals like 2-4-1 cocktails or £3 beers to encourage your dancing the night away.
Looking for somewhere to catch the latest live music in Putney? There's rarely a name that can offer it quite like this quirky bar can. Mixed between classic British pub and music venue, The Half Moon promises punters the very best of both worlds in one place.
When it comes to dinner and drinks in Putney, there's one pubbing gem that ticks all of the boxes. Combining fresh interiors, a stunning beer garden and an ample menu of delicious British food and drink, The Queen Adelaide is a real winner that'll cater to all of your needs.
Overlooking the Thames and nestled between Fulham and Putney, Coppa Club Putney is a brilliant, all-day restaurant and bar fronting light and airy interiors, as well as igloo pods for alfresco drinking and dining. It's a flexible social spot, perfect for any occasion, be it a first date or a tenth.
While the food focuses on seasonal crowd-pleasing dishes, the bar menu features a long list of wines, Champagne, beers, and contemporary cocktails. Our favourites include the lychee and rose martini, the British orchard highball, and the green chilli and mango artita. They also do all the classics, such as a great espresso martini.
A brilliant boozer on Putney Heath, The Green Man is a perfect pit-stop for dog walkers, ramblers and sun loungers alike. Providing an escape from the bustling city, this pub is a snug hideaway in winter months, with an ample menu of pub grub and pints to fill you up.
