With everything you'd want from a pub, including pints and sports screens, alongside a unique setting, Arch 33 is ideal for all kinds of occasions. Head to this unique watering hole for laid-back dates or gatherings with mates and Tuesday quiz nights.

Whether you fancy a hearty Sunday roast, a boozy brunch or some old fashioned pub grub, St. Christopher's Inn can do it all. Head to Borough High Street where you'll find a traditional London boozer complete with cask ales, live music and a tonne of food and drink.

Expect one of the quirkiest pub experiences you'll ever have at The King's Arms. From their painting events to in-house artisan shop and eclectic decor, it's not just about the pints at this place. You can also bag half price cocktails until 6pm from Tuesday to Friday, and the knock-out food menu features affordable small plates, flame grilled burgers and classics from a fish and chips to a beef and Guinness pie. 

Popular with post-work drinkers and sports fans alike, The Britannia is a warm and welcoming boozer near Monument. Stop by to take advantage of the midweek deals, get comfy in a booth or relax by one of the pool tables, with a huge selection of real ales to get stuck into too.

Slicker than your average watering hole, this City favourite touts stunning interiors and an old school menu of seasonal soups, sirloin steaks, meat-centred pies and more. Soak up cask ales, IPAs and classic cocktails too.

Situated in Bermondsey, The Leather Exchange is a fab pub for sports fans or those looking to catch up over a drink. Tuck into everything from scrumptious burgers and halloumi sandwiches to ultimate salads and sweet waffles. Pair your meal with a freshly pulled pint.

Boasting a fabulous location on the banks of the Thames, this huge boozer gives you views of some of London's iconic buildings like The Shard. There's even a dazzling menu of classic Britsh dishes, small plates and lighter picks, along with mulled wine come chilly nights at winter.

Made up of rustic wooden floors and traditional decor, The Market Porter is a charming pub near London Bridge. Join them for a hearty lunch of after-work dinner and you can explore their impressive menu of classic British and European fare, including pies, burgers and all-important Sunday roasts. 

As part of the Fuller's family, Barrowboy & Banker serves a fabulous selction of food and drinks, while also acting as a great spot to catch live sports like rugby and football. Housed in a former bank, this grand space features chandeliers, columns and a sweeping staircase.

Nestled on the riverside, this Thames bolthole is great for everything from balmy evenings after work to chowing down on burgers, steaks and classic pub grub. It's all about real ales and botanical spirits, so whether you're a lover of G&Ts or hoppy pints, you'll find it all here.

Located in the hub of all the action, along Borough High Street, The Bridge Tap is up there with the best pubs in London Bridge. Meet your mats here for an after-work pizza and pint for just £11 or head over to catch your favourite team in action on their HD TVs.

For London Bridge pubs, check out Britannia for their impressive list of whiskies, as well as their cracking menu of food. From pulled pork burgers to BBQ brisket and loaded fries, the venue is great for messy eats and nights out with friends.

Just minutes from Borough tube station, this independently owned public house sits between Southwark's vibrant bars. Whether you're in the mood for a few drinks come the weekend, or catching up with mates after work, you'll find a great menu alongside screens major of sports.

While London Bridge isn't short of pubs, Trinity Borough is a favourite for many reasons. Not only is the decor gorgeous, with patterned wallpaper, a panelled bar and unique light fixtures, but this joint also whips up delicious food and drinks. Think stunning roasts accompanied by cocktails, wines and craft beers.

Located just below The Shard, Telephone Exchange is a perfect spot for an after-work drink to rewind after a busy day. With a large range of beers on keg and cask, an extensive wine list and ample selection of cocktails, they really have a tipple for everyone.

One of the best pubs in the area, Bunch of Grapes is a great place to grab a drink whether it's after work or just before jotting onto the train. Head here for breakfast, brunch and seasonal dishes like oak-smoked mac n cheese, pork and leek scotch eggs and buttermilk chicken burgers.