Whether you work in Borough, are a regular face at the market or just enjoy this lively area on The Thames, there are plenty of pubs in Borough to relax, unwind and make a few new friends in. From live music and real ales to the sometimes rare, but able to find beer gardens, it's a historic part of the city where the pub continues to thrive.
If wine is what you fancy then head over to the Boot and Flogger, perfect for an unwinding after work drink or some dinner. Charming and elegant with a traditional wooden decor, it's one of Borough's more grown-up feeling places, which makes it a great destination for a relaxed drink in Borough.
Overlooking Borough Market, Arthur Hooper's is an innovative European restaurant and pub that offers its diners the stunning flavours of one of London's most iconic locations. Expect a menu with freshly-sourced ingredients form the market opposite, as well as an impressive drinks selection to boot.
Found within Borough Market, Wheatsheaf is a cracking pub to knock back a couple of drinks at. Whether you fancy settling into the leather banquet seats or in the sprawling alfresco area, you can enjoy a range of tipples alongside pizzas and burgers.
If you're looking for a pub near Borough that locals genuinely rate, The Ship delivers. Just a short walk from Borough station, it combines the comfort of a traditional pub with standout extras, from a Lebanese-led kitchen to live music and sport shown inside and out.
Whether you're stopping by for a post-work pint, settling in for Sunday Irish music or heading to the beer garden for a big match, it's a pub that knows its audience and serves them well.
Boasting modern but cosy interiors, from the patterned wallpaper to the plush booth seating, Trinity Borough is one of the best pubs in town. Head on over for craft beers, cocktails or wines, not to mention a fantastic menu of delicious grub.
Another top-notch entry on our list? The Lord Clyde is a brilliant watering hole in Southwark. Chow down on yummy Pieminster pies, ranging from classic mash-topped favorites to chicken and veggie-friendly options. Top it off with a glass of wine or a freshly pulled pint.
Looking for a new boozer? This one isn't technically new, but the stunning Victorian interior never fails to impress. Located just minutes from Borough Market, The Roebuck is perfect for soaking up craft beers and tucking into delicious seasonal fare, with roasts on Sunday boasting seasonal Sussex fare.
Fun and full of character, The Bridge Tap is one of the best bars and pubs on Borough High Street. Along with an impressive collection of beers, ales and gin, the haunt also has some great offers, including one for a pizza and drink from just £11.
It's known mostly for its traditional British feel and historical atmosphere but locals love The Lord Clyde for its real ales and low prices. Go there for the food and maybe even enjoy a friendly game of darts. Easily one of the best pubs in Borough, this is one you need to try for yourself.
