Best Pubs In Borough

Located only minutes from London Bridge, this boozer boasts an extensive food menu alongside cocktail and draught beers; all of which can be enjoyed in the huge pub or in the outdoor courtyard when the sun is shining.

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.

Fuller's are keeping the classic pup feels alive at this Borough local. From pies and British plates making up the menu, to darts and boards games over a bottle of wine or glass of ale, it's raw and authentic feel is a true nod to taking it easy after work.

Situated a short walk away from Tower Bridge Road, Spit & Sawdust is contemporary British boozer with all the ingredients for the perfect night out. Boasting regular quizzes, live music, 2 for 1 deals and even shuffleboard tournaments, this place is a guaranteed fun time.

Located in the shadow of The Shard this is this charming pub in Borough. Stop on by for an after-work drink or two and graze their menu of beer, wine and cocktails alongside the ample choice of classic British eats. 

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. 

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.

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.