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Blue Eyed Maid
A 17th century bar/restaurant where King Edward once drank with a Blue Eyed Maid Go
Clock House
A Young's pub with a large garden area, BBQ in the summer and regular events including a popular pub quiz. Go
Crown and Greyhound
Built in the late 19th century this is a charming Victorian Pub situated in the middle of Dulwich Village. Go
Founders Arms
The Founders has an unrivalled view over the Thames. Go
Horniman at Hays
A spacious pub with excellent river views, the Horniman has a large bar and separate food bar offering a traditional pub menu. Go
Moby Dick
Overlooking Greenland Dock, this superbly placed pub offers great food and drink for all the family on all occasions. Go
Southwark Tavern
Recently refurbished, this traditional pub now also includes a few pieces of modern furniture. Go
The Anchor Bankside
Follow in the footsteps of the stars...Tom Cruise had a pint outside The Anchor in 'Mission Impossible'. Go
The Anchor Tap
A traditional pub offering home cooked food, the 19th century Anchor Tap was once a 'tap' bar for brewery workers. Go
The Angel Public House
The Angel dates back to the 15th century when the monks from Bermondsey Abbey used sold beer here. Go
The Castle
Situated on Camberwell Church St, The Castle is a comfortable pub with a open fire and friendly atmosphere. Go
The Garrison
The Garrison is a welcoming independently owned gastro pub in Bermondsey St. Go
The George Inn
The George Inn is the only galleried pub left in London. It is marked on a map of 1542, and an inn probably stood on this spot in medieval times. Go
The Market Porter
The Market Porter enjoys an attractive historical setting next to Borough Market and is most definitly a real ale pub with beers changing up to nine times a day. Go
The Mayflower Pub and Restaurant
Near the site where the Mayflower ship set sail with the Pilgrim Fathers in 1620 this pub was restored in 1957 to reflect the historical ties with America. Go
The Old Salt Quay
Situated on the river front and spread over two levels with a large outdoor seating area. Go
The Palmerston
Situated in the heart of East Dulwich on Lordship Lane, this is a very popular gastropub. Go
The Roebuck
Just a short walk from Borough Tube, The Roebuck is a hidden gem. Go
The Ship & Whale
Built in 1851 the Sip & Whale has a large range of real ales, lagers and wine in a cosy and comfortable environment. Go
