In the shadow of Southwark Cathedral, this one's just off the beaten track - tourists don't necessarily stumble across it, but the local office types know it's there. Last time we were in there was a broad mix of people who'd...
Built in 1872 in an excellent location near Southwark cathedral and the Thames path, this place has plenty in its favour. Yet, despite the attractive exterior, the Globe disappoints somewhat. The interior looks and feels as...
Despite the name, Shaw's Booksellers really is a place for food and drink. It's one of Fuller's upmarket venues, where the drinks list and menus are designed for the clientele culled from the surrounding City offices. As a...
This is just the mind of place you'd expect on the route home for the over-the-water-dwelling City boys. Fullers have brought their money and expertise to providing refreshment to the hardworking City types on their way home to...
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We usually avoid clichés like the plague, a cliché to us is like a red rag to a bull, but "steeped in history" could have been minted for this hidden away gem. Outside it says established...
The Rising Sun is situated down Carter Lane - an alley between Ludgate Hill and Queen Victoria Street that has a Dickensian, if not medieval feel. The pub is quite fetching on the outside, but the inside it's a single large...
