Southwark Tavern, Borough
FancyaPint?'s review...
Victorian outside, predominately 1930s and later inside, the Southwark Tavern is a large pub prominently located on the periphery of Borough Market. The ground floor bar is a typical mix-and-match furniture affair, with a central bar serving a wide range of ales and a also good few Continentals (e.g. Leffe, Hoegaarden, Fruli) on tap. There's wine and spirits (with a £10 per bottle deal on wines on Mondays) if beer doesn't take your fancy and plenty of food. The Debtors bar downstairs has all sorts of nooks and crannies where you can hide away for those more intimate moments and it's also the location for a popular quiz on Tuesdays. It usually gets pretty crowded immediately afterwork and you can also find it open early in the day (weekdays - it's not usually open at weekends) to cater for the market crowd. A late license tops of this decent pub.
Review: 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful
08 Aug 2010
Bit of an oddity in some ways - it doesn't feel like the most salubrious pub in the area, but the beer is always excellent. It has a great range of guest ales, without feeling quite as 'novelty' as the Market Porter, and its popularity is well deserved. The main drawback is that it needs to employ at least one more member of bar staff. Oh, and - contrary to the review - it is open at the weekends.
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22 Southwark Street, Borough, London, SE1 1TU
020 7403 0257
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It's almost opposite the new Jubilee line entrance to London Bridge, just cross the High Street and walk a little way down Southwark Street.
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16 Dec 11 Updated by tomr000
16 Dec 11 Updated by tomr000











