The Rose, London Bridge

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These days, some pubs make you feel out of place if you forget your mobile phone. Thankfully, the Rose is not one of them - you may feel naked here if you haven't got a copy of the Racing Post. It's odd to find a place in central London so unashamedly devoted to the turf, but then it is opposite a bookies. Only a stone's throw from Guy's Hospital, the pub's striking wrought-iron bar is suitably decorated with the odd chamber pot. There is a decent back room for a game of pool, although it seems unlikely that the Rose's locals ever make it that far away from the racing coverage. Although it doesn't have a particularly broad appeal, anthropologists of the pub experience will find the Rose an intriguing place for a pint.
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123 Snowfields, London Bridge, London, SE1 3ST

020 7378 6660

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From London Bridge, head south and turn left down St. Thomas' Street. Walk along until you come to Weston Street on the right; turn down there and you will see the pub on a corner on the left.

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22 Jun 11 Updated by FAPadmin