We've come across Wetherspoon pubs in so many old cinemas and showrooms that it's actually a shock to find one in an old pub. That's the only slight deviation here from the JDW norm of cheap beer and big screen sport. Just as...
What with every gastropub conversion, it's reassuring to know that there's still room for traditional pubs like the Wickham Arms. Here's a place you feel, that won't be recreating itself as a 'pub and dining room' any time...
Nowadays, it's called the Black Flag and the builders are in, although it is still open. We'll be back to review it when the dust settles.
Peckham Rye may not induce in you the same visions of angels which appeared before William Blake, but there's still a few sights round here that are uncommon to London. The allotments off Stuart Road are an unexpected sight and...
The Hobgoblin does things on a big scale. There's a sizeable beer garden at the back for summer weather and smokers, which draws locals and students for sunshine and jugs of lager. There's an extensive range of real ales on the...
This pub is a live music venue. As such, it's a grungy affair and better set up for the enjoyment of a band on the stage area rather than a quiet pint or two. There are better pubs in the area to visit unless you're attending...
There has been a pub on this junction for some time, as the old photographs inside attest. Though a giant sign no longer advertises 'LUNCHEONSBILLIARDS', the White Hart manages to accommodate a mixed crowd of locals, students...
