St. Christopher's Inn, Borough  rated1 pints - click for an explanation of our ratings

location:

Borough

address:

121 Borough High Street, SE1 1NP

phone:

0871 258 8593*
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nearest stations:

Borough London Underground station
(350m) - zone 1

London Bridge Railway stationLondon Underground station
(380m) - zone 1

London Bridge City Pier River Thames boat service
(550m)

Bankside pier River Thames boat service
(690m)

Cannon Street Railway stationLondon Underground station
(830m) - zone 1

how to find it:

Borough: leave the tube, walk up the High Street towards London bridge, you'll see the pub pretty soon on your right. London Bridge: leave the station and walk down Borough High Street (away from the river). carry on for a short while and you'll see the pub on your left.

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nearby attraction(s):

Cross Bones (200m)

The Old Operating Theatre, Museum & Herb Garret (260m)

Vinopolis (370m)

picture of St Christophers Inn
A long, narrow Victorian pub which up until a few years ago catered to a young, often bohemian, clientele. It was always good fun in here, not much in the way of real ale but a decent enough place for a pint, without any pretence or snobbery. After that, it became noticeably less "alternative" and went for the young Friday and Saturday night crowd, with DJs until 2:00am. This remains, but the pub has now attempted to re-invent itself in a gastro style. For "re-invent", read: "transformation" of rear drinking area (which was always good for live sport and a good chinwag) into a set dining area, which you can't enter if only drinking, despite it being empty on our Friday evening visit. Also read: £4.20 (!) for a pint of Kronenbourg. Given that you can get a pint of Amstel for not much more than £3 at several other more atmospheric and traditional places nearby, we suggest you steer clear of this place unless you like paying through the nose for not much.

reviewed:
31/03/2009
reviewed by pubdog

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