The Market Porter, Borough

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location:

Borough

address:

9 Stoney Street, SE1 9AA

phone:

0871 984 1757*
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nearest stations:

London Bridge London Underground station Railway station
(360m) - zone 1

Borough London Underground station
(500m) - zone 1

Cannon Street London Underground station Railway station
(650m) - zone 1

Monument London Underground station
(700m) - zone 1

Mansion House London Underground station
(770m) - zone 1

how to find it:

From London Bridge: leave the station, following the signs posted to Borough Market as best you can - this should bring you out just by the market. If you find the NatWest, Stoney Street is just ahead, around the corner. Turn right and the pub is just up ahead on the left. From Borough: Turn left out of the station and head up Borough High Street until you reach the junction with Southwark Street. Cross over and Stoney Street is just to the left. The pub is just ahead on the left.

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nearby attraction(s):

London Dungeons (430m)

Globe Theatre (480m)

Tate Modern (650m)

picture of The Market Porter This is a gem of a pub - it's got something for everyone no matter what time or day of the week you choose to visit. It's a lively place on a Friday and Saturday nights with a mixed crowd and a real pub atmosphere. The food is okay, there's a restaurant upstairs, and the drink is excellent. There's an interesting and very well kept range of beers on the hand pumps - the regular is Harvey's and some unusual beers and old favourites make up the rest, changing pretty regularly. A great pub that's worth going out of your way for and what with the recent refurbishment to the and extension of the back room there's now more chance of getting a seat. But it does get very, very busy when Borough Market is on (Fridays and Saturdays), with traders and visitors alike piling in.