The Banker

A traditional pub popular with guess which group of people? Yes that’s right, bankers and city folk relax in their over-priced suits, lining the sides of the veranda outside the front, into the small hall within and up on the first floor as the pub begins to wind around corners in an attempt to […]

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The George

The start of the monopoly pub crawl sees this pub busy from the first light of day any given Saturday in the calender despite the fact that it seems a drift out of the way of a central location. It’s basically a short bus ride from the station and without one can expect friendly […]

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Southwark Tavern

This single venue is infamous and great. More recently updated this place used to be the drinking den for all the late late drinkers running their own stools on the borough market sitting opposite with very odd opening hours and rough-as-a-biscuit clientele. However in its more modern times the place appears to be delivering […]

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The Wheatsheaf

The Wheatsheaf is something of a cultural landmark in one of London’s most untouched parts of the city. Its not the venue as such which brings the atmosphere in here to life but the animation of its characters. The Wheatsheaf sits opposite borough market and therefore this means its locals are all wearing aprons, […]

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The Slug and Lettuce

Located next to the london eye this high street pub is clearly looking for the businessmens wallet and I was a businessman last time i entered its abode. The glass front doors tempt you into a world of hard varnished floors and similarly other polished customers who seem to glint with the […]

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Brixton Academy

Brixton is a fantastic music venue but a good bar? Well not really the best. Brixton you see, is round the corner from Brixton tube station, always easy to find because if there is an event occuring there the crowds are pouring to it and leaving is simple because the scenario reverses. Once inside […]

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South London Pacific

I went with a party of about twenty people all dressed in hawaiian shirts, sandals and straw hats to South London Pacific in Kensington, a fair stretch from my home but it was for a friends birthday. The place is not very large and looks terribly cheesy from the outside but inside it […]

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