21 Pubs Restaurants near South Bank University, London

There has been a boozer on this site since the 1760s, but the current pub inhabits an unlovely 1960s tower block. Ahead of the latest reimagining of the sur ... Find out more

Set on the corner of two leafy streets in Southwark, The Albert Arms is a gastro pub serving exciting spins on classic pub dishes. Aiming to be a proper Lon ... Find out more

" The imposing mahogany bar at this restored, traditional, two-roomed backstreet boozer offers an opportunity to sample the full range of ales from Su ..." Read our full review

"Saved from property developers via an Asset of Community Value order from Southwark Council, The Gladstone was mentioned in The Pickwick Papers by Dick ..." Read our full review

Across the road from Kennington Tube station, on bustling Kennington Park Road, The Old Red Lion has been described by one of our locals as an ‘oasis ... Find out more

"A wall of whiskies – more than 100 in total – is a standout feature of this sympathetically renovated local boozer round the back of Guy&rs ..." Read our full review

"Previously The Charles Dickens, this atmospheric backstreet boozer is the most recent offering from the McElhinney family whose four other Southwark wa ..." Read our full review

" Run by Kentish brewery Shepherd Neame, this residential neighbourhood boozer wouldn’t feel out of place in a sleepy corner of the Garden of England ..." Read our full review

"The National Trust-owned George Inn is stolen away off the choke of Borough High Street, although its historical significance as the capital’s la ..." Read our full review

A pub for all occasions, The Bridge Tap is a great addition to the dining scene of London Bridge and Southwark. Classically British, welcoming to all, and w ... Find out more

Nestled at the intersection of Kennington Cross in South London stands a majestic Victorian corner pub with a rich history, that’s the Dog House. Behi ... Find out more

Dating from the 1780s, The White Bear is stuffed to its rafters with curios and objets from all eras since. A 2016 refurb has cast it as a deliciously dark ... Find out more

Conveniently just a short stroll from Waterloo station, The Duke of Sussex is a fine example of a 1920s local – a typical boozer from long-defunct Lon ... Find out more

"A Southwark fixture since 1772, this redoubtable tavern has been re-launched as a Young’s house, all spruced up and tricked out in nu-Victoriana. ..." Read our full review