Bars The Best Pubs in Bermondsey
Tiled Victorian corners, river-jetty decks and a mile of railway-arch taprooms: Bermondsey drinks better than almost anywhere in south London.
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Where to eat and drink in Bermondsey, chosen on merit.
Bermondsey is one of south London's most rewarding eating and drinking quarters: a stretch of Georgian streets and railway arches running from Bermondsey Street to the Maltby Street Market, packed with wine bars, restaurants and the breweries of the Beer Mile. It is characterful and low-key, and it rewards a slow wander.
Our Bermondsey guides gather the best of it, from the market traders and arch-side wine bars to the restaurants and pubs worth the trip. Chosen on merit, for a lazy market lunch or an evening among the arches.
Bars Tiled Victorian corners, river-jetty decks and a mile of railway-arch taprooms: Bermondsey drinks better than almost anywhere in south London.
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Bars Victorian arches and a cobbled street: the agave dens, gin cellars, sherry bodegas and barrel-aged taprooms that make Bermondsey drink so well.
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Dining Railway arches and the Beer Mile: where to eat well in Bermondsey, London's quiet foodie quarter.
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Bars Six London brewery taprooms worth the trip, from a Bermondsey railway arch pouring beer at five degrees to Hackney Wick's tank bar. Real opening days, real addresses.
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Dining From a Bermondsey marble counter pouring parsley liquor to a Mayfair pie room with nine in-house varieties, here are six London places that still treat the pie as a serious thing.
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