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Great historical pub with an abundance of atmosphere. Lots of charming features. Food was delicious, good choice of ales on offer. We had Dean looking after, he offered a great service, knowledgeable with the menu. Helpful and attentive. Thanks Dean for making our first trip a good memory - we will certainly be back... Lauren who also served us towards the end of the meal was polite and offered good customer service
Martine Fuller - 2 weeks ago

Been meaning to come for some times. Pros; visually very impressive. Love a historic pub. It is a beautiful place steeped in History. Pea soup was actually very pleasant; pick of the three food options we went for Cons; pricy for what it was. I suppose I shouldn't be surprised for quite a touristic place but I thought £4 for a half pint was on the steep side. The other pint I had was not a full pint. I suppose I could have complained about a short measure and got the full measure. Glad I've been but not sure I'd be in a hurry to return. Other historic pubs I've preferred. Service was okay, but not more than that. Not rude but not especially friendly. Didn't stay in the hotel so can't comment.
Matt Clarkson - 2 weeks ago

Have been here many times. Great atmosphere in the evenings. Today we booked a table upstairs. Strange atmosphere as we arrived 15 minutes early for our table but had to wait 15 minutes before we were asked what we would like to drink. The toilets were closed so we had to walk downstairs and to the far end of the building to use the public bars toilet. Food was lovely. Staff were very friendly and would definitely use it again.
Alan A - a week ago

Loved our meal at The George Inn. Dean especially was very attentive. We loved the history of the pub and the food and atmosphere even more. We only had a flying visit but would love to sound more time at this little gem of a place. All the staff we came across were friendly.
Jjj - a week ago

A historic inn. Been coming here for the odd drink for years. The inside has charm, as does the courtyard area. Always thronging with people until closing. Great in the summer. Good beers on tap. Our service was pretty rude this time round but otherwise it was a decent place. There is water available in jugs by the window. Lots of nice seating indoors. Some ropey toilets upstairs but nice walk to reach them.
Leaburn - 3 weeks ago

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Always been a fan of Roast and recently tried their Market Menu. It was superb and such good value. Staff were attentive, food quality was great. Brought our toddler and baby and they were super accommodating. Space for stroller, high chair for toddler as well as Colouring book to keep her busy! Good selection of food choices and of course, great atmosphere and location. Tried their afternoon tea a few times before which is always great but their savoury food dishes are great too! Love the flower ceiling decor!
Shirley Chang - a month ago

I wondered why this place only scores 4.0 on Google? Went there yesterday for a client lunch for 4. The place looks really good but feels slightly too relaxed and a touch chaotic and not as sharp as I would have thought. The food, however, was amazing, and 3 of us had the Roast beef, and we all agreed we had never had better. My friend who had the pork was equally impressed. The roast potatoes were crunchy and delicious and 10/10! The sides of creamed spinach, pigs in blankets and cauliflower cheese were all plentiful and very tasty. However, I like lots of gravy, so I asked for an extra small jug. When i got the bill, I was amazed to see they had charged me £1 !! They added 15% (over £40) for service but an extra £1 for a little extra gravy. That is petty and left a sour taste to be honest and in my humble opinion is a big mistake!!.
Charles Wootton - a month ago

Stunning decor and lots of seating which can cater for large groups. Food is on the more expensive side but perhaps good option for business/client lunches. Most dishes do not come with any sides as standard so be prepared to spend a reasonable amount more. Cocktails were well presented.
Em H - a month ago

Had Afternoon Tea with cocktail option (£49) at Roast. It was a little difficult to find as it is in the middle of Borough Market, surrounded by stalls - my friend was wandering around for a bit. The venue is extremely pretty, with decorative tables and they even ironed the table cloths. The big windows let it in lots of light, and the flower arrangements enhanced the warm, cosy feel of the restaurant. The combination of sweet and savoury was perfect for us, as I personally prefer a more savoury selection. Everything was extremely well made, mouthwatering and delicious. The staff were courteous and helpful I asked if I could change out my tea for coffee, and, as I have a nut intolerance, I needed to replace the walnut cake with another pastry. The gentleman serving us said this was no problem. However, my only complaint, which took the shine of my experience is that upon checking the bill when I got home, I found I had been charged an additional £9 on top of the £49 afternoon tea cost!!! Could this have been for the changes I made? If so, it seems very punitive, and we were not informed about the increase. I had initially thought the extra cost was the service charge, but it wasn't. We were possibly going to return for a Sunday lunch, but I would ensure I checked every facet of the bill before paying/leaving.
Ann Douse - 5 months ago

Coming here was truly one of the best experiences I had while visiting London. The staff was attentive and welcoming the entire time. The views while dining here were also breathtaking. But, mostly importantly, the food was delicious! Everything served with the Sunday roast tasted incredibly fresh and flavorful. I couldn't help but order the sticky toffee pudding to end my meal, which was just as impressive. Would highly recommend a visit to Roast!
Hailey Sprague - 2 months ago

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Came here at 6:30 pm Friday night looking for classic German food and good pub vibes. First thoughts were that this felt like walking into underground bunker rather than a lively German tavern. There were 4 young staff members at the the bar, but none came up to us to explain how to order or whether to order at the bar. Service was unfriendly but food, beer and prices were excellent. Paprikawurst and bratwurst were my favorite. Pretzels were also pretty great. Would like to come back on a busier night or a night with better vibes.
Lauren Cassis - 4 months ago

Delicious food, especially the small sausage platter, with the sauerkraut. Very friendly service. We enjoyed the quiet afternoon atmosphere, before the evening rush, and after the crowds of Borough Market.
Andrew Orme - 4 months ago

Staff weren't rude... Just not friendly or welcoming and definitely no smiles - certainly don't know what was going on with them tonight. I hope they're OK. The food was average to say the least. A schnitzel that needed full force to cut through, it was thick and over seasoned. Will say that the portions are generous but there's no love in that there food; it was fodder. The drinks went down well. Shame but we won't be returning.
Jordi Major - 5 months ago

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Place with a pretty ambience, like its accessibility (just across the train station). But the food, I think I’ve had much tastier versions for slightly lesser price. But given its location- can’t complain. Overall a pretty decent experience!
Priyanka B - 3 months ago

One of my favourite pubs…atmosphere, service, location - and the best pies ever!!! I always recommend the pies to my friends and they absolutely agree. Last night was a reunion with one of our friends and we went back to the place where we often gather so it was brilliant evening. And we had superb, funny and just exceptionally took care of us, Paolo!!!!!!!! … oh try the marmite roast potatoes- to die for!
Febe Pritchard - 3 months ago

The food was incredible, one of my favorites in the UK so far! The fish and chips was really good and the beef pie as well! I will come back !
Karen Sáenz - a month ago

We just popped in here for a cold drink and a rest from the hot temperatures outside. We were immediately pleasantly met with a blast of cool air as we entered the premises, the air con was working well and much appreciated. The decor is very nice and the atmosphere was good with a nice buzz as we found a seat and enjoyed our wine. Definitely worth a visit and I'll be back the next time I come to visit the nearby Borough Market.
Kieran Faughey - 2 months ago

This pub has been here for as long as I know, and it's always a nice place to grab a drink with friends 🙂. Perfect location for London Bridge and just around the corner from Borough Market👍, lots of space inside with plenty of seats/tables. Service is quick (even when busy) decent selection of Beer on tap 👍
LuDster - 3 weeks ago

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I came this afternoon with my partner and we had a lovely date thanks to Cristina and Pablo who served us. Also, we went to the bar and asked for cocktail recommendations and Kyle made the best drinks we ever could ask for, for not talking how great Josh host us in the entrance. We really had an amazing time and cannot wait to come back to Brindisa. I 100% recommend this place if you want to spend a lovely time with your friends, partner and family!
Ruth Lara Vives - 3 weeks ago

This Spanish restaurant delivers truly authentic flavors, especially their delicious shrimp. The staff are exceptionally professional, offering detailed and knowledgeable descriptions of each dish. A must-visit for an authentic dining experience.
Giselle Giselle - 2 months ago

Food is delicious and fresh. Momo, our lovely kind attentive server, is awesome and has the best smile and the most genuine kind attitude. Thank you, Momo! Vibe is vibing. The host was gracious and lovely. Red wine sangria is delicious, well-made, and properly prepared. Decent selection of vegan and vegetarian options as well. A very high recommend from me!
Ava Haghighi - a month ago

This place was hopping on a Monday night in the summer. Luis C was our server and he had excellent recommendations from the wine to the tapas. We had the following: olives, croquettes de jamón, cauliflower, soliomillo iberico, and monte enebro. The croquettes were crispy on the outside and soft and glutinous the inside. We had the iberico cooked medium and it was done perfectly. My husband had eaten here on another trip to London and demanded I come back with him. It did not disappoint. I’m now working out how I can fly in from Seattle to get my tapas fix!
Kristin Koliha - a month ago

Exceptional meal. I’ve been here before so I knew it would be good but they surpassed themselves last night. We walked in without a booking (not recommended) but only had to wait ten minutes at the bar before we got a seat. Our waitress was helpful and efficient. Even when my colleague spilt sauce down his shirt and she produced spray and clothes to help ease the staining. The food was immense. The chorizo and iberico stood out but the whole thing was delicious. If you like tapas you can’t go wrong. We also had gambas (prawns), squid, chicken, potato bravas and padrons. We drank beer and ate mainly in silence because the food was so good. Just the sounds of enjoyment as we tasted mouthful after mouthful of tasty tapas. Highly recommend. I’ve been before and will go again. 5/5 last night. Honestly.
Tom - 5 months ago

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Googled steak places in borough market and this one came up. Couldn't complain about the prices, which were very reasonable along with the portion sizes. My steak was cooked to order. I was able to be seated and accommodated without any fuss and my drinks order was completed in a prompt fashion. Waiter uniforms were not matching and didn't understand wearing trainers because it was a nice restaurant and just felt put of sync with the decor..small but minor thing for me but didn't overly impinge on my whole enjoyment of what a nice meal and experience I had. Would highly recommend and would return again.
DANIEL WONG - a month ago

Nice steak restaurant in Borough Market. Great food with a relaxed service. Good quality steak £35 for rib eye. Fries not very good but mushrooms great. Average pate to start.
Richard Palmer - a month ago

Amazing dinner!! The burger was super tasty and huge 😄!! Pearl was very friendly and gave us the opportunity of having a very nice experience. It was my first time there, I’ll surely come back! Definitely recommended!!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Maddalena Riccardi - a week ago

A good place to eat. I asked for a medium rare steak, and it was a little over....but not enough to complain about! The restaurant catered well for our group of eleven, and everyone had a thoroughly good time. The staff were great, so all in all a really good experience.
Kevin Eastman - a week ago

Lovely food, however the waiter kept getting our order wrong as he tried to remember it rather than write it down each time. Messed up our drinks order several times, he was always apologetic however it did become annoying. Party of seven and the bill was over £300, so rather pricey too. Food was excellent though.
Tina Cook - 5 months ago

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Woefully understaffed. Food was AMAZING! But was a real hassle to get it. Ordered at the bar, and was told the table we were on was reserved (no sign) and they couldn’t process the order until we found one that wasn’t (no sign…) so after going up two floors we found a staff member who was like “yeah, just anywhere without a reserved sign” 🤦‍♀️ Anyway, finally found another table and tried to order but there was no table number. Wandered around the very busy place just trying to find one with a number and hoping that no reserved sign actually meant it wasn’t reserved. Finally found one and ordered and the people next to us were waiting for table service they were told they would get when they booked in, but that’s apparently not a thing, so they were also pretty disgruntled… The table opposite has a reserved sign for 4pm on it. It is now 7:30pm… The service we did get was not bad, but very rushed. We have only seen the server who gave us our food the entire time we’ve been here. Seems this place is just woefully understaffed, which is unfortunate because the food is actually incredible! Would recommend, but go when they hire more staff for prime time during a London Festival rather than less…
Maria Quintin - in the last week

We had dinner at the Anchor Bankside Pub during our visit to London this summer. The food was typical English pub fair, and I was surprised that there was no waiter / waitress to serve our table, rather after being seated and deciding what we wanted we had to leave our table and go downstairs to place our order with the bar. That said the staff were friendly and our meals were brought to us at our table a short while later. We were fortunate enough to be able to watch England win the semi-final match, so the pub had an exciting energy! All in all it was a memorable experience.
Stuart James - 2 months ago

With over 800 years of history, fantastic meals, a wonderfully welcoming team, and an incredibly spacious interior, Anchor Bankside is one of our favorite pubs in London. We’ve had many amazing memories here - enjoying a pint outside and the delicious Sunday Roast! The Sirloin of Beef Sunday Roast is outstanding. The cheesy cauliflower is delicious. The gravy is legendary. It’s practically its own food group. We highly recommend visiting when they open on Sundays (at 11am) since there is a ton of space and 0 crowds. Thank you to the amazing team at Anchor Bankside! The pub is beautiful and the food is delicious. We will definitely be back again!
Ray Davis - 2 months ago

Nice pub with friendly staff. Located near to the Tate modern and Shakespeare's globe. They have a good selection of beers, wine and spirits. Should you want something to eat they also serve a good selection of food and snacks. Sadly the toilets are not so great. The awful smell before you enter them is not great and the toilet I had to use the lock was broken
Jennifer Clifford - a month ago

Find a table and order at bar with your table number. Good atmosphere. Friendly efficient staff. Food was well presented with good flavours. We tried the soft shell crab burger with fries, battered halloumi, fried squid,and duck hash. All the dishes were delicious. Just disappointed I didn't come and try the food sooner! We will return!
k O - 3 months ago

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Joined this pub on a Friday evening for Davy's Wine school as a Virgin experience. Good wines with the informative session that Ollie delivered. Didn't try the food so will visit again for sure. Lovely staff and atmosphere.
Shreya Dighe - 2 months ago

Hidden under the pass. Lovely decor. Quiet when i went. But you can see how nice atmosphere could be when few more folk there
Sadi A - 2 months ago

Beneath the grand arches of London Bridge, lies The Mug House pub – it's a portal to a bygone era. Stepping inside is like stepping back in time, with its oak-panelled walls, old furniture, and antique curios adorning every corner. The warm candlelight and low hum of conversation create an atmosphere that's both inviting and intimate. The Mug House boasts a rich history dating back to the 18th century, and it oozes charm from every brick. The menu at The Mug House is a celebration of classic British fare, with hearty dishes like bangers and mash, roast beef, and fish and chips gracing the pages. Whether you're looking for a cosy corner to curl up with a good book, a lively atmosphere for drinks with friends, or a hearty meal, The Mug House has something for everyone. It's the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of London and unwind in a truly unique and historic setting.
Kwok Lau - 8 months ago

Hidden away under the road onto London Bridge this is an pub with character in it's style and selection of drinks. One of only a few places that you can get Davy's celebrated old wallop, by the pint or a 4 pints jug. The lighting and vaulted ceilings make it very atmospheric. It's position, just off the beaten track, keeps it not too busy at lunchtime making the service excellent.
Ron Ron - 5 months ago

A pub for pub people. A great little tucked away drinking hole under the inimitable London Bridge. Surprisingly friendly patrons for a central London boozer, everyone is happy to raise a glass and smiles come easy. Some might find it a little rustic with uneven floors and a couple of door says to duck through, but it all adds to the authentic charm of the place. Pull up a chair, enjoy a local pint, and witness the history around you.
Ben Golding - 6 months ago

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