A lovely Victorian-era pub in the heart of Tooting, The King's Head was designed by a once-famous…read more(and now deceased) architect who went by the name of William Mortimer Brutton in the late 1800s. If there is any country on Earth where an architect would be commissioned to design a pub, England would be it. As a result it's a beautiful place, with comfortable seating and good food to boot. The inside is simply cavernous and they have really nice outdoor areas, so this pub is a must for summer pints and eating. Each week they have a live band playing a mix of covers and originals, and there may not be a better place to sample staid British cuisine at its best. Service is quite nice as well, solidifying this pub's unique place in between a mass existence of Asian restaurant and food markets.

This is a rather large pub with a good selection of drinks on offer. The pub is always pretty dark…read moreso it feels like a great pub in the winter; however it has a large beer garden with many tables that is great for the summer. With a large room at the back that is generally used for people watch sport it can be busy there during the normal football / rugby zones. There is another TV in the main area of the bar as well (though the sound is usually not on with this TV). The food is pretty good and if you are hungry you are going to fare better in here than in the takeaways and restaurants outside (unless you are in the mood for a good curry). Have arranged to meet people in here a few times, even though it's by no means the closest pub for anyone, so we must all enjoy it. I have had to wait at the bar for longer than I would normally expect a few times, however I think I might have simply been unlucky due to large drink and food orders ahead of me.

The Leigham Arms is a friendly pub that welcomes you with both arms. It is quaint and loving, a…read morewonderful local pub only two doors down from your doorstep. It is small, but comfortable and has an air of hospitality that only a family establishment can provide. It closes early and opens late, but that's OK. It's a great place to get Sunday dinner. It brings a little bit of countryside to South London.

This was a nice pub but just has gone down since the new publican have taken over. The first year…read morewas great but now it seems to be a very low clientele. I would go some where else. It is really too bad. It was my favorite place

Wow, the Hermits, how many nights I have spent in this place I do not know. I've lived in…read moreCamberwell for four years and this is the place we always come back to. It's a winner with everyone. I think because it has charm. It's a proper old fashioned London boozer; old photos on the walls, a selection of ales, wooden floors, bar and furniture, frosted windows â" all that malarkey and a completely unpretentious feel. Everyone likes it, which is evident from the mixed bag of people you get inside which only adds to its appeal. Unlike some of my friends who cannot fault the place, my problem is the lighting; I think it's too bright and wish they'd just unscrew a few of the bar lights to make it more inviting and true to its namesake. I am also disappointed by the prices which seem to be rising slowly but surely. This is not a cheap option despite its looks. Summer nights are best the Hermits when the punters spill out onto the pavements, but equally a winter evening is great, curled up inside with one of the many warm beverages on offer - a hot toddy or mulled wine is always best in an old-fashioned pub. Word of warning: If you order a Brothers cider, there is a festival and normal version and the festival one is about 4% stronger!

Despite lots of my friends waxing lyrical about the Hermits, I've always been put off from going in…read moreby the fact you can't see in through the windows and its general air of This is our pub, please go away. That said, come the summer it sells slushy cider a half-pint of Westons with enough ice shavings in it to turn it into a boozey Slush Puppie. I'd meant to try this for ages, and it was absolutely delicious. I'm sure I've had Westons before, but for some reason this one tasted almost exactly like balsamic vinegar (which I love, but was slightly unexpected). It's a nice, airy pub with plenty of big cosy tables and places to squash into, but if I were going out, I'd still make a beeline to somewhere like the Stormbird or the Tiger first.

3.5 stars rounding up. I was in the area for a museum, and was looking for a cozy historic pub to…read moregrab a pint after. Whelp, this isn't exactly cozy, but at least it's got some history behind it, and decent beers on tap. And I was craving a sausage roll and this place certainly delivered a delicious one! Hot, perfectly seasoned, and a nice flaky wrap. Yummy.

The steak and ale pie is out of this world!!! Highly recommend. Service was excellent too.read more

No longer a WETHERSPOON pub.very quiet lunch times,but gets lively at nights.sometimes a live band…read moreon Saturdays. Limited range of guest beers (usually 2 or 3) prices are reasonable.

This pub is part of the Wetherspoons chain, and so is fairly generic in its decor and appearance…read more The pub used to be a cinema (hence the name!) and is a big erectangular room, with a small car park to the side. Drinks prices are very reasonble, and there are the usual range of Wetherspoon promotions on offer (eg. Currry Club, Beer and Burger). The pub is also a Clould wifi point so you can surf and drink. One of the few bars in Enfield with a late license (til midnight Sun-Thurs, til 1am Fri and Sat). Can get a bit rowdy at the weekend.

Honestly, this really wasn't one of my favourite pubs. The beers and the service was passable but…read morenothing really all that great. Well, the fact that it is just across from the railway station does help, which is good. Still, it really didn't blow me away all that much though.

Ah yes The Alexandra, the pub you go to, to meet friends before a night out in Clapham. It's easy…read moreto find, you'll always get get a drink at the bar quick but as soon as you've finished it you'll want to move on. It's got some colourful characters hanging around the pub outside so if you're a girl on your own its not the most comfortable place to wait. The staff however are friendly and will always chat with you if they aren't too busy. Nothing special here... move along!

Great pub, cheap drinks, football on the big screens and clean toilets. A winner!!!…read moreIm off for a pint......

A Welsh pub apparently, and it looks like it could be alright..but the Welsh beer I had was poor…read moreand it certainly wasn't worth braving the locals, one of whom told me to f....off as I was not a regular..I didn't care to discuss further cos unlike a few other people propping up the bar I rather like having all my teeth, so retired to a quiet corner...for a very very quick swig. Very much a local pub for local people!

Tiny little pub right next to Dalston Kingland station. Unassuming and probably the only decent one…read morein the neighborhood, though still objectively small, lacking a lot of options, and not offering proper food. Though, after a long day, it's just the ticket. I do like the interior, which is cosy and has mastered just the right amount of 'pub light'. They have your football focused TV which some annoying modern pubs feature. It's the place you go for a drink and a laugh with friends. No more and no less. The bartenders are friendly and nice as they should be at your standard local. I think yelp's 3-star 'A-OK' is a spot-on description here.

nice small 2 bar pub.no real ales, does not do food,large smoking area.great polite staff. right…read morenext to kingsland br stn.opp ridley road market,red route