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New Cross
Amersham Vale, New Cross, SE14 6LD
2.2 miles
London SE23
This is a friendly and unpretentious, corner site backstreet pub, popular with the local community. The pub sign is a fairly plain affair that just says “The Nap”. Inside it’s carpeted throughout, wit
2.2 miles
London E14
A Traditional London Pub since 1583
2.2 miles
London SE22
The Cherry Tree is a great London pub serving fresh, seasonal food all day, every day. Great Sunday roasts, locally brewed cask ales, a varied selection of bottled craft beers and an excellent wine list.
2.2 miles
London E1
The Town of Ramsgate is a friendly and welcoming pub set in the heart of East London, in the centre of the ancient hamlet of Wapping. We have a great passion for food & drink and believe that a Great British pub should be the heartbeat of its community.
2.2 miles
London SE10
The Angerstein Hotel is a small family run Victorian Pub & Hotel. We are on the edge of Greenwich, near the London 02 arena, excel centre and emirate cable carts. We are 10 minutes from Greenwich and
2.2 miles
London SE12
At The Old Tiger’s Head we want to be the hub of the community. We want it to be somewhere that appeals to the young families moving into the area and existing old Lee Green residents – a new place where people of all ages can come together.
2.3 miles
London SE22
Award winning gastro pub at the heart of Lordship Lane, East Dulwich, London. Call us on 0208 693 1629.
2.3 miles
London SE6
The Catford Bridge Tavern is part of the Portobello Brewery family. We look forward to welcoming old and new customers and we hope to make this your home away from home.
2.3 miles
London SE16
Twenty draft taps of fresh releases and barrel-aged beers as well as a shop with cans and bottles to take away from our walk-in cold store.
2.3 miles
London E1
The Prospect of Whitby is a historic public house on the banks of the Thames at Wapping in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. It lays claim to being the site of the oldest riverside tavern, dating from around 1520.
