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Pubs in Southwark

19 pubs in Southwark, ranked cheapest pint first. This is how locals actually talk about a night out — by the area — so here’s the corner of the map that belongs to Southwark.

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Pubs in Southwark, ordered by cheapest pint price
#	Pub	Cheapest pint
1	The Rockingham ArmsBUD LIGHTThe Ledger →	£2.49
2	The Rockingham ArmsCARLSBERGThe Ledger →	£3.33
3	The Rockingham Arms - JD WetherspoonBUD LIGHTThe Ledger →	£3.45
4	Hungerford ArmsFOSTERSThe Ledger →	£3.80
5	The Captain KiddTRIPLE ALEThe Ledger →	£4.00
6	The Hour Glass Pub & HotelFOSTERSThe Ledger →	£4.40
7	The Rising SunHEINEKENThe Ledger →	£4.40
8	The ShipFOSTERSThe Ledger →	£4.90
9	The Good SamaritanGUINNESSThe Ledger →	£5.20
10	The White HartLONDON PILSNERThe Ledger →	£5.20
11	The Rosy HuePRAVHAThe Ledger →	£5.40
12	The Huntsman & HoundsFOUR PURE LAGERThe Ledger →	£5.70
13	The George TavernPRAVHAThe Ledger →	£6.00
14	The London Hospital TavernHEINEKENThe Ledger →	£6.10
15	The Spit & SawdustUTOPIAN LAGERThe Ledger →	£6.20
16	The Wapping TavernPOSH LAGERThe Ledger →	£6.45
17	The Old Red LionGUINESSThe Ledger →	£6.60
18	The Blind BeggarMADRIThe Ledger →	£6.80
19	The Horniman at HaysHOUSE LAGERThe Ledger →	£7.00

Story pubs in Southwark

3 pubs here carry a heritage note or a passed-down story — the ones worth a detour, not just a cheap pint.

Crawls through Southwark

A curated route with at least one stop here — plan the whole walk, not just this borough’s corner of it.

Fleet Street & the Writers
The old press strip, Strand to Fleet Street — where a generation of hacks filed copy, then drank it back.
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Riverside Heritage
St Katharine Docks east to Limehouse — the Thames-side taverns watermen and their grandkids still drink in at the turn of the tide.
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A pint, a park, a view
A City-fringe loop past Leadenhall Market that climbs to a free rooftop garden with one of London's best skyline views — a pint at each end of the climb.
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Borough Market crawl
A tight loop through the stalls and railway arches of Borough Market — London's oldest food market, trading since at least the 13th century, threaded between five pubs.
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Bankside riverside walk
Straight along the Thames path from Clink Street to the South Bank — the old wharves and a working riverside pub, with Tate Modern and the river the whole way.
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