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A fine traditional pub, close to Borough underground station. The Royal Oak offers a select range of beers both from the keg and the cask including a rarely seen. Dark Mild ready for pulling! Lovely service and a very pleasant atmosphere made this a very enjoyable stop on a busy schedule.
I find the beer well kept, the atmosphere cosy and traditional and the staff are friendly and efficient. It is one of my favourite pubs in the world. I only wish I lived closer to it.
A good little pub and a nice find given it’s quite some way from the Harvey’s part of the world. They have a great selection of Harvey’s ales all at reasonable prices too. The pub can get quite cramped and busy as it’s quite small and tight. The main thing I’d change is the harsh lighting. Somethi
Food was nice. Happy to have found a table without reservation on a Sunday afternoon. Place is a bit too expensive but it's Central London so it's expected. Dogs allowed, always appreciated.
Had some time to kill between errands the other week so paid a visit to a pub I've walked past only a handful of times but never popped into. A reoccurring theme with these posts. I've been to Lewes more times this year than I have to this pub, no better than the source for @harveysbrewery but this
Welcoming pub owned by Harvey's Brewery. Four cask ales, tried all four between us and all excellent quality. Great to see a dark mild on. Very good selection of bottled Harvey's ales too.
Proper south London boozer, excellent Harvey's selection. Would have been 5⭐ review if they had more staff on, we left after a couple of pints as we couldn't get service.
Superbly renovated Victorian pub with a wide range of Harvey's Ales in excellent nick
Superb beer from Harvey’s, enjoyed the Mild, in particular. Good buzz on a Monday evening. The pies were very good, team at the bar very friendly. Will return
Another excellent pub you wished you found years ago! Small, late Victorian pub on a corner spot , 3 mins from Borough tube station. Two separate rooms with the bar in the middle. On my visit on. Thursday evening around 8 o’clock, a nice , quiet crowd sitting with their drinks, some eating, one at
Visited today for the first time and will certainly be back. It's a no nonsense pub that serves great beer and excellent food. I absolutely detest the endless array of revolting IPA's and craft lagers that have taken over so many pubs in the last few years. None of that rubbish here - I tried the da
Oh thanks god for this pub! Very pleasant atmosphere and friendly service. An awesome selection of beers, some good friends and life goes on happy ever after !
Slightly audible music (which pub has a good acoustics tell me please) Sweet and classic interior Amazing and delicious Lebanese cuisine Limited beer selection Regular/ok prices
First class and a ‘real’ pub serving my husband’s favourite beer! Great staff and buzzing atmosphere - shame we live 10 miles away but we will be back - lots! 👍🏻
Came in here last in Jan 2020 when I was walking around trying to find a reasonably priced real ale pub that was not showing the football match that was on at the time. Ended up having an amazing meal and trying some decent beers. Fast forward to July 2021, just got a new job at guys hospital and s
Excellent London pub a short walk off the main road. Central bar serving excellent Harvey's beer to the front and back seating areas. I learnt to drink on Harvey's so great find for me.
Excellent pub. Been here many times. A gem of the Borough of which there are many. You can almost see the black clock face of St George the Martyr from here.
Good pub. Was serving Harvey's Porter when I was here - one I've not had before. It's in good form😁
First class pub, original decor, great staff and first class ales. Why not walk another 5 mins down Borough High Street to enjoy a high class pub, than cram yourselves on the pavement outside an inferior pub?
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