London Bridge, it's something of a city landmark and notably the best place to transfer for a train in the city. But we're not here to talk transport. From hidden vintage gems and places to catch the game, to charming gastro pubs and cocktail bars hidden down cobbled alleys, we're here to talk about some of the very best London Bridge bars.
A stone's throw from the main station, Bunch of Grapes is a great stop-off for those looking to indulge in a few drinks near London Bridge. From their rustic British dining and their regular beer rotation down to their heated outdoor space, there's a little something for everyone.
Nestled above an unassuming office block, London Bridge Rooftop is one of the best hidden bars by Borough Market. Venture up to the cool urban retreat for an evening of drinks and DJ sets against an incredible backdrop or check out its weekend bottomless brunches and Aperol spritz deals.
Perched next to the river, The Old Thameside Inn is an absolute delight all year round. There are cosy inside sofas to escape the winter, and outdoor seating ideal for those long summer evenings. Decorated with Turkish rugs and showing off an award-winning ale selection, it has the ultimate eclectic British pub feel.
With its soaring ceilings, curated cocktails, and energetic buzz, Sixes London Bridge is the place to be. Tucked away in a characterful warehouse on Bermondsey Street, it blends cricket culture with contemporary cool.
Whether you're batting in the simulators or sipping a G&T beneath the industrial beams, this spot redefines what a night out in London Bridge can look like. Come for the drinks, stay for the swing.
Found on Bermondsey Street just a stone's throw from the station, The Woolpack has an amazing beer garden to boast about - despite its central location. There's a pop-up bar outside serving all your favourites. But, even if the weather isn't that great, the inside of this boozer is just as fabulous, thanks to a quirky look with eclectic wall art and stunning painted ceilings.
Nestled between London Bridge station and City Hall, this Spanish-inspired restaurant bar is serving up a slice of the Meditteranean right here in London. Expect an extensive wine list, for soaking up all the tapas.
If you've got the time to head a little further in to Bourough, make it a drink at The Roebuck. A casual pub with a lively crowd come the evening, it's a great stop for a pint when you're near London Bridge.
Southwark Street gem Flat Iron Square is a great choice for food and drink in the London Bridge area, promising a buzzing atmosphere at all times. Indoors, you'll find DJs, live sports on the big screens and all kinds of fun events, and there's a spacious beer garden outside.
Whether you're after casual drinks or late-night dancing, you'll find it all here. Sip beer, wine or cocktails from the bar, paired with scrumptious street food like Greek souvlaki wraps, fried chicken burgers and Neapolitan pizzas.
The Refinery is a modern day bar and restaurant near to London Bridge. They successfully blend fresh, colourful and eco-friendly decor with an industrial edge, making this a good spot for a drink or two. You can also come here from Thursday - Saturday for those looking for a place to party in London Bridge.
One of the best bars in London Bridge, this cool and comfortable offering fronts delicious British grub, an impressive cheese selection and an even more impressive wine list. John Davy opened this traditional wine bar back in 1964, and it's retained much of that charm with a gentlemens' club-inspired look to match the refined drinks.
Do like the Bavarians do over at The Bermondsey Bierkeller. Found on the ever-popular Tooley Street, this social hub fronts two large halls with long beer tables and live entertainment, plus rooms packed out with games. On top of that? There are steins overflowing with beer, as well as German-inspired grub.
When in need of a plush wine bar near the station? Hot foot it over to Arthur Hooper's. While the food menu is a true homage to Mediterranean plates, the wine menu keeps it global, with delicious reds and whites for all occasions.
Four Quarters London Bridge isn't your average bar. This brand-new space under the arches is packed with retro fun, from vintage arcade machines and retro consoles to a fully stocked bar with craft beers, creative cocktails, and soft drinks.
The venue, which opened in March 2025, brings a lively and laid-back vibe to the London Bridge area, making it a go-to spot for casual drinks, quirky dates, and weekend hangs. Whether you're playing Pac-Man or just people-watching with a pint, it hits the mark.
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You'll find Bermondsey Bar & Kitchen welcoming punters throughout the week into its cosy surrounds which used to be a former car park. Now boasting a sleek, warehouse feel with exposed brick walls and dark wooden furnishings, it's a gorgeous restaurant and drinking destination that offers an eclectic range of grub. You'll be delighted to find that all cocktails are £10.50, including a delicious margarita or spicy picante. In addition, the kitchen is run by chef James Donnelly who slings out moreish British fare, pizzas and steak nigh Tuesdays.
Electric Shuffle has opened its second site in the arches of London Bridge, offering a high-tech day out of thrilling shuffleboard. Head here for rounds of the game alongside bites to eat and cocktails, with ten tables dotted throughout the venue.
Located just a stone's throw from Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in the heart of London Bridge and Bankside, Pulse Bar is the ultimate spot for sports fans and food lovers alike. With three beer pong tables, two augmented darts lanes, and a classic billiards table, there's no shortage of fun.
Satisfy your cravings with a variety of shareable bites like Jalapeño cheese bombs, loaded fries, and tacos, or dive into juicy burgers and platters—perfect for enjoying with friends while you engage in some friendly competition.
A hop, skip and a wee jump across the river, and you'll land in a charming haunt of classic British dishes and top craft brews. Overlooking The Thames and the city that's ever waiting to be explored, an afternoon and evening spent at The Oyster Shed is set to be one of fine ol' fish and chips and a mean ol' beer alike.
The Horniman at Hays offers a pretty quintessentially British experience over in London Bridge. Not only does it boast pretty, traditional-style decor, but it also fronts a unique range of beers. To line your stomach? Choose from plates like fish and chips, pie and mash and sarnies.
Boasting Daskal negronis and a wide range of sherry, Barrafina Borough is great for date nights and catch-ups with friends. While sipping on a tipple or two, munch on chorizo, wedges of cheese, almonds and olives - basically all the best nibbles.
While you may need to stroll across the bridge for a visit to this wee nugget, it's worth the walk. A veritable wonderland of botanical inspired whimsy, Drake and Morgan steal the show yet again as The Folly promises intensely creative cocktails, it's own florist, classic British dishes and more.
If you're in the London Bridge area, tottle over to the themed bar Amazing Grace and enjoy delicious Asian cuisine, craft beer and cocktails. The spot is perfect for a date night and music lovers alike, thanks to regular live performances and DJ sets, some of which even come as part of their themed bottomless brunches. But it really is the decor that will draw you to this place again and again - it was once a church so expect stained glass windows and its original altar, paired with cutting-edge audio-visual technology and 3D projections.
The Cocktail Club Monument is a bar near London Bridge that's whipping up the best concoctions around. This sharp, dapper basement watering hole is inspired by Savile Row-style tailors, thanks to pinstripe seating and revolving manequins.
If you're on the hunt for watering holes to settle into, check out The Bridge Tap in London. Your evenings come complete with classic cocktails, freshly pulled pints and scrumptious bottomless brunches. Fab for cosy date nights and weekends out with friends.
Touting a stunning view of London, Founders Arms have plenty of gorgeous bloody marys, gin cocktails and other creative concoctions to get stuck into. Plus, there's heaters and blankets outside to keep you nice and cuddled up during the warmer months.
Found on the ever-bustling Tooley Street, The Dixon Hotel is the place to go for drinks in London Bridge. The venue's Courtroom Bar is an absolute beaut, plus whips up a range of delish cocktails, including its famed espresso martinis.
Instead of dishing out notes, this former National Westminster bank is serving up the best pub food in London Bridge. Barrowboy and Banker's menu consists of hearty classics done well, washed down with thirst-quenching ale. If you're a fan of the fine wine, enjoy a glass or two from its varied collection.
Located near London Bridge, The Market Porter boasts Victorian decor and rustic wooden floors. You can sip on a freshly pulled pint or two all while enjoying top-notch pub food. We're talking the most scrumptious Sunday roasts, pies and burgers.
Bars in London Bridge don't come quite like The Old School Yard. A massive salute to everything Old Skool - from their drinks deals and karaoke, to the decor and even the music. A great London Bridge bar for any occasion be it birthdays, hen or stag dos, or just enjoying some great happy hour deals to kick start your night.
This bar, skate park and haven for craft beer drinking is one of London Bridge's most unique venues. Whether you fancy grabbing a pint at the Hop Kingdom bar or hiring out the place for a special occasion, make sure to check it out.
A haven for sports fans, this teeming London Bridge bar is a plethora of drinks deals, foosball, beer pong and live sports screenings rolled into one. Looking to privately hire a space for an upcoming sports screening? Their Dugout is just the place to head.
If you're looking for places to drink near London Bridge, then Vinegar Yard should be on your list. Boasting a rooftop bar with views of The Shard, pop-up shops, art installations and street food traders, there's something for everyone.
Located in the heart of the city, just a few minutes' walk from Monument station, Vagabond's wine bar near London Bridge boasts sky-high ceilings and a menu of over 160 types (all served by the glass). The perfect date night spot, there is also a light brunch menu for early risers.
Inspired by times spent in Bali, The Last Talisman is a vibrant cocktail bar in London Bridge, found on Bermondsey Street. Head by for pretty interiors, a creative drinks menu and overseas vibes galore.
Searching for London Bridge bars? Redwood is a fantastic spot for sports fans. Enjoy craft beer from copper tanks or opt for a range of cocktails and wine. Plus, the food is delish, especially the mac and cheese croquettes with truffle aioli. Swoon.
Located just outside the station, The Miller is a lively bar that's filled with a quirky mix of modern and retro furniture. You'll also find edgy artwork from the collective Pure Evil, alongside one of the best beer gardens around. There's plenty of entertainment here, including a regular improv comedy night.
Whether you're lounging in the sun or nestled in a cosy corner, you can enjoy freshly brewed craft beer from local producers like Brockley Brewery and Pressure Drop. Hungry? Kitchen resident Meltdown are cooking up a range of tasty burgers and wings.
Sip on one of the many expertly crafted cocktails at this bar, before singing your heart out for the rest of the night. Karaoke at the Pier boasts a library of over 80,000 songs to choose from, with private rooms available for hire if you've got an event coming up.
