SeeSouthwark and Lewisham

St George the Martyr

Built in 1736, this attractive church is associated with 'Little Dorrit', the title character of a novel by Charles Dickens.

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DrinkSouthwark and Lewisham
The Royal Oak
Serves excellent Harvey's beer, the only pub in London owned by that brewery, as well as delicious food. Classy selection of traditional British pub-grub along with more exotic choices, such as swordfish or crocodile. Routinely voted CAMRA London Pub of the Year
DrinkSouth Bank
Roxy Bar and Screen
Bar-cinema hybrid. Shows films every night except Friday and Saturday, when it is a normal bar. The back room is fitted with a high-definition projector and screens a range of films, acting as second-run cinema and a bar. Listings can include major sports events as well as mainstream and niche movies.
Mon 11AM–midnight, Tue–Thu 11AM–1AM, Fri 11AM–1:30AM, Sat 11AM–2:30AM, Sun 11AM–midnightTickets from £3
EatSouth Bank
Shrigley's Moroccan Cuisine
125 Borough High St
DrinkSouth Bank
George Inn
This inn was built in 1676 after the original establishment was burned down in the Great London fire of 1666. The George is London's only surviving galleried coaching inn, and is one of the oldest pubs south of the Thames.