The only London pub of the estimable Lewes brewer Harveys, this traditional Victorian corner tavern draws beer fanatics, and with good reason: the ales...

'JHn. Davy Free Vintner' reads the sign on the wall of an empty Borough side street, above an 071 number. It may as well read 'Southwark 1184' for all the...

If the name 'roast' conjures up images of boring, old-fashioned British food, think again. Roast may serve British food, but boring it ain't. Set smack in...

When asked how often his team change the draught options here, the barman casually replied that it depended on consumption: perhaps daily, perhaps every...

On weekday lunchtimes, this swanky glass pavilion overlooking Southwark Cathedral and Borough Market is full of suits and well-heeled tourists. The interior...

Wright Brothers is very much an eat-and-run sort of place, with all seating at high-backed stools, and efficient waitresses operating at speed despite the...

Now independently owned, the Glad is no longer a staid, empty corner pub. While the Victorian prime minister from whom the place takes its name still glares...

London's oldest market - dating back to the 13th century - is also the busiest, and most popular for gourmet goodies. Here, traders satisfy the city's...

A street market since Victorian times; there's some quality veg, women's clothes, decent jewellery and vintage shops.

Rare is the evening - or, for that matter, the Saturday afternoon - when this place isn't packed to the gunwales. The reasons for its popularity are plainly...

The Borough branch of Tas neatly embodies the traits that make this Anatolian chain so popular. The pillared white interior is simply decorated - a wall...

Applebee's is generally busiest on market days, when Borough's food stalls bring Londoners and tourists flocking for high-quality comestibles. Once their...

Vinopolis's Wine Wharf inhabits a reclaimed Victorian warehouse located just by Borough Market, all exposed brickwork, high-ceilinged industrial chic and...