Borough area guide

Arabica manages to capture the golden age of the Levant solely through its great food and buzzy vibe – visual short-cuts such as belly dancers and...

Sat on the site of an eponymous former greengrocer, Arthur Hooper’s might be a bit of a poky, moody space – but its menu of modern European...

Taco joints might be ten a peso these days, but 2017’s greatest food trend remains fresh at this, the Barrafina-founding Hart brothers’ arch-based,...

Everything we’ve ever eaten at Elliot’s has been outstanding, from menu signatures like the juicy, pink-middled cheeseburger, to seasonal stars...

Visit for a fascinating insight into one of England’s oldest prisons.

A full-size reconstruction of Sir Francis Drake’s sixteenth-century flagship.

A fantastic historic site, often overlooked by Borough Market shoppers.

London’s oldest market – a foodie's paradise. 

A wonderfully old-school wine bar.

Tequila house attached to live music venue Omeara.

Quality mixed drinks near London Bridge station.

Classy cocktails and spectacular views.

A modern, chic base by the river. 

A new and affordably chic place to stay.

A funky, freaky and candlelit independent gem.

Gloriously old-fashioned Borough boozer.

Perhaps the smallest pub in London. 

A traditional Victorian corner tavern.

The upsurge in Spanish food quality in London since the 1990s can in part be dated from the arrival in Borough Market of food importers Brindisa, bringing...

Beloved pubs getting turned into blocks of flats is a depressingly common narrative in London. So it’s heartening that Borough’s The Gladstone,...

A fabulous historic site definitely worth making time for.

Come and worship at this shrine to the coffee bean.