Where to start really. I came to this pub two weeks ago. The food was very nice however the service was slow. Two very nice waiters told us several times drink orders got lost. Today I popped back for Sunday roast. The good points. Yorkshire was very flavoursome and big The portions size was very filling Roast potatoes were okay (little bit hard on the inside for me, but that's me being picky) Gravy was rich and nice. Veg was somewhat soft however I like mine to be pretty soft. Staff are polite Bad points. You only get a small tin of gravy, we asked for more around 20 minutes later we asked again, this time they said the order got lost in the kitchen, about 2-3 minutes later the extra gravy surfaced. Chicken breast was a little overcooked and dry Cauliflower cheese had no cheese in it. They again lost our drink order. We were there for an hour and got one drink. We were told that they had no nachos as a starter to share (with hindsight I'm glad as the portions were pretty big). However around 45 minutes later we saw nachos arrive on a table of a couple who came in after us. I can't give more than a two star as the service was pretty bad and the food only average.

Great location. Classic Pub. Difficult to find a table on the weekends. Staff and service was friendly and quick. We were spending time while we waited for our train so we had few bags with us.

English pud as you would expect. Food was average and the IPA I had was great. Great for drinks maybe not so much for a sit down meal.

Very busy Friday night, staff had no issue with single diner and gave great service! Dining area upstairs, private party 3rd level. Had the fish cakes and veg side, couple glasses of wine. Again, staff works very hard and hopefully appreciated!

Great bar staff and service, awesome selection of fullers beers in bottles and on tap as well as good selection of craft, lager, wine and spirits. Food as good and as high a standard as fullers usually is. The pie tasting board is always a good place to start if trying out the food here, each mini pie served with a third of a pint of fullers ale. Toilets clean, social distancing in place and tables disinfected between customers. Between Borough Market and London Bridge Station I would recommend even just for a stop off.

Beautiful place. Great to come by if you want a beer or a drink. We came here for dinner perfect english place. It was our last dinner in London and it was amazing. I didn't picture the fish and chips but they looked very good big portions here too.

Lovely old building which was a bank in a previous life has this great pub with awesome traditional pies. The host was crazy helpful and helped us have this quick but delicious lunch with a lot of smiles. Lots of beer and please try fish and chips!

A perfectly fine pub, close to Borough Market. We went for the pie and ale tasting platter, which was nice! All the pies seemed like they were just slightly missing something.

This place was great! The staff were awesome - really helpful and happy to answer any questions, so apart from the manager earning the last of the piggy and blankets before we got there, cannot complain, lol. We had the beef Sunday dinner and it was fantastic - just more than what was necessary, so able to finish the plate and could crawl out the door at the end of the night (after a pudding of course) without needing to be carted off due to my own greed. The beef was well seasoned, the carrots and parsnips were crunch free, the Yorkie was huge, and they gave me extra gravy upon request - the piggies would have been a nice little extra, but ney mind ;). The cauliflower cheese was soft & cheese- my husband is not a fan of cauliflower but said it was delicious. I was very impressed with the meal. Finished off with sticky toffee pudding (my eyes told me I had to!) Perfect ending to the meal. Drinks are fairly priced and the cider was delicious. The overall decor is respectfully paying homage to its history and I lived the metal on the edge of the stairs. Would have loved to see if the old safe was still in the basement, but there are pictures on the walls to give you some sense of how it used to look. Definitely a place to visit for a good meal, great service, and drinks of whatever you like.

This was a great pub in the centre of London, expect to pay London prices, that’s a given. But they have a great selection of beers and a decent menu as well. Unfortunately I didn’t get any pictures, but hopefully I’ll get to go back again at some point. I had the steak and ale pie with chips, would have preferred mash but someone ordered for me and was loving the Tiny Rebel Session ale.

A family friendly pub, with a calm atmosphere. Pleasant service, a wide range of drinks, but don't expect to get a place to sit. Very popular, very busy. I didn't have food.

A short walk from London bridge station (literally straight up the road, easy) you'll find this beautiful pub. Prices as expected in central London. Food was good, typical fancy pub grub served on a wooden chopping board, portions are small, not great for vegans/veggies. Let's focus on the positives - stunning pub with lots of character, great atmosphere and location. Defo worth a pit stop for a pint if you're in the area.

Very popular pub but we managed to get a table. Service was very quick at midday, good choice of drinks and the beers were in great condition. Great feel to the pub inside with a good atmosphere. Revisited again at 5.30pm and it was even busier, waited an age to be served and gave up unfortunately but I wouldn’t let that put me off returning again.

It's a beautiful pub in an old bank. It looks majestic. But the food is massively overpriced and small portions. The food was good especially the marmite potatoes but not really worth the price tbh. But it's what you can expect from the location I guess.

Nice establishment, bar staff are knowledgeable & friendly. Definitely recommend.

It's a popular bar in London next to London bridge station! It is what it is! Lots of people passing through but I've never found the atmosphere great but the service is good. I'll go back, because it's next to the station and convenient but, personally, I don't find the bar atmospheric, that's just me though!

Hot spot for corporate workers after work pints around the London Bridge area. Offers a Classic selection of pub drinks. I will mention that their pub meals are far above what I was expecting. Would highly recommend. The reason I’ve given it 4 stars is because the bar staff made a human error when ordering our meals. In return they apologised and gave us a free round of drinks which I greatly appreciated. Thank you Barrowboy and bank and I look forward to coming back for round 2.

I liked it, the pub is big and very nice. We went for brunch, I expected a little more, but it was still worth it.

Great pub just outside of London Bridge Station. Prime location. Have been here several times over the years and it's a nice starting point for drinks with friends. Staff were lovely. Very cheerful and offered a top class service. The food is very nice, as you'd expect with a Fullers. I had the mini steak pie and mash for £7.50 which I thought was an absolute bargain. The menu is also very good. Decent choice and price is normal for London. I've marked it down a star overall because the drinks were just a bit too pricey. We ventured elsewhere nearby and they were a pound cheaper in the same standard place. The pounds add up! Also marked down for atmosphere as the air con was on too much and it was too chilly. Definitely go back, though, for one!

Very slow service. We were waiting for the bill for more than 20 minutes and when they brought it they left and came back a quarter of an hour later for us to pay. The first dessert was delicious but it could be a bit bigger as a portion. Some of the main dishes were very nice, some average.

Food was amazing. Steak pie was fantastic and fish/chip were great. Great beer selection too. Fun place to grab a pint.

Better book for lunch on Sunday. I like their drink and their pies. This time i also tried their humus.

Very nice space. The tables were a bit too close together for my liking and the staff were not in masks. Good kids menu and options. The food was good but the service was very slow, do not go if you are in a rush. It's a nice option if you are in the area.

Decent pub and you can't get any more central. Paid £7.05 for a pint of Brixton Pale Ale, that was a kicker, it's brewed down the road, crazy prices

Lovely pub with seating on two floors and a dedicated dinning area. Good place to come for a pint after work on a Thursday, as it’s not the busiest

Have to been to more pubs in and around London that most but this one is top tier, the lager is always exceptional. Absolutely great atmosphere and the staff are so friendly and welcoming! Food is magnificent and such a good location being on London Bridge Station doorstep