Tower Bridge Arms, Bermondsey, SE1

I didn't think that I would like it in here, but apart from the R&B background music I had a pleasant stay. The barman was friendly and my pint of Pitchfork from RCH brewery was very enjoyable. Harveys Best was also available alongside some standard and premium lagers. There was a decent crowd of twenty-somethings who seemed to be starting out on their evenings, but it wasn't overly busy like some pubs get in this area. There are a couple of plasma screens in the main bar area and up some steps to the side of the bar there is a quieter section where a couple were drinking coffee. There is also a cellar bar downstairs that had signs up outside saying that it is available for hire. I found this to be a bright and airy bar with a decent atmosphere and I would visit again.

Old fashioned backstreet local serving up to 4 guest ales (Oyster Stout,Hooky,Wessex Bitter, with Pride and ESB as regular ales on our visit 26/02/07).plus a large selection of Belgium Bottled beers. this is a single bar pub with 2 seperate drinking areas, bar billiards played, friendly staff and a log fire in back room. very nice

large roadside pub on the southside of Tower Bridge. Youngs and Harveys on tap on our visit 26/02/07. On two levels and a cellar bar, worth a visit just to look at the Thames