The Golden Anchor, Nunhead: An Anchor Far From the Sea
The Golden Anchor, Nunhead: An Anchor Far From the Sea | A Nunhead local whose maritime name recalls the days when the Thames made all of London a port city
The Golden Anchor, Nunhead: An Anchor Far From the Sea | A Nunhead local whose maritime name recalls the days when the Thames made all of London a port city
Two Spoons, Nunhead: A Small Pub With a Curious Name | A characterful Nunhead local whose gently domestic name sets it apart from the aristocrats and admirals of the pub-sign tradition
The Cambria: A Corner of Wales in Loughborough Junction | Named with the ancient Latin word for Wales, this well-loved community pub near Herne Hill flies a quietly patriotic flag over South London
The Hermits Cave: A Camberwell Institution That Never Retreats | A beloved, unpretentious Camberwell Church Street boozer whose name promises solitude and whose reality delivers the opposite
The Actress, East Dulwich: A Theatrical Corner Local | A characterful East Dulwich pub with a name straight out of the punchline – and a warm, sociable reality behind the curtain
Watson’s General Telegraph: A Pub Named for a Signal Station | A big barn of a Truman’s pub on Forest Hill Road, named for the vanished hilltop telegraph that once flashed naval signals across South London
East Dulwich Tavern: The EDT, a Lordship Lane Landmark | The big corner pub known to everyone as the EDT – a Lordship Lane institution that anchors the whole junction
Stormbird Camberwell: A Craft Beer Pub With a Vast Fridge | On Camberwell Church Street, a rotating wall of taps and one of the deepest beer fridges in south London