Mug House in Southwark

What a wonderful experience we had a few weeks ago at the Mug House. The service was friendly and attentive, the food was absolutely wonderful and the atmosphere was most convivial. There were groups and couples all enjoying the Mug House and would recommend that it is worth finding it if you are around the London Bridge area.

I've wanted to review this since December when we had dinner with friends here (for some reason the system would not let me access this pub to review!)It's not much from outside but inside is another story...my husband loved the bar area and we all loved the restaurant section.The place was pretty loud when we arrived so they put us in a lovely private room, but as it had glass surrounds you could enjoy the whole room, just a little quieter.I had the vegetable en croute and it was one of the best en croute anything I'd ever had. My husband's sausage and mash was definitely a cut above the usual and our guests really enjoyed their meals too.The staff were exceptional; warm, funny, knowledgeable and so well trained. They treated us like royalty. We liked it so much we are going back soon.

Nice pub with good beers. Slightly enthusiastic with cleaning fluid which was all I could smell. Probably not a bad thing in this day and age

Came here for the first time for a little day in London. What a little gem. The waiter was absolutely lovely, food delicious and a great ambience.would definitely love to visit again.

Went for lunch as part of a group of six, it's a lovely relaxed vibe in a hidden location right underneath London Bridge. The food was excellent, and the wonderful Aberdonian waitress was efficient, kind & funny. A wonderful experience, and a perfect way to finish off our stay in London, something we've done several times now. Recommended.

A wine bar hidden within the southside structure of London bridge. One of the Davey's wine bar group. A small maze of passages with plenty of room. Good beer from a fairly small selection. However, plenty of wines, the point of the place and a good food offering available. Staff are friendly and helpful. The actual bar is tiny so some consideration for others is appreciated. A fine place to have a drink.

This pub is absolutely amazing!I booked a table here because of the convenient location, never having been here before I wasn't sure what to expect.The pub entrance is hidden right under the bridge and is much larger than I had anticipated. It has a gorgeous, traditional atmosphere with wooden decor and stone plate flooring. The staff were super friendly and accommodating, the food was simply stunning. Very well presented and great quality. Especially their salted caramel panna cotta with pistachio brittle was absolutely amazing.Definitely coming back to this one, and absolutely recommend a visit. Do book a table if you want to guarantee a space, though.

Came for a half pint after the dungeons. Well worth a visit. Lovely little spot with lots of in door theming and friendly staff. 4 drinks for £12 quid (Half's and a coffee).

We went here for dinner. This is a seemingly tiny pub under an arch of the road that becomes London Bridge - take the stairs down on the west side near Pizza Express to find it. Inside, the pub opens up into a quaint and charming bar area with dining rooms to the side - much bigger than it first appears. Drinks were well-priced (100ml port for £5-6) and they had a great value dinner offer when we went. The main of fennel and lemon risotto with chilli was one of the best recent risottos I've had in London even compared to Italian restaurants. Fish and chips were perfect too with pea puree and tartare sauce. Desserts of sticky toffee pudding and chocolate hazelnut brownie were both delicious. Two courses were sufficiently filling for us. Service was very good although the waiter seemed a little too busy.

Could The Mug House have the best sausage and mash in London? I reckon it has a good shout. I've tried much on the menu - the sandwiches and platters are especially good - but the sausage and mash is something special. The sausages are cooked to perfection, you get just enough mash, and the gravy is excellent. Even better, the selection of beers is great (you can get some in a tankard, which is a rarity nowadays) and the atmosphere is one of the best around London Bridge - usually not too crowded, comfy chairs, beautiful lighting. I'd highly recommend visiting here, even just for a drink, if you're around the London area.