the Market Porter pub in Southwark

Excellent staff. Don't let the busy facade put you off there's a quiet dining area upstairs serving excellent food. Above "pub grub" standard. And you can tell it's been made with care. Well done Market porter

Even after all these months of Covid-related pandemonium, The Market Porter retains its splendid mix of high-quality bat staff, great ales and a good atmosphere to enjoy a pint or three. There is no better place for a lunchtime pint in London.

Cute traditional pub in the middle of a British market !Visiting London for the week and visited on three occasions always greeted by the same friendly helpful bar staff Shivaugn she was knowledgeable and had some great tips on sightseeing and date nights whilst we visited London for our honeymoon.Was a bit busy a few nights and staff seemed overworked but again made to feel welcomed every time. By ‘chirpy shivaugn’For authentic British pub culture I think we found it.

Right in the heart if Brough Market and a historic little pub. Changed a lot to accommodate the tourist trade compared to when I worked in the area 15 years ago, lots more seating and playing jazz music which would never have been on back then 😄. It's still a good old fashioned pub but more focus now on food then there used to be and covid means it's not as bustling as it was. One of the beers we had was sour and undrinkable, bar staff not really bothered (took it off the tap list after our comment but we had to buy a replacement where most places would have replaced for free) expect to pay around £5.50 for a pint. Can't comment on food as we didn't eat here but customers seemed to be enjoying it. They don't seem to have any bar snacks like crisps either (at least they didn't when we visited - maybe to get you to buy proper food instead) there is a small gazebo outside and tables but I think this is temporary due to the pandemic, normally there are no seats/covering outside.

Decent food at a decent price.Beer is always excessively expensive in London, but there was a decent range available.Would have liked a larger serving on the plate, but satisfied enough to want to return.

Great looking Victorian pub close to Borough Market. The cask beer on offer was in good order. Internally, the hostelry needed redecorating in a more traditional style. The person whom I believe to be the Manager was not someone with any personality and appeared quite rude at times. Service and the way drinks were presented left a lot to be desired.

Nice restaurant upstairs to the pub. I'm not sure people know it's there as it isn't well sign posted. It is very quiet in in restaurant so there is a lack of atmosphere and the bright lighting doesn't help either. The menu is very limited but the food is well prepared. Also no wine list which was odd for a restaurant above a pub! Just the choice of 3 red wines.

Lovely pub in the heart of Borough market. We stopped off for a drink on a Saturday night. The pub was very lively, music playing, but with a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. Lots of local ales on offer and also some from around the Home Counties too. Staff are very efficient and there were plenty on to cope with demand, good service. Recommended.

Friendly staff and great tasting beer... I live in the sticks and I enjoyed this pub.. recommend the IPA

Located next to the Borough Market, less than 5 minute walk to London Bridge Underground station. Very tasty pub food. My go-to is mashed potato and sausages.