The Kings Arms — Restaurant in London

Fantastic pub - which includes an outside sign which is one of the last remnants of the Tudor London Bridge (prior to the London Bridge bought by the US). It gets better when you enter! The layout is warm & welcoming. Although not a huge selection of cask ales available, it looks like the management like real ale - as the selection has always been good & occasionally varied. Bar stools are provided - which is great for those alone who wish to enter and have conversation - the locals were welcoming plus the staff are fantastic and on top-form for spotting beer-glasses that needed refilling. What more could you want? Fantastic. Did not go for food - cannot comment on whether they...

A quaint local pub, the service and atmosphere were great. We went 1 hour before the kitchen closed and the food was a bit slow to come out. My bf didn't like his white wine spritzer or my fish cake, though the salad was nice, and he did like his beer-battered fish and the chips were nice and crispy. I was expecting the stick toffee pudding to be sticky but it wasn't, so that was a bit disappointing, but the custard sauce it came with was fantastic and cut the sweetness...

Fantastic little pub off the Borough High Street. The staff were very friendly and cheerful and the pub was very clean and tidy. A nice range of ales available. The Guinness was excellent (even the first pour of the day) as was the Harvey's Sussex Best Bitter. And as an aside, they had jos sticks in the men's toilets- which works a treat. A bit of history: the coat of arms out the front was formally attached to a gateway spanning the old London Bridge (from...