The Railway Tavern — Restaurant in London

Review of The Railway Tavern, Bexley Village. Me and wife went there for the first time, on a Sunday night in March 2022 - having heard they had karaoke. Arrived about 7.30 and it wasn't very busy so we got high chairs at the bar. DJ Duncan was already set up on a stage in the corner; he does a regular Sunday night session until 11pm. It's a bright, nicely laid out pub on the High Street, unsurprisingly round the corner from Bexley Rail Station and handy for buses including the 229. By 8.30 it was busy and by 9 it was HEAVING, mostly with the late 20's crowd but a fair few coffin dodgers (like us!) and one or two harmless weirdies. The hard working barmaids were run ragged. Great music and singers (mostly, but, well, it is karaoke!). Drink prices reasonable; £10 for a single Bacardi, a bottle of coke and a pint of Timothy Taylor Landlord (which was excellent!). A great night out....

Brilliant local we have been regulars for the past 3 years Staff very friendly - regulars very friendly and always welcoming to any newbies Lovely secret garden always kept immaculate Eclectic garden decorations ever changing Lots of amazing events bands / djs / singers/ karaoke / comedy night / quiz night/ lots of fun and laughter you won’t be disappointed Laura has done an incredible job with the support of Fran, Karen and the rest of the girls - if in doubt try it out for yourself Go on Facebook to see the weeks events Live videos etc and see for yourself what you’re...

A PROPER PUB! I really enjoyed my visits when working in nearby Erith. It's the best Pint of Moretti I've ever had. The bar has various seating arrangements from a stool at the bar or a high table at the window with more snug seating elsewhere. There's a patio-ed Beer Garden too with plenty of seating and heaters. You might get to meet (the love of my life and I can't remember her name!)... The pub dog. My first visit, a Sunday, had a fantastic Italian woman singing. And then I think on the following Thursday there was a blues guitarist called Nick. Really...