The Mudlark

Amazing pub I'm always coming here, with a full staff team to boot. The managers of this place have done a great job creating a welcome and accommodating experience, They always have a bit of friendly banter for you. The foot i cant fault. Had a lamb pie on this visit round and its probably the best tasting pie they do

The Mudlark Pub, nestled near London Bridge, provided an exceptional experience that I wholeheartedly recommend. Its inviting ambiance, a perfect blend of rustic and cozy, sets the tone for an enjoyable time. From the moment I stepped in, I was captivated by the warm atmosphere. The pub's charming decor adds a touch of character that enhances the overall vibe. The staff's friendliness and attentiveness added to the positive experience. The highlight, undoubtedly, was the impressive culinary offerings. The menu boasted an array of delectable choices that cater to various tastes. The food was not only visually appealing but also bursting with flavor, showcasing the chef's expertise. Whether you're meeting friends, seeking a casual night out, or looking for a taste of authentic London pub culture, The Mudlark delivers beyond expectations. With its memorable ambiance and delightful cuisine, this pub has secured a spot in my list of favorites. Don't miss out on the chance to savor the remarkable blend of hospitality and culinary mastery that The Mudlark Pub has to offer.

Had a great experience all around. Drinks and food were amazing, we also had an option to add some chicken on mac and cheese, and the elderflower spritz was so refreshing, and the servers were also very nice and humble. Many thanks to Yash to bring taste of beers on our table, we never had such kind of experience before. I also liked the children menu was also very unique with the crayons, my child liked it a lot.

Nice ambience with both inside and outside seating. Directly next door to the Southwark Cathedral. Waitstaff is friendly and recommended the Steak & Nicholson's Pale Ale Pie as the most traditional English pie. The pie was tasty, but on the milder side (definitely not a spicy meat pie). The Fish and Chips was also nicely done.