The Telephone Exchange, London Bridge

Went at a quiet time during the Coronation, so likely not a true reflection of how busy it may get. Loads of free tables and very convenient for London Bridge. Decent selection of beers, not just your basic lagers. Cocktails were nice. Food menu looks good but didn't get the chance to try any this time

Met some friends here at 12pm on a Saturday. We were the first ones in the pub and greeted by 2 very friendly ladies. The location of the pub is less than 100 metres from London bridge train station, so perfect for a pint after work or whilst waiting for a train and also a meeting up place. The location is great. Very near to borough market and the Thames. As we were the first in the pub, the venue was clean and tidy. Good selection of beers on tap and spirits lined up ready and waiting.

Started coming here after getting a new job nearby. Always getting a great vibe from the place, have started to become a regular. When I am seated they bring my usual over. Friendly staff, they disinfect between customers, restrooms always clean. Very reasonable food and drinks prices for SE1 area. I have had the hanger steak sandwich which was nice as a snack and today I had the harissa chicken with Iranian cous cous and rocket salad. Would definitely recommend that. Good selection of drinks which include but are not limited to, wine, ale, lager, spirits and cocktails. Something for everyone! And lastly they have a disabled toilet and the entrance is step free.

Love this spot! Ended up here because a friend I was meeting works at The Shard and suggested we go there! We were lucky to have gone at a time when there werent a lot of people - hence the service was amazing, and the food came out fast. Being the absolute tourist, I obviously wanted to try the most English things on the menu and tried the Jerk Chicken Pot pie with the mini Yorkshire pudding with smoked salmon - both were very yummy and I felt a tad bit more English right after! Would definitely return!

A bright sort of a place with plenty of space for everyone. 3 cask ales on today and plenty of keg. Disconcertingly, although food is clearly part of the offering, there are no menus visible. Is this a Chef's secret? The online menu suggests Sunday lunch and more, no evidence of this on site. A pretty and spacious venue though, it will mature I'm sure.