Lord Clyde Southwark

You'll find yourself on a quiet Southwark street lined with converted Victorian warehouses, pushing through the door of a pub that feels exactly like it should—all exposed brick, wooden beams and the kind of lighting that doesn't make you squint. The Lord Clyde pulls in everyone from builders to bankers, all united by an actual appreciation for a decent pint and unpretentious food. It's the sort of place where regulars nod at each other, the staff know what you're ordering before you ask, and nobody's taking Instagram photos of their crisps.