The Roxy, Borough

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location:

Borough

address:

128-132 Borough High Street, SE1 1LB

phone:

0207 407 4057

nearest stations:

Borough London Underground station
(210m) - zone 1

London Bridge London Underground station Railway station
(510m) - zone 1

Southwark London Underground station
(880m) - zone 1

Cannon Street London Underground station Railway station
(940m) - zone 1

Monument London Underground station
(990m) - zone 1

bus routes:

21, 35, 40, 133, 343

how to find it:

Borough: turn left along Borough High Street (towards London Bridge) and you'll come to the pub after a few minutes. Keep your eyes peeled though or you'll miss the entrance. London Bridge: take the exit for Borough High Street and continue down the road on the right hand side. The Roxy is just after the Sainsbury's.

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nearby attraction(s):

London Dungeons (580m)

Globe Theatre (650m)

Tate Modern (740m)

sorry no picture of this pub After casting an eye over so many identical pub refits, it's always a pleasure to come across a venue that's doing something a little different. Here's a self-styled 'bar and screen' which lives up to the name, laying on a screening each and every day. Free entry, a simple refit (walls covered with more red curtains than a David Lynch film), a large screen and a decent enough range of drink to enjoy whilst you enjoy the visuals (we particularly liked the range of bottled beers in the fridge - and the cocktails). If that wasn't enough, the bar food looked enticing and mains come in under the £10 mark. The films on show range from recent releases, cult classics and experimental shorts - there should be something on to appeal to any filmgoer so it's definitely worth contacting the bar to find out more about their listings as they constantly change. Now if only they had an usherette selling ice creams...