The Woolpack, London Bridge - pub details
Previously called: London Scotia Bar
Address: 98, Bermondsey St, London, SE1 3UB [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 1509) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
London Bridge (0.4 miles), Borough (0.6 miles), Tower Hill (0.7 miles)
London Bridge (0.3 miles), Fenchurch Street (0.8 miles), Cannon Street (0.9 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Sky TV, Jukebox
- Fruit machines
- Food served, Real ale
- Outside seating
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Garrison, London Bridge (0.0 miles), Suchard, London Bridge (0.1 miles), Leather Exchange, Borough (0.1 miles), Horseshoe Inn, London Bridge (0.1 miles), Simon The Tanner, London (0.2 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Woolpack, London Bridge
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| Spent a very pleasant hour on a late Monday afternoon here. Excellent Treason (seasonal red ale from Trumans). Also had usual Young's offerings plus a range of craft beers on tap. JJWalks - 31 Oct 2018 10:15 |
| Visited here with a few client's for a lunch and this really is an excellent place Okay it's not a traditional pub in the sense that it is very food orientated but it's blinking good food. They had 3 beers on draiught & my 2 pints of Doom Bar were excellent. Downstairs to the left of the bar are booths which are similar to the ones you get in a pie and mash shop, this makes the pub authentic and the decoration is very tastfully done It was very busy so we sat upstairs in the quirky dining room. As stated above the food was very good and even though this place is possibly more about food than drink it's worth a visit and I'm glad it's been tarted up and is now saved and not lost forever as another run down pub. lezford - 9 Dec 2012 15:05 |
| Looks and smells like a chip shop. Not a pub in the truest sense. Poncey modern and quite awful. nickthefish - 1 Sep 2012 05:47 |
| Had a few drinks here on a Friday night. The place gets very busy but service was quick considering. Great beer garden with heaters, and very tastefully decorated inside. Food was great too - the twice fried chips were spot on to accompany a Friday night beer - and was freshly prepared: better than your average pub-grub though this is reflected in the price. Does a nice drop of Guiness too, if you're so inclined. bananaco - 13 Mar 2012 21:59 |
| I frequent this boozer a fair amount. It's a popular place in a great location and can get quite full. Good selection of grog on tap, great pub garden, large room upstairs for hire, and by and large, the staff are quite cheerful. The management also seem to have a policy of making sure at least 80% of the bar staff are young, buxom, attractive women in vest tops, which for someone who is ferociously heterosexual like me, always a good thing. However, this charm fades at approximately 10pm if you are still in the pub, as it is like a switch where the staff just lose interest in what they are supposed to do, and would rather spend their time giggling or flirting with the one or two blokes they hire. I have been in here before with only five people waiting at the bar towards the end of the night, and seven people behind the bar, and not one of them serving, rather doing such vital tasks as looking at the coffee machine, turning a glass over in their hands, or opening and closing the door to the cellar. The layout is also a bit awkward, if you are standing, you always feel like you're in someone's way. Still, I'll go back from time to time. Once the desire to throw the people that pay their wages out as quickly as possible at the end of the night goes so they can get on with some mild petting goes, it will be a great pub. Oliver_Reeds_Tash2 - 4 Jan 2012 16:37 |
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