Pubs in Kennington
Discover the best pubs and bars in Kennington. Browse opening hours, menus, events, and more.
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Duchy Arms
63 Sancroft Street, Kennington SE11 5UG
A traditional late Victorian public house forming the corner of Sancroft Street and Courtenay Street. It is underwent an extensive refurbishment 2014. There is a bar to the front and dining area to the rear. The former car park provides ample outdoor seating for the summer.
Jolly Gardeners
49 Black Prince Road, Kennington SE11 6AB
After an earlier spell as the Jolly Cockney, the pub was repositioned in 2008 as a German pub, with twelve beers from the likes of Budvar, Erdinger, Kaltenburg, Köstritzer black, Krombacher and Paulaner, including several dark lagers and wheat beers. Twenty German bottled beers, German food menu, and regularly has German football on the screens. All in a Victorian pub with two bars separated by central servery, and period features including cornice, columns, bar stillion.
Dog House
293 Kennington Road, Kennington SE11 6BY
Quirky twin bar pub situated in a prominent position in Kennington and handy for those visiting the Oval cricket ground. Outdoor seating available at the front. Usually has 5 real ales and a real cider available. Live music once or twice a week. Under new management in 2013.
Black Prince
6 Black Prince Road, Kennington SE11 6HS
Pleasant and welcoming pub situated in a residential side street a few minutes' walk from the Oval cricket ground. Staff believe the pub to date from the 18th century. Dark wood panelling adorns the walls and the decor features shields and barrels. Brunch is served on Saturday from 12-4 and the normal menu resumes thereafter. Roasts on Sunday until they're gone.
Ship
171 Kennington Road, Kennington SE11 6SF
Largely opened up inside and modernised to some extent, this pub retains the atmosphere of a real pub. The bar area on the right is furnished with normal tables and chairs, but through an archway on the left is another room, extending back beyond the servery, with a few tall tables/tall stools and more standard furnishings. This room also contains a rarely seen bar billiards table. Decor is inevitably, and appropriately, nautically themed, with ships' wheels, ships' lamps and seafaring based prints on the walls. Three or four real ales usually available plus a cider on the 6 handpumps. Food is available lunchtimes and evenings every day, and all day at weekends. There's an express lunch menu on weekdays. Quiz night on Tuesdays and live music on Saturdays. Also has accommodation suites sleeping 9-12 people on the upper floors.
Cock
340 Kennington Road, Kennington SE11 4LD
The pub reverted to its original name in 2018 along with a makeover in what the pub describes as their own Georgian Tiki style, a nod to the venue's previous incarnation as a tiki bar. Real ale was also introduced.
Mansion House
48 Kennington Park Road, Kennington SE11 4RS
London's only pub run by Oakham Ales. Between three and five of its ales are usually available, sometimes including a monthly special. The pub is of contemporary design with a glass frontage that can be opened during warm weather. Outside seating is to the front which is covered by an awning during less clement conditions. A nice touch is the interior brass base of an old mash tun set into the floor by the front door. Staff are uniformed and service is taken seriously both for the bar area and the pan-Asian restaurant area.
Eagle London
349 Kennington Lane, Kennington SE11 5QY
Now operates as a night club/gay fetish bar called ‘Eagle London'
London Eye Hostel
73 Lambeth Walk, Kennington SE11 6DX
Hostel since c.2004 - not known if bar is open to the public.
Tankard
111 Kennington Road, Kennington SE11 6SF
Once a Charrington's pub, a Victorian corner pub located close to the Imperial War Museum. Was re-opened under its original name in late July 2017 by the local Draft House group which is now owned by BrewDog, having had a number of previous incarnations in recent years. The airy interior has a contemporary feel and there is a spacious first floor roof terrace. Three changing cask beers available on handpump along with a number of craft keg brews on tap.
North Lambeth L&R Club
187a Kennington Road, Kennington SE11 6ST
CIU club.
Old Mill
Mill Lane, Kennington TN25 4DZ
The Old Mill (formerly The Golden Ball) is a Grade II listed building which dates back the early 19th century re-opened early in 2012 after being substantially refurbished. There are 3 areas on 3 levels with bare brick walls and wooden floorboards. The ceiling in front of the bar is decorated with hops. The beer range normally totals 3 including at least one from a Kent micro-brewery and one from Sussex, plus a real cider from Biddenden. The extensive food menu is served up to 30mins before closing.