St Christopher's Inn, London Bridge, London

This pub has the perfect atmosphere of a cozy authentic Irish pub but without any of the crap/cringey flags and fiddles. The food isn’t great, this just reinforces how authentically Irish the vibe is!
I’ve been there on nights where there was a live band and had a brilliant time too.
Definitely one of my favourite low-key spots.

Not since Ted Danson flirted with Dianne Chambers in Cheers has barman seemed a desirable vocation. I can see why. Catering to the endless supply of drunks, sociopaths and media professionals that litter the bars of central London must be a particularly dispiriting way to spend an evening when, frankly, you could be on the other side of the bar.

This may explain why good barmen - apologies, bartenders of either gender - are so hard to find. When was the last time you raised your eyes above the level of the bar to be met by anything other than slack-jawed indifference and a heartily welcoming "Uh?".

When you do find one... one that somehow manages to perform that oh-so-difficult feat of, oh, I don't know, remembering roughly in which order the waiting patrons might have turned up at the bar, or managing to project an aura of anything other than casual hostility, you treasure them. Such a one seems to exist in the St Christopher: a jolly Kiwi who actually makes you feel welcome. Astonishing. Go now, before he saves enough to go off inter-railing.

Other than that, the pub's not bad. Quiet in spite of its busy location on the slightly grubbier side of the City, with the excellent Budvar Black on draught, and with a strapping extended rear section that means you should be able to park your own rear section at any time bar the brutal Friday rush. Recommended.

Excellent little local pub, largely targeting the Oz and Kiwi market.

Good food, good beer and very welcoming.

St Christopher’s Inn is lovely member of the interbrew family. Serving a good selection of premium spirits, ales, preimium lagers and ciders.

Good for an afterwork drink but not really a party venue.

St Christopher’s Inn takes its name from the patron saint of travellers, as such it provides a warm welcome for backpackers and travellers from around the globe. Located on Borough High Street it is probably the cheapest place to get a good beer in the London Bridge area. The staff is welcoming and the atmosphere is fitting for a travellers bar. All in all, it’s a good place for a quick pint.

great stop off, we had good food and nice drinks here, quiet but fun loving place could hear yourself talk here which was nice as lots of places are noisy, nice

St. Christorpher’s Inn recently had a bit of a renovation, which has really improved décor of the place, although in my opinion it doesn’t really have much character. The pool table is gone, and they seem to be focusing much more on food and gourmet beers. They play music, but it’s not too loud so is a good place to go if you want a conversation.

The pub consists of a ground floor, with a large TV at the front showing sports. Towards the back is a large seating area were most people go to eat at lunch or dinner. In the basement it has a slightly plusher décor, with leather sofas and mood lighting. When I’ve been here in the evening though there rarely seems to be anyone down in the basement. They also put tables out on the side access road on the right hand side of the pub so you can sit outside and have a drink during the summer months - although it’s not the most attractive area. It is also a hostel, but I’ve not used it so can’t comment on what it’s like.

The menu consists of platters to share, sandwiches, soup, very filling burgers, grilled steaks, and a large range of other mains.

The drinks menu includes 5 hand pulled real ales, 7 ciders and porters, about 15 types of wine, plus 30 bottled beers from around the world. On my last visit it took a while for the food to arrive, but the staff apologised and gave me friend a free drink.

Pub - does what it says on the tin. It’s got a pool table, it’s really wooden & brass, its a bit grubby, it’s got pub grub, it’s got a couple of decent sized screens and a small TV, and it’s one of the few pubs around Borough that you can watch the footy in without it being impossible to see the screen. Usually has a pretty friendly atmosphere and the beer is ok priced for central London - though I’d swerve some of the continental lager pumps, as there seems to have been some insanity on the pricing.

Weirdly, it has a downstairs which is totally different. Lots of plush sofas and table service while we were watching the Champions league. That bit is not always open though.

Excellent bargain if you're on a budget in London. Cheap, basic, functional accommodation, but also included in the deal was a free drink at the bar, plus breakfast the next morning. Not bad. The pub was also quite nice.

They have 6 addresses in and around Borough,Camden High St, and Shepherd's Bush.Each of the venues has a Belushi bar or at least a traditional St Christopher's pub with a rather heavily discounted bar and food menu.