Anchor Bankside (London Bridge)

• Can't say I left feeling like I had the best meal in London
• When i did order it was the classic take a number to your table job
• The burger was a little dry but the chips were lovely
• The Anchor pub is a gorgeous looking place situated between the Globe Theater and the Clink Prison Museum
• It is quite an historical pub it is where Samuel Pepys took refuge in 1666 whilst watching the Great Fire of London
• Inside the pub is the main pub menu
• The inside of the pub was very old but that's what makes it typically British
• The views from this century old pub is what makes it a wonderful place to visit
• The terrace has plenty of seating with lots of heaters for the cooler months
• It has a typical Taylor Walker pub menu with favourites like fish and chips
• It also features whitebait (embarrassingly my friend ordered this not realising it was lots of tiny fish fried whole)
• Especially on a summer day on the open area it is nice to have a chat with friends while drinking couple of beer
• On the day time it is a bit touristic and packed but as the time goes on it is being better and quiet place
• Means a bar is never too far out of sight
• The Anchor is best visited on a clear evening
• One of the perks of Anchor Bankside (London Bridge) is the opportunity
• The star despite the great piece of cod was the Curry sauce
• Not common in Australia but damn does it work with a Piece of well cooked beer battered fish

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