The Miller

This was my local when I used to live just across the park and I saw it go through a couple of changes, particularly in the menu. Its current iteration is pretty good, especially when accompanied by one of their fantastic beers. This was the first pub in the neighborhood that started selling the Kernel, Brew By Numbers, Partizan...all the great beers from the area. While the bar staff doesn't... more

There was no where to sit which as there seems to be many wide open spaces where more tables and chairs, or stools and high tables could happily fit and not upset any fireman.

Went on a Friday night to what Magic and Puss a stripper/magic/burlesque show.

Me thinks not! don't recommend it. more

I love the creativity vibe of the Miller.

I was introduced may years ago whilst exhibiting at a Christmas craft fair and have have been a fan since.

They always seem to have something going on, a comedy night, some sort of production, a craft fair or a event/group meeting.

the staff are laid back, but friendly and the clientele, whilst they feel quite 'studenty' in their attitude, seem... more

A great friendly buzzy pub with a good range behind the bar.

Just a few mins from London Bridge Station, but just out of the tourist trap is The Miller.

It's a big ole pub with lots of space. So much space it even has it's own ping pong ball table. Top tip- don't sit around the table unless you're going to play. Depending on the skill of the people hiring the table, you could get a... more

Sooooooo, mixed bag. I liked the vibe. A traditional pub with Thai food....who wouldn't be curious with that? I will say the place had a wierd smell to it, but its a traditional pub, so i guess i should expect that.

You find a place to sit, go up to the counter to order and then someone delivers it to you.

I had the noodle soup with chicken and asked for extra spice, which I got....and... more