The Blacksmith's Arms

In the heart of London’s Surrey Docks, just a stones throw away from the Thames, lies The Blacksmith’s Arms. This family-run pub and restaurant along Rotherhithe Street is the place to go for genuinely warm, homely family hospitality. The Blacksmith’s Arms is a pub for all seasons. Enjoy a selection of fine ales and great food inspired by modern British and French cuisines, as well as a menu that changes according to the season using locally-sourced, fresh produce.

Drop into The Blacksmith’s Arms and come and see where Lord Nelson himself is rumoured to have popped in for a drink (or two) with Lady Mamilton while waiting to fit out his first command, The HMS Carcass at The Rotherhithe Shipyard. The Blacksmith’s Arms is also the place where the Queen Mother liked to indulge in a classic gin and tonic. Whether you're in search of a quiet drink or an epic Sunday roast, you'll find it all at this traditional, family friendly pub along Rotherhithe Street in London’s Surrey Docks. With a warm welcome, friendly service and a great British menu, The Blacksmith's Arms is one of the best pubs around. You heard right: The Blacksmith’s Arms serve up a surprising selection of fine British dishes that go very well with the cosy and homely atmosphere of the pub

The kitchen at The Blacksmith’s Arms creates some of the best and most authentic British food in the Surrey Docks area, made with fresh ingredients sourced from local London markets and cooked with passion. For more traditional tastes, The Blacksmith’s Arms also serve up a traditional Sunday roast. At this Rotherhithe Street pub there really is something for everyone on the menu. Make sure to come by in summer for great al fresco dining. The pub also is family-friendly and offers its guests free wireless internet for the duration of their stay.