Croydon
Bar Red Square
Wine Bar.
Black Sheep Bar
Alternative and very friendly rock bar which provides a nice change from the rest of the town centre's establishments. Very cheap drinks until 10pm most days. It is a members bar but arrive with any form of ID and you will be signed up for free and allowed in.
Green Dragon
Pub with an eclectic but very good natured crowd. Live bands and DJs some nights of the week.
The Spreadeagle
Good place to get a pint with a tasty pie.
Bromley
The Red Lion
Some christen this the best pub in Bromley. A friendly atmosphere, good quality ales and decent, affordable pub food make this an excllent choice. Greene King pub.
The Prince Frederick
Allegedly the only pub named after George II's son, Poor Fred, Prince of Wales. It has managed to retain its traditional feel by maintaining separate saloon and lounge bars. A good choice of ales and lagers but no food. Greene King pub.
Sundridge Park
A small neighbourhood just to the north of Bromley, has retained some well-liked, traditional pubs.
Borough-wide, Bromley's town centre drinking establishments are generally the sort of generic chain fayre you would find anywhere. However, away from the centres, there are good pubs, many in the traditional vein.
The Anglesey Arms
Traditional feel, friendly staff and good ale, albeit a bit on the pricey side. Shepherd Naeme pub.
kingston
There are a large variety of pubs and bars from cheaper chain pubs such as Wetherspoons to the trendy riverside bars. The main club is Oceana which is always very popular and attracts a great number of people from surrounding areas.