The Ship Pub - Southwark

I went with 2 of my friends ordered 3 pints and when we stood next to one of the tables I were stuck in my vape to charge it.we went and sat outside, after one thing I can assume that it was manager came by and said thank you for asking if they can use our electricity I replied to be sorry that I did not ask who I know that I was absolutely low. I asked how much she wants me to pay for it.Lay was upset and went in and dumped my device. when it does not first shut off vape before pulling the plug, my device no longer works. 15€ for beer, which we...read more

I had a fantastic experience at this restaurant. The beer was excellent as always, and I also tried the Sunday roast for the first time. I thoroughly enjoyed my roast pork dinner, which had a generous portion of meat - something that many other pubs often lack. The gravy was plentiful and I left feeling very satisfied with my meal.

Spent a late Sunday afternoon with mates at the Ship, it 's a traditional locals pub, we were served two fine looking and sumptuous burgers, and a 'proper ' Sunday roast, full of flavour and cooked to perfection. This pub is frequented by a nice crowd, offers choice of board games plus outside seating area, also great banter from the lady serving. I would highly recommend this venue if you fancy great traditional pub fare at an affordable price.

Sadly due to the train strikes I’ve made many fewer visits than normal. Short break meant I could visit twice and the beer as good as ever. Proper locals pub with a great atmosphere and a warm welcome. Highly recommended.

Just passing through the area at lunchtime today with the family (three adults, 1 teenager) for a quick drink. At the bar we were asked what we wanted to drink, so far so good! However, after we put our drinks order in, we were asked if we had booked a table... (it was 12.30pm on a Sunday afternoon and the place was half empty), anyway needless to say we hadn 't booked a table... and that was it. The 'reserved ' table to our left was for 2pm and a few other tables had 'reserved ' on them but were empty. We were not offered any of these tables on a 'temporary ' basis and as we had no table to sit at, we had no alternative but to leave. If I were the manager of this pub I would be disappointed with the young man behind the bar who did not have the presence of mind to keep paying customers drinking in the pub. Such a shame that you cannot go into a pub, order a drink, sit down anymore without booking beforehand. Is The Ship a restaurant or a pub? Who knows, I didn 't get the opportunity to find out which was a shame.