The best pubs in Brixton

Previously a working men's club, Effra Social is now a modern destination for fun. This Victorian pub in Brixton has a spacious garden, plus an eclectic interior and a vibrant private function room. A huge range of events from quizzes to yoga are held. The menu is varied, with cocktails, craft beer, and seasonal food.

It's all happening at Hootananny Brixton. Combining a pub, garden, and club venue, you can pop in for a peaceful drink during the day or come for a huge night out. The venue is spacious, with pool tables and a well-stocked bar inside, and a garden with lights and street-food vendors.

Close to Brockwell Park, The Prince Regent is a popular independent pub in Brixton. The interior has wood panelling and is filled with natural light, but there are outside tables too. Two private hire rooms are also on-site. The food here is sophisticated pub grub and drinks include a large selection of cask ales.

The Trinity Arms blends a classic look with modern style. The main bar is full of colour and there's a spacious garden with covered areas. There's a broad choice of drinks but beer lovers are in luck – the bar offers a huge range from top breweries. There's food and entertainment here too.

Friendly Brixton pub The Prince Albert has a vibrant and traditional feel. This popular venue has a spacious beer garden and a classic interior. The tasty drinks available here include craft beer, international wines, and spritzes. The service is warm and welcoming, and you're allowed to bring your dog in too.

For a friendly and lively atmosphere and a community feel at the pub, check out the Hand in Hand. This Brixton boozer is spacious with a traditional interior plus a garden. Drinks range from beers to cocktails and party shots, and you'll be kept entertained with live sport, pub quizzes, and music.

If you want a pub that does live music, check out the Windmill Brixton. This venue has a rich history and has gained a reputation as one of the country’s top music venues. There’s a big choice of drinks and an eclectic line-up of gigs and performances to keep you entertained.

The massive garden at The Duke of Edinburgh is one of the big attractions at this Brixton pub. Flanked by trees, it's one of the largest beer gardens in South London. There's a classic pub interior and a broad choice of drinks, including lots of draft beers. Live sport is shown here.

Discover classic pub architecture at White Horse. This Victorian pub in Brixton is vibrant and friendly, with regular live music and sport, pub quizzes, and special offers on food and drinks. Hearty pub food is on the menu, including meals for kids. A varied drinks range is available.

There's plenty of entertainment at The Sultan, located between Brixton and Streatham. The pub has a red brick exterior and typical pub look inside. Music fans can enjoy DJs, live performances, and karaoke nights. Live sport is shown here too. It's known for its welcoming ambiance and friendly service.

In a quiet Brixton street, The Marquis of Lorne is a Grade II-listed building with a distinctive tiled exterior. The interior is equally traditional with bar stools, pool tables, and patterned carpets. There are no pretensions about this place but there's a choice of drinks to satisfy every preference.

Open for over 10 years, the Crown & Anchor is one of Brixton's most popular pubs. Beer is a big attraction here, with a wide range from diverse breweries. Food is served too and events like quizzes take place. The building has brick walls and there's a spacious beer garden as well.

On the edge of Brixton and Stockwell, The Grosvenor Arms is a top place for craft beer. This disused pub was revived by a local brewery. It now has 25 beer and cider taps, a large choice of craft brews, and pizza is served. This down-to-earth place also hosts events like pub quizzes.

There's a warm and welcoming atmosphere at The Effra Hall Tavern in Brixton. The venue has a traditional appearance and a classic horseshoe bar. From cocktails to draft beer, a varied set of drinks are on offer. Sports fixtures are shown too but one of the main attractions is weekly jazz music.