Cheap Pubs In London

Head to East End boozer The Star of Bethnal Green for an affordable pub in London. The charming spot has everything you need for a fun night East, from sport screenings through to a karaoke room, as well as offering some cracking discounts on food and drink throughout the week, including a £5 margarita night on Mondays.

The Belle Vue is one of the cosiest pubs in Clapham, regardless of the busy corner it sits on, known for board games, great pints and a hungry crowd come Sundays. But for Thursday punters? Make the most of their 'Pot & Parma' offer with a half pint of beer and chicken parmigiana for just £10.

A pub steeped in history, this Fitzrovia favourite not only offers up a fabulous selection of purse-friendly tipples, but there's also a great selection of drinks to choose from. Whether you're after a cold cask ale, bubbling cider of continental lager on tap, you'll find it all with a menu of pub grub to soak it all up.

From traditional old interiors through to rotating street food pop-ups, The Old Nun's Head is a top choice for a budget London pub trip. The venue is located in Nunhead and is perfect for cosy winter evenings with their roaring fireplaces or sipping a cheap pint in London in the beer garden come summertime.

Walthamstow's lively Chequers pub is a must for gin lovers looking for a drinks offer. At their high street digs, you can expected buy one, get the second for only £1 on gin goblets between 2 and 8pm on weekdays, perfect for those that like their drinks cool and crisp, come rain or shine.

A local independent boozer that can be found on Liverpool Road in Islington, The Regent offers a respite from the hustle and bustle of the area. The relaxed space promises plush leather booths and traditional wooden furnishings, and they show live sport on their multiple TVs.

Expect weekly comedy nights on Mondays, and a quiz every Thursday. There's a cracking range of craft beer on offer, as well as tasty pizzas loaded with spicy salami, gorgonzola or wild mushroom. What's more, you can get lunch for £7 on Thursdays and Fridays.

Established in 1546, Ye Olde Mitre is a historic boozer that takes traditional pub-keeping seriously. Take a stroll through the cobbled courtyard to discover this gem, which features rustic wooden furnishings, patterned carpets and mugs hanging from the ceiling.

They offer seven different real ales on tap, as well as five changing guest brews per week - so no wonder it was voted the CAMRA pub of the year on three occasions. They also serve a range of toasties from £7 each, filled with cheese and tomato, ham, onion or pickle.

A beacon for sport lovers in the city, Greenwood is a staple for Victoria punters when it comes to rugby, football and more, but they're also a dab hand with a great pub offer too. Think two for £12 or six for £30 on tacos, as well as pints that won't break the bank.

The Wolfpack Inn in Fulham gives a slinky lean to pub experiences in the city, blending dark interiors and exteriors with modern, artsy furniture which still screams pub, but gives a fun and unique lean. What's more, cocktails will set you back just £12 each here.

When it comes to affordable London pubs, The Black Lion in West Hampstead has to be right up there when it comes to the cash friendly. Not only have they got a range of great drinks and proper good pints, but also affordable eats, live sports playing and a lovely beer garden for jaunts in the sunshine.

You'll find The Pembury Tavern in Hackney, run by local independent brewery The Five Points Brewing Company. There are plenty of cask and keg beers to choose from, as well as award-winning New York inspired Neapolitan pizzas by ACE Pizza.

They're both dog and child-friendly, and there's also a private space for large groups. Plus, there's a billiards table for added entertainment.

A south of the river favourite, known for their lively pub weekends, bustling DJ nights and more, Prince of Peckham is a local haven, with something always happening on their roster. And their cheap options are not to be scoffed at either, with 'hot mess Mondays' promising wings for just £10, late night happy hours, and two for £12 cocktails on Wednesdays.

Located on the outskirts of Camden, The Colonel Fawcett is a independent pub that's been around since 2011 - though the building dates back to 1845. They offer 19 different beers on draught, as well as a collection of over 100 gins and a choice of natural, organic and bio wines.

The welcoming space is decked out in exposed brick walls and comfy leather booths, with dartboards for some added entertainment. And if you're feeling peckish, they serve everything from ham, egg and chips to cashew cream gnocchi, as well as sumptuous Sunday roasts.

A short walk from Catford Broadway, this charming South London pub is a top spot if you're looking to get your sesh on without incurring too many fees. Offering affordable pints and some very delicious eats, it's one of the best pubs in the area.

Offering a great selection of drinks and some very good wood-fired pizzas, this cheap and cheerful Camden pub is one of the best spots in town if you're looking for a beer and a boogie. And with a mammoth range of music nights, it's got a little something going for everyone.

The Victoria is a Dalston institution and one of London's best affordable pubs. The friendly local is a great spot to hear new music through their regular live music nights as well as serving up a huge roster of delicious burgers and cheap pints.

With a cute beer garden, kitsch interiors and a unique location, The Vineyard in Angel is an affordable London pub where the local buzz is evident. Head to North London as the venue puts on a party over weekends with a DJ spinning until 2am; it's also great for a cheap birthday party in the city too, should you need a table, private hire of more.

Islington's Horatia is great for a cheap pub experiences in London if bao is your thing. While the Holloway Road pub keeps things English traditional (and pretty) when it comes to interiors, the kitchen is promising delicious and affordable pizzas.

Look no further than St. Christopher's Inn on Borough High Street for a decent experience, at a decent cost. This top-notch spot is home to a plethora of cheap eats, from pork belly burgers to fish and chips, alongside some lip-smacking craft beers on tap.

Punters in Fitzrovia won't just be able to count on the Carpenters Arms as an excellent time, with an enviable city centre beer garden and lush, almost botanical like interiors throughout, they can rely on affordability too, with regular offers making sure cost is key.

Wimbledon has always been known as a warm, local and suburban spot for Londoners to escape to, but with big sporting tournaments and greenery in tow, it's often touted as unaffordable. But not at The Old Frizzle. A pretty pub near South Wimbledon train and tube station, guests can enjoy lunches for under a tenner and budget-friendly pints.

One of the liveliest pubs in the city, Signature Brew Haggerston is the original venue from Signature Brew. They serve some of the freshest craft beer around, including all their signature sips:  Roadie All Night IPA, Studio Pilsner, Backstage IPA, and Nightliner coffee porter.

It's not just the pints that are enticing here, as they also host a lineup of weekly events. We're talking live music, comedy shows, quiz nights and more.

For an inexpensive pint of real ale in the city, look no further than The Stag in Hampstead. With beers from all around the world and two for one burgers on Tuesdays, the cheap London pub is perfect for a catch-up evening thanks to a bunting-laden beer garden that becomes a hive of activity come 15 degrees and up.