The Gladstone Arms
Opening hours:
Mon - Thur: 12pm - 11:00pm
Fri - Sat: 12pm - 12am
Sun: 12pm - 10:30pm
Address: 64 Lant Street, London SE1 1QN
The Southwark place to be for gigs
Known locally as ‘The Glad’, this independent family-run pub is affectionately named after four-time former prime minister William Gladstone. Located a stone's throw away from Borough tube station, expect Anglo-Indian dishes including favourites such as curry pies and Indian Sunday roasts. Accompanying the spice is a strong selection of British craft beer, wine and cocktails. An array of entertainment can also be found. Gigs, comedy, quizzes and open mic nights all feature weekly.
A pub that sheds a gentle melancholy upon the soul.
Steeped in over 200 years of history, The Glad was mentioned by Charles Dickens in the Pickwick Papers as somewhere that “sheds a gentle melancholy upon the soul”. However, you’d be forgiven for mistaking melancholy for celebration now, as The Glad is now very much somewhere to have fun!
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“When people come to our pub, they usually feel very welcomed and a little bit like walking into a living room, it feels like a place where you could spend hours chatting with friends."
Gaurav and Megha, Directors of the Gladstone Arms
