Eat Out London!The Lord Northbrook
Visit The Lord Northbrook Pub and Restaurant in the centre of Lee, home of outstanding beer & cider, great wines, mouth-watering fresh food and exceptional service.
The Lord Northbrook - Fuller's Pub and Restaurant in Lee
Situated in the heart of leafy Lee, The Lord Northbrook is a stylish Victorian pub serving first-class beers and tasty homemade food.
Long established as a community favourite, the pub was refur-bished in late 2016 - with a fresh new look putting The Lord well ahead of its peers…
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The Lord Northbrook, Lewisham
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Spurred on by the ignominy of winning an award for Worst Pub in South East London a few years back, this pub situated between Blackheath and Lewisham undertook a complete transformation of ugly-duckling-to-swan proportions and now stands as a homing beacon to all who love cosy pubs and modern decor.
The omission of televisions and the inclusion of such distractions as singles nights, acoustic nights, quiz nights, board game nights and a ukulele jam night give the pub a grown-up persona.
The term gastropub fits the bill perfectly here as locally sourced ingredients form the basis of a classic British pub food menu which changes practically every day.
The pub’s proximity to Lee station means there’s always time for one more, especially when considering that there’s a whopping 14 wines available by the glass.