The Dog House

This is a beautiful rustic building... I love the way it welcomes you in with comfy sofas... Huge covered seating area outside... Tastefully lit but not overpowering... Nathen (landlord) has been very accommodating each time I've visited and the lady behind the bar (sorry didn't catch your name 🤗) was immensely helpful today guiding my daughter from Waterloo station to kennington. The Dog House has an upstairs seating and eating area, where you could easily eat / Drink and relax with friends, For all you students why not grab some drinks and spend time finishing some study work away from the hustle of the London hub bub. Photos show it's lovely and clean with plenty of seating for everyone... A real honest British pub !!

A Hidden Gem Worth Every Praise! I'll start by saying that I believe in honest reviews, and my connection to The Dog House runs deep. My friends, Duncan and Claire, along with their lovely family, own this place. Plus, my son works here. That being said, I would never write a review I didn't wholeheartedly mean. The Dog House, in my opinion, is a hidden gem! The atmosphere is fantastic, the staff is top-notch, the food is delicious, and the beer selection is outstanding. It's a refreshing change to visit a place where you can simply enjoy yourself without any reservations. Duncan and Claire, the owners, are "real" people who genuinely care about what they do. Their passion and patience shine through in every aspect of this establishment. Well done to you all for creating such an amazing place!

This was my local pub when I first moved to London twenty years ago. It always was the best pub in the area (not hard twenty years ago). I visited again, 'for old time's sake', and was really happy to see that it had evolved into, what is now, one of my favourite pubs in London. Great food, stylish, but in no way contrived, and with really good food. A truly honest London pub that still serves locals good food and independent, regularly changingbeer.

Great atmosphere in this Victorian pub on Kennington Road with its inviting wooden flooring, and a good choice of beer to be had. I went for the Routemaster Red by Southwark Brewing, which was, to my joy, served in a barrel glass. The punters were very friendly, and we made note of the Sunday roast menu for when we're back in the area.