The Trinity

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🚇 Borough 🍺 £5.60 Amstel ❤️ A reinvigorated Borough boozer. . Situated at a busy intersection on Borough High Street, you’ll find The Trinity Pub. If you fancy a bit of sightseeing en route, the last remaining wall of Marshalsea Prison (1373–1842) is located just across the road. The nearest Tube is Borough which is next door to the pub. . The pub was previously known as The Hole in the Wall from 1899 to 2014, when it was given its current moniker. Prior to 1899, it was known as The St George’s Tavern. Fuller’s acquired the pub in August 2019. . The decor here is contemporary and has that Fullers touch of class about it. The main bar is set out in an ‘L’ shape with a dining area at the back and the predominantly imbibing area at the front. The servery is a good size and accessible from all areas, upstairs is a function room called the St George’s Room, I would guess in homage to St George the Martyr Anglican Church across the road. . The beer line up is strong, there is a good selection of craft, mainstream and cask options. I was taking in easy and opted for an Amstel, my pint was decent and cost less than six quid. There is a traditional pub grub menu available, I was feeling a bit Hank so ordered some Whitebait, my food hit the spot, price point was £8.95. Just for comparison, Fish & Chips costs £18.50. . I arrived just before 3pm on a Saturday afternoon and the pub was busy with both drinkers and diners. The atmosphere was welcoming and convivial, there was a nice buzz here. The service was on point, the two ladies behind the bar were all smiles and courteous. There is plenty on offer here to keep you entertained, throughout the month there are comedy nights, quizzes and cocktail evenings. Also, if you work for the NHS, discounts are available. . I last visited the @trinityborough five years ago, back then it was a tired Borough watering hole. This pub is a great example of “ build it and they will come”. I really enjoyed my visit here, lots of different people from all walks of life socialising in a welcoming environment, just as it should be. Definitely worth a look folks. . ℹ️ Info correct on visiting 15.07.23

Steve Cardwell

I ran a coaching workshop for men’s mental wellbeing in the private room in the Trinity. From the first interaction the team were great answering all of my questions and letting me come down and check out the space. They allowed me access the day before to set everything as I wanted and check all the tech and were accommodating to make sure that all my food and drink was all pre-ordered and ready to go. On the day itself the team was a well oiled machine. They were incredibly helpful and communicative. They had someone on our private bar, kept me updated with the tab and were even able to push food back a little when we were running behind. The service was EXCEPTIONAL! We will be booking again very soon! Thank you so much for all your hard work!

John Carr (Corinne and John)

Decent Fuller's pub with a mock tudor frontage next door to Borough tube station. Two cask beers on handpump when I last visited. A few tables outside at the front. Surprisingly quiet at 21:00 on a Saturday.