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The Lord Nelson (Free House)
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Michael Croxford
Visits Details
09 Mar 2025 (Jack William)
Sunday lunchtime. I walked one and a half miles from the Elephant & Castle to tick off this heritage pub. Thought it had shut down because from the Old Kent both doors were firmly closed, the outside very tired and I couldn’t see any lights on. The door round the side however was open - and this barn of a boozer boasted just three other customers but no real ale. The CAMRA heritage entry warns that the pub has seen better days - and it really has - but I was shown around the heritage fixtures and fittings by a quite proud landlady. Had to settle for a lager - but only £4.70 a pint.
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27 Apr 2012 (HSB)
No real ale. Worthwhile for the interior alone.
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About The Lord Nelson
The pub is found in Bermondsey, Central London, SE1 5AA.
In Old Kent Road, alas no real ale. A very interesting interior with a splendid bar structure and impressive mirrors. Grade II listed.
We have visited this pub twice, seen 0 different beers and tried them all.
Postcode: SE1 5AA