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Little Nan's Bar

A maximalist, kitsch cocktail bar inside a Deptford Market Yard railway arch, decorated with Union Jacks, leopard print and knick-knacks in tribute to the owner's grandmother, serving cocktails by the teapot.

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Little Nan's Bar, a maximalist, kitsch cocktail bar
Photo: Ewan Munro, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Flickr

Did you know

A single teapot cocktail serves roughly four teacups' worth of drink, and the bar has picked up multiple industry awards since opening in 2013.

Local tip

Order a cocktail by the teapot rather than a single glass if there's more than one of you, it's better value and the bar's whole gimmick. Boozy brunch runs daily and gets busy, so book ahead for weekends.

Famous dishes

  • Teapot cocktails
  • Disco fries
  • Fish finger sarnies
  • Afternoon tea

Finding it

Address
Arches 14-15, Deptford Market Yard, London SE8 4BX
Nearest station
Deptford (National Rail), 246 m away

Details change, so check with the place before you set off.

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