The Colby Arms, Southwark

Pub Club

The Colby Arms

A welcoming Gipsy Hill local with craft ales, live sports and karaoke nights

The Colby Arms is a modern pub on Gipsy Hill, with a warm community feel, a pub cat and a bar stocked with wine, spirits and craft ales. Sky Sports and TNT Sports cover the big games, while the pub also hosts live music and regular karaoke.

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4.2 · 106 reviews

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132 Gipsy Hill, London SE19 1PW, UK

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The bar

A proper local with plenty on screen

The bar offers worldwide lagers, craft ales, seasonal specials, wine by the glass or bottle, Prosecco, Champagne and a broad selection of spirits. Sports coverage includes football, rugby, cricket, golf and GAA, with Sky Sports and TNT Sports available. Killer Pool runs every Tuesday, alongside the popular Monday Club.

The welcome

Friendly, sociable and easy to settle into

Reviews describe a warm welcome from the team and a strong sense of community among the locals. Dogs are allowed, and the pub cat is part of the character. Live music and karaoke add to the weekly mix.

Come for

  1. 01

    Craft ales, bottled small-brewery offerings, worldwide lagers, and seasonal specials that keep the bar lineup changing.

  2. 02

    Sky Sports and TNT Sports for premiership and international football, rugby, cricket, golf, GAA, and more.

  3. 03

    Tuesday Killer Pool and the weekly Monday Club, with regular offers including double spirits for £1.50.

  4. 04

    A warm Gipsy Hill local with live music, karaoke, dogs welcome, and a pub cat adding to its community feel.

Visit

The Colby Arms

Open Monday to Thursday 12pm–11pm, Friday and Saturday 12pm–midnight, and Sunday 12pm–10:30pm.

Today · 12:00–10:30pm

Monday
12:00–11pm
Tuesday
12:00–11pm
Wednesday
12:00–11pm
Thursday
12:00–11pm
Friday
midday–midnight
Saturday
midday–midnight
Sunday
12:00–10:30pm

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