This pub has Brixton written all over it. Inside the Duke of Edinburgh it's a fairly traditional wooden affair with some tidy long tables and some sink-into-me armchairs. Weekend nights see some DJs trying to insight some movement from the clusters of young ones, office workers and locals. The real draw here though is the absolutely MASSIVE beer garden. Crammed with wooden tables, peppered with leafy trees and seething with youngsters, the Duke of Edinburgh is a real crowd-puller in the summer months. There are heaps of gas heaters scattered across the garden and every weekend the sweet smell of sausages roasting on the pub's BBQ wafts through the air. On balmy nights, it really is a great place to chat to your mates, sink a pint or two and simply soak up the infectious summer buzz.
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Duke of Edinburgh
204 Ferndale Road, SW9 8AG
Behemoth of a beer garden, bbqs and DJs in Brixton
This pub has Brixton written all over it. Inside it's... More
The Duke of Edinburgh
204 Ferndale Road, SW9
This pub has the largest beer garden in London and embodies the laidback atmosphere so common to Brixton boozers. Crammed with... More
The original DJ Bar continues to boast a sparkling music policy, funky crowd and friendly vibe. International fame ensures the place is crowded each and ...More
By no means your average watering hole; the Effra defies most attempts at description or classification. From the outside it looks like a shabby South ... More
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Brixton’s best Caribbean restaurant is a real friendly family-run place. They’ve only got a certain amount of space and furniture and whenever a large party ...More
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The original DJ Bar continues to boast a sparkling music policy, funky crowd and friendly vibe. International fame ensures the place is crowded each and ...More
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This pub has Brixton written all over it. Inside the Duke of Edinburgh it's a fairly traditional wooden affair with some tidy long tables and some sink-into-me armchairs. Weekend nights see some DJs trying to insight some movement from the clusters of young ones, office workers and locals. The real draw here though is the absolutely MASSIVE beer garden. Crammed with wooden tables, peppered with leafy trees and seething with youngsters, the Duke of Edinburgh is a real crowd-puller in the summer months. There are heaps of gas heaters scattered across the garden and every weekend the sweet smell of sausages roasting on the pub's BBQ wafts through the air. On balmy nights, it really is a great place to chat to your mates, sink a pint or two and simply soak up the infectious summer buzz. 
