Close enough to the hustle and bustle of Brixton High Street, but just far away enough to be considered a retreat, Trinity Arms the place for sharing a bite or grabbing a drink. The British pub serves comfort, casual food, and a huge selection of beers, and Sunday roast. At the back of teh bar is a stunning covered heated beer garden with a fire pit, so customers can enjoy the outdoors every season.

Hidden in the crypt of a church in Brixton is Gremio De Brixton, an intimate tapas bar serving Spanish favourites. Not only will customers find tapas, but also great bar food, Spanish wines and beers and late night entertainment. At night, the nar transforms into an nuderground club with DJs spinning tracks until the early hours.

Beast of Brixton is home from home serving coffee and cocktails, wines and local beers, delicious toasties and their famous gourmet Sunday roasts. A workspace and restaurant by day, bar and event space at night, Beast of Brixton is a versatile meeting spot. What Beast of Brixton is also famous for is their funk and Seoul Korean fried chicken which goes down very well with a cold beer.

Cattivo is a cocktail bar and restaurant in Brixton with homemade pasta, meatballs and ragus, great cocktails and bottomless brunch at weekends and bottomless dinners on Thursday evenings. Cattivo hosts tasting flights, gin blending masterclasses and cocktail masterclasses which guide customers through the art of mixology.

Barrio Brixton is a smack of Latin attitude for all the senses. The colourful cocktails and the freshly made street food-style dishes taste of holidays. Saturdays are Barrio's busiest, as they hosts 90s musical bingo and bottomless brunch. The vibrant and colourful decor makes for the best photos for social media.