The Blacksmith's Arms

Great local pub that has appearance of old fashioned British boozer. Thai food is second to none and must be one of best cheap eats in the capital! Highly recommended and choice of beers and lagers also great.

probably the best rib eye steak I've had for a long time. good quality, nicely cooked with excellent chips. service with a smile. not very busy on a Wednesday night. they should be more busy considering the quality of the steak.

The food was excellent! I had the seabass and it was yummy. I’ve been coming here since I was a little girl and I have seen it change many times, but this is by far the best it’s been in my opinion The staff are very friendly too!

Wholsome home food. From the outside, its just another Fuller's pub... When you get inside the decor is like any other pub until you nose get woken up with the authentic aroma of thai spices. Sturdy tom yum soup, good jungle curry.

I was there with my family. we decided that we will celebrate the birthday of my mother in the restaurant. then we have the cake. then I ordered pasta (tagliatelle) ... the pasta (tagliatelle) was very delicious. then we came back to us.

We went to this pub this weekend, I was running the London 2024 Marathon, and I must say the food, service, staff and the locals make this pub a brilliant place, staff happy to squeeze us in, very welcoming and happy. Went in on Sunday evening, and locals made me feel special after running the 26.2 miles. Great proper little London pub. Couldn't fault it. Thank you for a couple of pleasant evening. Wish all the staff well.

we rode in this beautiful pub in redherhithe after a long walk of canada water and stave hills. it was just what we needed on a windy day. this I had a fuller pub so honigtau on tap, which is a blessing. I tried her locally brewed beer called seafarers and loved it. the choice of beer is limited enough. I didn't try to taste it when we had a hurry, but we would go to dinner again. the ambiente of the pub is amazing and sucks it immediately in the history, when redheart was a harbour to Canadian and Russian ships in the 60s.

this pub has no more Thai food, but the personal remains warm and amiable. the menu has brides with influx of other kitchens that is very suitable for london. for example we had a delicious bruschetta for the starter and as a net a crispy plate of fish and chips and a beautifully presented fried sea bass with maische. they also have table service, so they do not have to stand up and pay their order before, in contrast to most pubs. we were in the dining room on the lower floor, but there is a beer garden and upstairs also sits.

It's a bit different, but the Blacksmith's Arms has Thai food rather than standard pub grub it's not the best Thai in town (not by a long shot) but it's decent and does the job for a small neighbourhood joint. The chicken and cashew nuts is spicy and full of flavour as is the Pad Thai. The prawn crackers to start aren't your usual brand of limp white flaccid crisps but pink and red and zingy and spicy and go really well with the sweet chilli sauce that are there to dip into. Service is a little slow but personable, warm and friendly and it's a good choice when you're in the neighbourhood, or as is most likely staying at the nearby hotel.