The Ivy House

“Great pub, excellent drinks and a wonderful atmosphere.”

Andrew Kerr★★★★★

Brilliant thanks 😊 great atmosphere fantastic staff friendly and helpful great service 👍 😀 great selection of food and drinks 🍸 👌 pizza 🍕 😀very Tasty food 😋 😀 😊 👌 ticks all the boxes 💯 📦 🙄 😋 😀 value for money 💰 🤑 💸 😋 😀 💯

Garratt Lane★★★★★

Great pub. Went to see Jon Magidsohn and his band. Lovely music space, beautiful old brown wood panelled bar. It's a community pub so they do actually care thar they do things right!

London Pub Map★★★★★

🚇 Nunhead 🍺 £6.00 Arnsberg Lager The Ivy House is located in a quiet residential street, near Nunhead Cemetery in the Newlands area of Nunhead, Southeast London. The nearest station is Nunhead. This former Truman's pub was originally built in 1865 and called The Newlands Tavern. The pub you see today was built in 1938 by Truman's principal architect, A.E. Sewell. Renamed The Stuart Arms in 1985, its name changed again in 1996 to The Ivy House, apparently in connection with the pub's Guv’nor at the time, Mum Ivy. During the ‘Pub Rock’ era of the 1970s, Ian Dury, Elvis Costello, Joe Strumme

Susan S★★★★

Community run pub, taken on by locals after it came under threat. Very popular. Worth booking if you want Sunday lunch. Generally have jazz on Sunday afternoons (large back room with stage). Service generally good. The only thing I would prefer in terms of the chicken roast dinner would be to have more veg and ditch the Yorkshire pudding!