New family friendly South London pub opens with covered garden and pizza oven

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New family friendly South London pub opens with covered garden and pizza oven

There's nothing we Brits love more than a good pub to sit down and enjoy. Now a new family-friendly pub in South London has just opened with a delicious new menu and many exciting features.

The new pub in Tooting used to be known as the Manor Bar Tooting but after investment into the pub it was renovated to become the Tooting Tavern. Opening on July 18, the pub has created 15 new jobs for the local area and hopes to be a new big feature for locals.

The Tooting Tavern's renovation is perfect for all to enjoy especially this summer. There is a new pizza oven in the garden that will see a delicious addition to the menu, along with many other fun food-themed nights like burger night, steak night, seasonal specials and Sunday roasts every week.

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Food at The Tooting Tavern
The Tooting Tavern used to be known as Manor Bar Tooting

The back garden is also covered - helpful with the amount of rain we have had - and has a new decked seating area and TV outside showing all the sports. The drinks offerings now include an ever-changing craft beer range, rotating cask ales, new cocktails, and weekly drink deals on cocktails, shots, and fizz.

There will be a weekly quiz held every Thursday along with weekly live music events. The pub is aimed to be family and dog-friendly meaning that everyone can enjoy it.

To celebrate becoming The Tooting Tavern, the pub will be hosting a free entry family fun day on Saturday, July 27, from 12-3 pm, featuring free food and drinks, outdoor games with prizes, face painting, a balloon maker, a DJ, make-your-own pizza sessions, and pop-ups from other local businesses.

You can find the Tooting Tavern at Tooting High St, Greater, London SW17 0SF

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