Borough Market, London. Another beautiful pub next to Borough Market, this one dates to 1864. It used to be a debtors prison, and some of the old cells have been transformed into snugs. The curved frontage of this corner pub features stunning caramel colored Victorian tiled facades with ornate leaded windows. Inside there is lots of dark wood and wooden floors, with plenty of seating around the central bar. Down the large staircase leads to the Debtors Bar, where the snugs are located. Each is named after a beer style - lager, pale ale, brown ale, porter and stout. I grabbed a Ghost Ship Beyond the Pale Ale from Adnams Brewing in Southwold and settled into the pale ale snug. I felt quite at home!