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This traditional local is run by Croydon's longest-serving landlady, now 50 years at the helm. It is the most southerly pub with a London area postcode. The interior is filled with brassware and a host of other artefacts. Although a one bar pub, there are three distinct drinking areas. Sunday roast is served, and karaoke evenings feature.
Historic Interest
Opened in 1856; the pub was once owned by Nalder & Collyer, but the exterior tiling shows subsequent ownership of Ind Coope & Allsopp.
This Pub serves 1 changing beer and 2 regular beers.
Joiners Arms, South Norwood
Changing beers typically include: Purity - Pure UBU , Woodforde's - Wherry