The Sun of Camberwell is a lively neighbourhood pub at 61 to 63 Coldharbour Lane, between Camberwell Green and Loughborough Junction. A bright open bar, spacious restaurant and gardens at the front and rear provide room for casual drinks, meals and gatherings. The open kitchen sits at the heart of the dining area, allowing guests to see fresh seasonal dishes being prepared.
Small plates and homemade bar snacks can include crab cakes, ham hock terrine, salt and pepper squid, popcorn chicken and hummus with olives and flatbread. Sharing boards of cured meats or British cheeses work naturally with drinks, while a plant based mezze combines tomato, babaganoush, beans and olives. These choices make it easy to begin with a snack or put together a relaxed shared meal.
Modern British mains range from ale battered haddock with chips and peas to slow cooked lamb shoulder with potato gratin and minted gravy. Bangers and mash, burgers and seasonal chicken dishes offer familiar comfort, while beetroot, squash, spinach and ricotta or potato gnocchi provide substantial vegetable led alternatives. The menu changes with the season while retaining the approachable character of pub cooking.
Traditional roasts are served on Sundays with the expected potatoes, vegetables, Yorkshire pudding and gravy. Sticky toffee pudding, fruit crumble, chocolate brownie and cheesecake provide comforting desserts after the savoury dishes. Real ale, lager, wine, cocktails and alcohol free drinks complete a pub experience that balances good food with gardens, events and friendly local service.
Address: 61 to 63 Coldharbour Lane, Camberwell, London SE5 9NS, United Kingdom