Four Quarters Peckham

On the Grid : The 4 Quarters

"If you want a bar with more originality and well... errr.. fun then 'The Four Quarters' is the place you have to go. It’s London's only 'Arcade Bar'. It serves great Beer (Yakima Red, Beaverton...) and the best in 80's and 90's computer game action with an ever changing collection of gaming cabinets from Crystal Castles to Pac Man, Space Invaders to Point Blank, if you like it old school you can't go wrong. Everything (apart from pinball) costs 25p (exchanged for an American quarter). They serve the best hot dogs around and house regular themed seasons and events." - Studio A4 E+F

The Best Big Outdoor Spaces For Eating And Drinking

"Picture this: half your group want to watch the football, the other half of your group - despite very much enjoying the tender emotional embrace of the show Ted Lasso - definitely don’t want to watch the football. Where do you go? To Peckham Riviera, that’s where. A big bar right by Peckham station, this place has that whole urban paradise thing going on and has everything from great amaretto sours to live sports covered. Basically, it’s a real crowd-pleaser and the tasty hot dogs don’t hurt either." - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, rianne shlebak

6 Exciting Things To Eat & Do In London Between July 23rd - 25th

"Sometimes it’s worth risking a Monday morning hangover (hello, that’s a problem for future you) and making the most of any available blip of sunshine. This Sunday marks the return of the aptly-named curators of fun, The Good Time Gang at Peckham Riviera. Expect six hours of special guests, top cocktails, loud music, and pizza. All you need to do is DM Peckham Riviera for a spot and the best part is that this foliage-packed South London space is totally covered should the weather start misbehaving." - heidi lauth beasley

"The 4 Quarters, Peckham. If you want a bar with more originality and well... errr.. fun then 'The Four Quarters' is the place you have to go. It’s London's only 'Arcade Bar'. It serves great Beer (Yakima Red, Beaverton...) and the best in 80's and 90's computer game action with an ever changing collection of gaming cabinets from Crystal Castles to Pac Man, Space Invaders to Point Blank, if you like it old school you can't go wrong. Everything (apart from pinball) costs 25p (exchanged for an American quarter). They serve the best hot dogs around and house regular themed seasons and events."