Over the years we have loved and lost many pubs in Bromley.

Pubs can be a great place for memories and to spend time with friends and families.

But unfortunately, for various reasons, we’ve had to say goodbye to a lot of them and haven't seen them reopen as of 2024.

So we have made a list of the pubs that once stood in Bromley but have closed their doors.

Beacon Hayes – formerly stood at 18 Farleigh Avenue

Compass – formerly stood at 10 Widmore Road. Closed: January 2016.

Dukes’ Head – formerly stood at 36 Market Square.

Five Bells – formerly stood at 73-75 Bromley Common. Closed: 2009

Forester – formerly stood at 133 High Street. Closed: 1999.

Garden Gate – formerly stood at Bromley Road. Closed: 2006.

Greyhound – formerly stood 205 High Street. Closed: 2006.

The Greyhound later reopened as a Wetherspoon pub under the same name.

Hop & Rye – formerly stood at 54 London Road. Closed: 2019.

Northover – formerly stood at Northover Road. Closed: 1992.

Palace Tavern – formerly stood at 1 Napier Road. Closed: 2005.

Pickhurst – formerly stood at Pickhurst Lane. Closed: 2013.

Rising Sun – formerly stood at Bromley High Street. Closed: 1977.

Rose & Crown – formerly stood 30 Market Square. Closed: 1908.

The Royal Bell – formerly stood at 175 High Street. Closed: 2009.

Teasel – formerly stood at Burnt Ash Lane. Closed: 2005.

White Hart - formerly stood at 106 High Street. Closed: 1960s.

Widmore – formerly stood at 3 Bickley Road. Closed: 2013.