Four Quarters London Bridge, Arcade bar in Southwark, London, England.
Four Quarters London Bridge is an arcade bar housed under a Victorian railway arch with more than 25 original gaming machines and craft beer on tap. The machines range from older classics to modern gaming consoles, filling the space with sounds and lights.
The building dates from London's industrial 19th century and was originally part of the railway infrastructure that shaped the area. The structure was preserved and later converted into a leisure space.
The machines here span several decades and draw players who remember classics like Pac-Man or Street Fighter from their childhood. The space has become a gathering place for people who want to play together while enjoying a drink.
The place gets busy in the afternoon and evening, though opening times vary by day of the week. It's worth checking ahead if you're coming with a larger group to book ahead.
Some of the machines here accept real American quarters, giving the games a genuine, nostalgic feel that you won't find everywhere. This small touch makes playing here feel special for many visitors.
Location: London Borough of Southwark
Address: 68 Union St, London SE1 1TD, UK
Opening Hours: Tuesday-Wednesday 16:00-23:00; Thursday-Friday 16:00-00:00; Saturday 12:00-00:00; Sunday 12:00-20:00
Phone: +447840005512
Website: https://fourquarters.bar
GPS coordinates: 51.50417,-0.09519
Latest update: December 6, 2025 19:05
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