This pub can be found a few doors along from the Tate Britain gallery. Facing the river it is a pleasant place to enjoy a drink. Food is available, with tables and chairs outside the pub, making it ok for children in good weather. The Morpeth Arms and Tate gallery occupy land on which once stood the Millbank Prison. The cellars are connected to tunnels that were used to take prisoners  to the river where they were put on barges to take them downriver so they could be transferred to larger seagoing ships for transportation to the colonies.