The Story
Tucked into a corner of the Grade II* listed Drapers'Hall building near the old Stock Exchange, the Arbitrager took its name from 1980s City trading-floor culture. The site traded as a pub through the 1980s before falling into disrepair; it reopened in 2015 under independent ownership with a self-imposed rule that every beer, wine and spirit it served had to be made within the M25 — a virtue during the 2010s London craft boom, but a ceiling once the best UK beer started coming from further afield. Closed 2026. The site has reopened as The Barrow, a Greene King-affiliated pub.
Ghost Hunter mode reveals 500+ closed and demolished pubs on the PINtPOINT radar — each one a room that once poured pints on that exact street corner.
Last-pour archive from the venue’s Untappd check-ins.