76 Pubs Restaurants near Adelphi Theatre, London

"Dramatic flaming goblets mark the entrance to this imposing Grade I-listed building. Once the Law Courts branch of the Bank of England, the OBE has bee ..." Read our full review

"When this tiny tavern fills up with suits at lunchtime, shoehorn yourself in at its island bar for a pint of Fuller’s Chiswick, ESB, London Pride ..." Read our full review

Although appearing to be a casual pub on the outside, The Sun & 13 Cantons has a separate dining room that’s all smart booths and glossy emerald t ... Find out more

Sitting on a site that was once home to the original Black Horse pub, the Urban Pub and Bar Group have restored this former favourite boozer to its original ... Find out more

"Named after epidemiologist John Snow who, in 1854, traced a deadly outbreak of cholera to a nearby public tap, this boozer’s last flirtation with ..." Read our full review

"The name refers to Georgian forerunners of today’s public houses, where subsidised coffee was sold instead of gin and porter as a previous Nanny ..." Read our full review

Cosy, rickety, narrow taverns are becoming an endangered species in this part of town, where the side streets are being stripped of all discernible London c ... Find out more

"A fixture on trendy ‘Carnaby’, the Shaston Arms is also a second home for the area’s fashion folk who go shoulder pad-to-iPad with lo ..." Read our full review

Found on Fetter Lane, not far from the old journalism hotspot of Fleet Street, is the aptly named Editor's tap. Step into a stylish, yet rustic pub and soak ... Find out more

Just off Carnaby Street, you can escape the hustle and bustle of the crowd at The Ganton Arms, a modern British pub and restaurant. After a busy day of shop ... Find out more

"Hidden down a doppelgänger for Harry Potter’s Diagon Alley, this timber-fronted, lead-windowed ancient boasts an early example of pub brandi ..." Read our full review

" Long waits to order drinks might be a thing of the past if the concept behind The Thirsty Bear, London’s first self-service pub, takes off. The pub ..." Read our full review

" There’s been a tavern here since God was a lad. This version sprang from the drawing board of prolific pub architects Eedle & Meyers, & it’s ..." Read our full review

"In the heart of the capital’s legal quarter, the historic Cittie of Yorke is a curious beast. With its awe-inspiring, medieval-style interiors &n ..." Read our full review

Flanked by street lanterns, this charmingly bijou, bow-fronted boozer has managed to hold on to many of its original Victorian features – lately resto ... Find out more