67 Pubs Restaurants near Blackfriars Bridge, London

"A giant copper monk presides over the entrance to the Black Friar, & looks out disapprovingly at the building works over the road. Fortunately, thi ..." Read our full review

"In years gone by, this former mill churned out paper for the finest Fleet Street rags; now it churns out fresh food cooked from scratch, together with ..." 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

"Journos from Punch magazine allegedly congregated in this tavern during the mid-19th century, & they’d probably be pleased to see this Britis ..." Read our full review

"Stooping to pass through the black wooden doorway of this Fleet Street legend means following in the wake of drinkers & hungry folk who have made t ..." 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

"Harrild & Sons is that rare thing in the City, a bar that is suitable for both loafers and suits. Occupying a former printworks, it's now done up a ..." Read our full review

"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

"Previously The Charles Dickens, this atmospheric backstreet boozer is the most recent offering from the McElhinney family whose four other Southwark wa ..." Read our full review

" Built in 1869, here's a fine example of High Victorian gin palace, its pedigree enhanced by its resident spooks – a prostitute who was murdered on t ..." Read our full review

"Tucked away behind the Royal Courts of Justice, this tiny pub attracts a strange mix of red-faced barristers in search of liquid refreshment & wide ..." Read our full review

" Pillar-box red windows and doors straight out of The Old Curiosity Shop alert Thames Path travellers to this haunted Dickensian hideaway. Originally ..." Read our full review

We serve fresh seasonal food using locally sourced ingredients, 5 regular changing cask conditioned real ales, a selection of draught & bottled craft be ... Find out more

"Hopheads are flocking to this new City venture from the guys behind The Euston Tap and The Holborn Whippet. Located deep under the platforms of Cannon ..." Read our full review

" This civilised little Smithfield pub takes its name from one of Shepherd Neame’s flagship ales, as confirmed by the bawdy posters on the walls. Ther ..." Read our full review