47 Pubs Restaurants near Glaziers Hall, London

"It's ‘standing room only' inside this micro-boozer on the edge of Borough Market, which is why drinkers often spill out onto the terrace and stre ..." Read our full review

"A Southwark fixture since 1772, this redoubtable tavern has been re-launched as a Young’s house, all spruced up and tricked out in nu-Victoriana. ..." Read our full review

A pub for all occasions, The Bridge Tap is a great addition to the dining scene of London Bridge and Southwark. Classically British, welcoming to all, and w ... Find out more

"The National Trust-owned George Inn is stolen away off the choke of Borough High Street, although its historical significance as the capital’s la ..." 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

Owners Nicholsons appear to have spent a packet transforming this Thames-side former tea warehouse – where museum founder Frederick Horniman dealt in ... Find out more

The new Britannia received a £250k makeover in 2016 from its owners (who also run the Slug & Lettuce chain), creating an attractive cod-Edwardian ... 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

Owners Stonegate have revamped what was previously spook-themed curiosity, The London Stone. Out goes the goth get-up, in comes a fresher look. A feature be ... Find out more

On the former site of Smiths of Smithfield’s Cannon Street offshoot, this Young’s pub offers an all-day menu of dinner and drinks. The interiors ... Find out more

Named after the grisly form of capital punishment traditionally meted out at the Tower of London opposite, this new pub occupies an imposing Edwardian edifi ... Find out more

"A wall of whiskies – more than 100 in total – is a standout feature of this sympathetically renovated local boozer round the back of Guy&rs ..." Read our full review

" City history lives on in the traffic-free alleys behind St Michael Cornhill, where walking tours and thirsty suits descend on this venerable Shepher ..." Read our full review

"The Grade II-listed Victorian premises that were once home to Prescott’s Bank have been transformed into a splendid pub, complete with an imposin ..." Read our full review