67 Pubs Restaurants near London

Established in 1749, The Footman holds the distinction of being one of London's oldest pubs. Its storied history traces back to its original name, The Runni ... Find out more

"‘A bloomin’ good Bloomsbury pub’, the unfussy, welcoming Queen’s Larder takes its name from Queen Charlotte, wife of ‘mad ..." Read our full review

" Impressive original features such as a carved mahogany bar, sparkling etched glass mirrors, plush scarlet booths and bronze flower-nymph lamps mark ..." Read our full review

"Hucksters, pickpockets and conmen beware! The Burlington Arms is across the street from West End Central police station. Smart, clean, comfortable, wel ..." Read our full review

" The fourth venue from the team behind Terroirs, Brawn and Soif dishes up the same hearty French regional fare, matched with some terrific wines from ..." Read our full review

"The Coach & Horses was famously the favoured drinking den of Spectator columnist the late Jeffrey Bernard; latter-day soaks sustain themselves on d ..." Read our full review

"‘Clachan’ is the Scottish word for a hamlet but, at peak times, this high-Victorian pub, tucked behind (& once part of) Liberty’s ..." Read our full review

The French House is one of those British institutions that’s been around for as long as most can remember. The pub and dining room originally opened i ... Find out more

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

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

"Dating back to 1739, this long-standing pub is now part of The Palomar stable just two doors down, with a pub, cocktail lounge and an intimate res ..." Read our full review

"Bric-a-brac, knick-knacks, curios, ephemera, brasses & Beatles memorabilia: the landlord could be in for a tidy sum if he ever decided to de-clutte ..." 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

"Opened in 1882, when Shepherd Market was an insalubrious haunt of harlots & dodgy geezers, this timeworn, darkly panelled watering hole (dating fro ..." Read our full review