67 Pubs Restaurants near London

"At a time when central London pubs are in decline, it’s refreshing to witness Nicholson’s commitment to maintaining (and improving) a vener ..." Read our full review

"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

The Bay and Bracket, located in the heart of Westminster, just a short walk from St James’ Park underground station, is a vibrant pub that promises a ... Find out more

"For somewhere that takes everything it does so seriously, the Draft House is really rather a hoot. Beer drinkers can order third of a pint ‘sampl ..." Read our full review

"This agreeable character was once the Savoy’s old coal cellar, but punters now come here to fuel up on cask-conditioned ales from the nation&rsqu ..." Read our full review

This eccentric, big-hearted spot is set up as a Bavarian bierkeller, with everything from Krombacher pils to Munich’s Paulaner (brewing since 1634). T ... Find out more

"Previously a decidedly average boozer, The Globe has been spruced up & now has aspirations of boho grandeur with its chandeliers & comfy leathe ..." Read our full review

"The Grade II-listed Argyll is a bobby dazzler, its screened-off snugs’ mahogany beauty reflected at every turn in myriad decorative etched mirror ..." 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

"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

" 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

The West End is a busy tourist hotspot - with China Town, Leicester Square, and the famous Eros Statue creating a great day of exploring, you're sure to get ... Find out more

Conveniently just a short stroll from Waterloo station, The Duke of Sussex is a fine example of a 1920s local – a typical boozer from long-defunct Lon ... Find out more

The George in the Strand is a historic pub found inside a Tudor-style building, originally an 18th century coffee house, just 10 minutes from the famous Wes ... Find out more

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