68 Pubs Restaurants near Blackfriars Bridge, London

" The imposing mahogany bar at this restored, traditional, two-roomed backstreet boozer offers an opportunity to sample the full range of ales from Su ..." Read our full review

"‘Famous for serving Covent Garden market traders since Victorian times’, says the blurb, although you are more likely to find office worker ..." Read our full review

A place to enjoy all the things that are great about a real pub – the conversation, the food, the drink and above all the atmosphere. It’s your ... Find out more

"Technically speaking, the name should be The Ship & The Shovell. Facing one another across a narrow alleyway, these two scarlet-painted pothouses a ..." Read our full review

"We felt immediately at ease in the contemporary gastropub setting, with its very in-vogue forest green and navy colour palette, exposed bulbs and gold ..." Read our full review

"This modern gastropub boasts a prime location between Farringdon and Barbican tubes. The two-floor site features a buzzy downstairs bar which has old-w ..." Read our full review

Open till 1.30am Fridays and Saturdays it’s a great space to celebrate your birthday, anniversary or reunion. There is an impressive music syste ... Find out more

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

Standing on a slightly scruffy Clerkenwell side street, the diminutive Gunmakers makes an agreeable if unassuming bolthole for a pint, cocktail and a couple ... Find out more

"A stalwart among City watering holes with a history that long pre-dates its present Victorian setting, The Lamb fills with loyal & mostly suited fa ..." Read our full review

A Clerkenwell fixture since 1647, this historic tavern was supposedly where Stalin met Lenin in 1905 (an urban myth, say some), and also provided a location ... Find out more

"Formerly the Bucket of Blood, on account of the bare-knuckle fights that took place behind its thick walls, this legendary Covent Garden boozer earned ..." Read our full review

"It scooped Camra’s top national gong in 2010/11, proof-positive that The Harp is a plucky individualist when it comes to character & ales. On ..." Read our full review

"Hercule Poirot is about all that’s missing from this emphatically patriotic temple to all things Belgian, with its flags fluttering outside, Tint ..." Read our full review

"Judging by its sign, the ‘three kings’ in question are Elvis, King Kong and Henry VIII, but this madcap little boozer is more famous for th ..." Read our full review