67 Pubs Restaurants near London

"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

"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

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

"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

"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

"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

"A fixture on trendy ‘Carnaby’, the Shaston Arms is also a second home for the area’s fashion folk who go shoulder pad-to-iPad with lo ..." Read our full review

"An unstuffy, fun-loving cider house, The Green Man can feel like a student house party what with its scuffed wood floors, colourful posters & DJs p ..." 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

"Handily placed behind Oxford Street, The Adam & Eve is a favourite with shoppers and workers looking for a place to unwind. The furnishings scream ..." 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

"Constable decreed it pretty as a picture, lady of the manor Madonna has supped here & George Orwell (in whose honour the fading 1950s-style upstair ..." Read our full review

"The name refers to Georgian forerunners of today’s public houses, where subsidised coffee was sold instead of gin and porter as a previous Nanny ..." 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

"‘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