67 Pubs Restaurants near London

"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

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

"Unlike Mayfair’s other Coach and Horses, this old-time boozer is the real deal. The place looks much as it did on its opening day as a coaching i ..." 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

"Hidden down a cobbled street off Whitehall, this lavishly refurbished venue – originally a 17th-century bank – is something of a Tardis. Th ..." Read our full review

"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

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

Just 100 yards from Trafalgar Square, The Clarence is a quintessentially British pub, perfectly situated for enjoying a fantastic meal close to West End wh ... Find out more

"You can be sure of a decent pint of Guinness and a proper Irish Whisky chaser at this cavernous, Irish-themed pub just off Piccadilly Circus. With four ..." Read our full review

Welcome to The Lyric, a beautiful little Victorian pub in central London that offers more than expected: An excellent array of draught & bottled beer, f ... 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

Set in the Harry Potter-esque alleys of Shepherd Market, this Georgian tavern has caused local office workers and tourists to fall under its spell following ... Find out more

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

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

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