67 Pubs Restaurants near London

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

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

" 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

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

"You won’t need a satnav to find the London offshoot of this Dublin brewing outfit: the clamour of the post-work crowd on the kerbside courtyard s ..." Read our full review

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

"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

"Named after epidemiologist John Snow who, in 1854, traced a deadly outbreak of cholera to a nearby public tap, this boozer’s last flirtation with ..." Read our full review

"A rare survivor in these parts, here is a real London backstreet pub & a contemporary of the Iron Duke, Wellington, himself. Integral to an appeali ..." Read our full review

" Long waits to order drinks might be a thing of the past if the concept behind The Thirsty Bear, London’s first self-service pub, takes off. The pub ..." 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

"Businesses come and go on Lavender Hill, but The Crown endures. It was originally a hotel, and upper floors of the present (1870s) building still offer ..." Read our full review

Large enough to please most of the people most of the time, this Westminster boozer operates on three levels: basement bar, ground-floor open-plan pub with ... 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