67 Pubs Restaurants near London

"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

"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

"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

"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

"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

"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

"Dramatic flaming goblets mark the entrance to this imposing Grade I-listed building. Once the Law Courts branch of the Bank of England, the OBE has bee ..." Read our full review

"The Coach & Horses was famously the favoured drinking den of Spectator columnist the late Jeffrey Bernard; latter-day soaks sustain themselves on d ..." Read our full review

"It’s not often we find ourselves looking in need of a pub lunch in Westminster, especially on a Sunday afternoon. But with renowned British chef ..." Read our full review

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

" There’s been a tavern here since God was a lad. This version sprang from the drawing board of prolific pub architects Eedle & Meyers, & it’s ..." Read our full review

"‘Clachan’ is the Scottish word for a hamlet but, at peak times, this high-Victorian pub, tucked behind (& once part of) Liberty’s ..." 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