67 Pubs Restaurants near London

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

"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

"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

"‘A bloomin’ good Bloomsbury pub’, the unfussy, welcoming Queen’s Larder takes its name from Queen Charlotte, wife of ‘mad ..." 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

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

" 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

"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

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

"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

"Hucksters, pickpockets and conmen beware! The Burlington Arms is across the street from West End Central police station. Smart, clean, comfortable, wel ..." 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

"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

"‘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

"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