67 Pubs Restaurants near London

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

"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

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

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

"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

"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

" 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

" Following pubs in Clapham, Clerkenwell, Brixton, Islington and Brighton, The Craft Beer Co. now has a site in Covent Garden. Sticking to a popular f ..." Read our full review

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

" Award-winning & much-admired pies are the standouts at this classic taproom – so dig into steak & ale, mutton, fish, chicken with asparagus ..." 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

"The ‘backstage bar’ at The Spice of Life is a music cellar that boasts an impressive past: Paul Simon, Cat Stevens & Dylan played it, & ..." 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