Pubs featured on the Big Screen

Whatever you call it – the pub, the local, the good old-fashioned boozer – few things are as important to the British way of life. So it’s little wonder the pub has played such an important role in the history of British cinema and television.

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Alma

London N1

Live sport

4.2/5

(314 reviews)

As featured in "Only Fools and Horses" - Offering a warm welcome, friendly service and great drinks.

Blue Anchor

London W6

4.4/5

(1,963 reviews)

As featured in "Minder" - The Blue Anchor is a traditional English family run pub, based on the banks of the Thames at Hammersmith.

Bush Inn

St. Hilary, Cowbridge, CF71

4.6/5

(603 reviews)

As featured in "Sherlock Holmes" as The Cross Keys - The Bush Inn is a quaint olde 16th century coaching inn steeped in history and charm, situated in St Hilary, a beautiful, medieval village in the heart of The Vale of Glamorgan

Windmill Inn

Redmile, Nottingham, NG13

4.7/5

(407 reviews)

As featured in "Auf Wiedersehen Pet" - The Windmill provides a cosy atmosphere with roaring fires in winter and a stunning patio for summer to enjoy a local ale, delicious wine or cheeky gin.

Horseshoe

London SE1

4.2/5

(1,405 reviews)

As featured in "Ashes to Ashes" & "Life on Mars" - The Horseshoe is a Traditional Pub, close to London Bridge and The Shard, serving good food, fine wines and Real Ales.

Queens Arms

Birmingham, West Midlands, B3

As featured in "Line of Duty" - Situated close to St Paul’s Square, the Queen’s Arms offers a vast selection of craft beers, traditional ales and scrumptious pub food.