4.4/5

(1,814 reviews)

The Ship & Shovell is the only London pub in two halves, situated on either side of Craven Passage linked only by a tunnel which also contains the kitchen and cellar.

4.3/5

(1,670 reviews)

You will find The White Lion in Covent Garden London within a short stroll of Covent Garden Tube, Long Acre and Floral Street - however you won't find another like it.

4.2/5

(2,451 reviews)

A public house called The Nag’s Head has occupied 10 James Street since at least the 1670s. The current building is an example of Neo-Jacobean pub architecture (P. E. Pilditch) and was erected in 1900 being one of the 30 plus listed buildings.

4.6/5

(1,101 reviews)

Set in a Grade II-listed townhouse, the original Soho House at 40 Greek Street is where our story began back in 1995

4.3/5

(1,217 reviews)

The Two Chairmen is thought to be one of the oldest pub businesses in Westminster and is located in a small cul-de-sac between St James’ Park and Parliament Square.

4.2/5

(844 reviews)

In the heart of Covent Garden, The Sun Tavern provides a traditional pub atmosphere with a contemporary, vibrant twist. Bustling with a lively crowd, it’s the perfect place for a cheeky mid-day bevy, post work do or lazy day of indulging in pub fare.

4.3/5

(857 reviews)

One of the most historic pubs in Holborn, The Bloomsbury Tavern was once the ominous final watering hole en route to the hangman’s noose at Marble Arch. Today, the pub provides a rather more welcoming prospect.