A 1995 Wetherspoon bank conversion, formerly the premises of bankers Messrs Cocks Biddulph & Co (later to be absorbed by Martins Bank and finally Barclays Bank), the building was designed by Richard Coad and built 1870-73.

4.2/5

(494 reviews)

Licensed in 1767 and rebuilt in 1897. Now a small and popular pub with a U shaped counter, tucked away at the top end of Rathbone Street. Acquired by Greene King from Bass in 1993. Standing ledge outs

4.0/5

(3,697 reviews)

As one of the most recent and lavishly refurbished Slug and Lettuce venues, we now have seating out front for those lazy summer afternoons. So why not stop by so you can sit back, relax and watch t

4.0/5

(3,764 reviews)

Whether your occasion is a group celebration, a family moment, dining with colleagues or just getting together for drinks at the bar, Planet Hollywood is the perfect venue and can accommodate most large and small groups alike.

4.2/5

(1,181 reviews)

You will find The Crown in Brewer Street London within a short stroll of Regent Street, Shaftesbury Avenue and Piccadilly Circus - however you won't find another like it.

4.3/5

(1,059 reviews)

A traditional looking pub, with loads of knickknacks hanging from the ceiling and pictures on the wall to impress the tourists - plenty of brewery mirrors in evidence, along with recruitment posters from the second World War and stuffed birds.

4.3/5

(2,064 reviews)

Great gastro pub with a great range of beers

4.1/5

(918 reviews)

A great bar to visit for lunch when you need a break from the office or some after-work drinks to wind down before the last train home. Either way the fantastic customer service at Pitcher & Piano Cornhill will bring you back time and time again.