4.2/5

(847 reviews)

One of the oldest pubs in Mayfair, The Punchbowl has been serving fine local ales and exquisite British cuisine to London’s gentry since 1750

4.2/5

(1,248 reviews)

Sam Smiths controversially gave this pub back its original name in June 2011. The nearest pub to Westminster Cathedral, popular with locals and business people, it had been the Cardinal for many years, commemorating Westminster’s nineteenth century Cardin

4.3/5

(1,344 reviews)

A marvellous Pub and Hotel located on Stamford Street, The Mad Hatter, with its 30 superb rooms, provides the best value accommodation in the Southwark area, while the pub downstairs serves up delicious fresh food and great ale. Stylish ensuite with bath

4.5/5

(5,250 reviews)

Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese in Fleet Street has stood on the same spot for centuries. The historic pub had to be rebuilt after the Great Fire of London in 1666.

4.3/5

(488 reviews)

Yorkshire brewer, Samuel Smith's, serve only their own beers, wines and spirits at this chain venue.

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4.2/5

(995 reviews)

Long-established as one of the finest pubs in Southwark, The White Hart now blends 18th century heritage with smart modern style. Recently refurbished to a stunning standard, it’s a super place to enjoy quality fresh food, great beers and fine wine in Lon

4.6/5

(2,438 reviews)

The Ye Olde Mitre in Hatton Garden has been featured in a couple of legendary blockbusters. The Ye Olde Mitre takes traditional pub-keeping seriously, with a wealth of real ales on tap, great home-made bar snacks, and a friendly team behind the bar.

4.2/5

(942 reviews)

The Coachmakers Marylebone is a tradtional pub serving great food

4.5/5

(1,081 reviews)

The only traditional pub in the heart of Belgravia, ever expanding range of great ales and craft beers.

4.5/5

(904 reviews)

The Harrison is a traditional central London pub with a twist. As well as delicious freshly prepared food, great booze and a warm welcome, we also have an intimate live venue and a small cosy hotel.