4.4/5

(241 reviews)

Opened in 1677 as The Grecian Coffee House, this historic pub was the favourite haunt of various historical figures, including Sir Isaac Newton, Sir Edmund Halley and Hans Sloane. Newly reopened i

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4.4/5

(372 reviews)

Temple Brew House, home to the Essex Street Brewing Company, has three aims in life: to make great beer, to enjoy making great beer, and to bring everyone else along for the ride.

4.3/5

(313 reviews)

A hidden treasure a stone's throw from the Royal Courts of Justice

4.4/5

(1,394 reviews)

We get up to all sorts here at The Royal George, and here's where you'll find out about it. Why not join The Royal George club to get details of our events, news and offers on tap?

4.4/5

(3,610 reviews)

Residing in the former Law Courts branch of the Bank of England, this beautifully renovated pub invites you to enjoy a pie and pint in stunning surroundings. With its opulent interior, The Old Bank of England is one of the finest pubs in Central London.

4.2/5

(1,054 reviews)

Ye Olde Cock Tavern originally dates back to 1549 and is well known for the pub with the narrowest frontage of any London pub. It is opposite Temple Church which was made famous in Dan Brown’s book “The Da Vinci Code”. All new Gin Lounge upstairs and two