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3.9/5

(1,472 reviews)

An attractive Victorian pub close to Covent Garden in the centre of London’s theatre land, the perfect place for some delicious traditional pub food and drink.

4.7/5

(1,108 reviews)

An artfully social bar where conversational cocktails are served alongside live jazz and Gerald’s Scarfe's collection of original and one-off paintings.

4.5/5

(2,053 reviews)

On the edge of Covent Garden, down London’s historic Drury Lane, you’ll find Lowlander: a unique and unpretentious hidden gem amongst the West End’s drinking and dining establishments. Embodying the

4.2/5

(1,314 reviews)

Established in the 13th Century, The White Hart Inn on Drury Lane claims to be London’s oldest pub. Historical records show its first license was granted as early as 1216, and its place in the capital’s history makes it a hit with tourists.

4.1/5

(695 reviews)

Rocking Holborn since way back when.

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

(309 reviews)

Shoehorned between bland red-brick buildings on the London School of Economics’ doorstep, Ye Old White Horse looks massively out of place with its olde worlde black-painted frontage, floral displays and fancy gold lettering. What a find.