4.3/5

(467 reviews)

Proper pubs are becoming hard to find as the gentrification of Soho continues apace, so this one, just off Oxford Street, deserves support.

4.6/5

(651 reviews)

In its 10th anniversary, 69 Colebrooke Row is one of London’s most established neighborhood bars. Identifiable by an outdoor lantern, The Bar With No Name’s Film Noir references are interplayed in both setting and cocktail menu.

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4.4/5

(1,807 reviews)

The Three Tuns on Portman Mews South in Marylebone has been at this location since at least 1841, when there were 18 pubs of that name in London. Most of the other Three Tuns are gone, though it still

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.

4.3/5

(2,062 reviews)

The White Horse is located in the heart of London on Newburgh Street, a short jaunt from Great Marlborough Street, Broadwick Street, Piccadilly Circus, Oxford Circus, a plethora of shops on Carnaby Street, and it’s only 12 minutes on foot from Bond Street

4.3/5

(577 reviews)

A cosy and unique traditional pub just off Carnaby Street

4.7/5

(995 reviews)

The Phoenix Arts Club is one of London's last remaining independently owned and operated venues, based in the heart of the west end and located in the original rehearsal rooms of the Phoenix Theatre.