4.1/5

(311 reviews)

The Hat and Tun serves a range of real ales, draught lagers and fine wines. Classic pub lunches include pie and mash, salt beef sandwiches and ploughmans.

4.3/5

(112 reviews)

A famous haunt of journalists and barristers, and immortalised as ‘Pomeroys’ by Rumpole of the Bailey, our Fleet Street wine bar and shop has a colourful history and guarantees a warm welcome.

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

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.

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Live sport

4.1/5

(695 reviews)

Rocking Holborn since way back when.

4.4/5

(2,140 reviews)

Concealed between the busy Kingsway and the serene Lincoln’s Inn Fields stands The Ship Tavern, a traditional Ale House and Dining room. Steeped in history and part of the Holborn institution since 1549.

4.6/5

(546 reviews)

Cocktail Pub and Taqueria

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.