4.3/5

(857 reviews)

One of the most historic pubs in Holborn, The Bloomsbury Tavern was once the ominous final watering hole en route to the hangman’s noose at Marble Arch. Today, the pub provides a rather more welcoming prospect.

4.0/5

(595 reviews)

Situated in the very heart of Soho, Mimi’s puts you right on the doorstep of the best London has to offer. A brand new construction, which boasts historic façades, Mimi’s offers high end and luxury finishes all within a style that’s chic and opulent;

4.3/5

(1,215 reviews)

Tucked away behind Euston, The Crown and Anchor has wide range of world beers and 5 excellent hand pulled ales, It also exhibits a fantasic seasonal menu.

4.3/5

(1,403 reviews)

An 1897 pub notable for its fancy glazed tiles, once frequented by John Constable and George Orwell.

4.7/5

(181 reviews)

In the centre of Soho, deep in the heart of London’s media and theatre land, the Union occupies a 270 year old, listed Georgian town house of exceptional character and charm. Widely loved among the senior media folk of the area as a unique and exquisite i

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4.3/5

(1,748 reviews)

The Friend at Hand in Bloomsbury is a cosy little pub just tucked around the corner from Russell Square tube station. Once inside you will be greeted by our Friendly team the best tradition of British pub food. Best enjoyed with a drink and friends.

4.6/5

(3,391 reviews)

Simmons in Soho is the perfect place for an after work drink or late night boogie

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.

4.3/5

(1,639 reviews)

Combining the best in British pub hospitality with individuality, character and quirky charm, The Crown & Two Chairmen is a handsomely restored old school gem at the centre of London’s buzzing Soho district.