Is there anything quite like a pub? The welcoming wooden furnishings, the unmistakable tang of joyous nights in the air, the shiny taps poking their marquees above the bar, the simple familiarity of the place, even if you've never been there before – pubs are a quintessentially British place and no one does them better than London. Whether you're there for a freshly drawn pint, to cheer on your team or to treat yourself to a Sunday roast, everyone needs to have a favourite pub. That's why we've put together a list of the best pubs in London to help you find your next local. Cheers!
The best pubs in London
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The best pubs in London
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1The Churchill Arms One of the prettiest pubs in England
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2Ye Olde Mitre Hidden historic ale house
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3The Owl & Hitchhiker Don't forget your towel!
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4The Old Bank of England One of the most beautiful pubs in London
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5Skehan's Family-run South London favourite
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6The Grenadier Spoooooky pub in Central London
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7Marksman Pub dining that hits the spot
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8The Commercial Tavern Don't judge a pub by its front
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9Hung, Drawn & Quartered Traditional pub in central London
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10The Swimmer at the Grafton Arms Award-winning local
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11The Ship & Shovell Traditional charm
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12The Sun & 13 Cantons Traditional meets modern in Soho
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13The Harwood Arms One Michelin Star
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14Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese A witness to history
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15The Southampton Arms Indie brewery champion
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16The Harp Covent Garden pub retreat
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17The Dublin Castle Legendary music venue
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18The Faltering Fullback Sports and greenery
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19The Devonshire Balham beach pub
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20The Anchor Shakespearean pub by the river
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21Princess Louise Victorian-era marvel
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22Cask Pub & Kitchen For the discerning beer aficionado
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23The French House The French silent film of London pubs
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24The Prospect of Whitby Historic riverside tavern
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25The Sun Tavern Careful, the drinks go hard here
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26The Lyric Soho's hidden gem
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27The Drapers Arms Well-known gastropub
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28The Hawley Arms Amy Winehouse's favourite pub
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29The Auld Shillelagh Off the leash and on the lash
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30The Holly Tree Fun for the whole family
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31The Queen Adelaide Queer party pub
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32The Coach & Horses Iconic Soho boozer
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33The Palm Tree Timeless no-nonsense boozer
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34The Lamb & Flag Buckets of history
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35The Cross Keys Classic pub that oozes character
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36The Mayflower Start your pilgrimage here
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37The Cadogan Arms Local boozer done the Chelsea way
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38The Cow Seafood specialists
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39Pub on the Park Spectacular view of the park
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40The Lucky Saint Inclusive pub with alcohol-free options
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41The Holly Bush Village vibes in Hampstead
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42Prince of Peckham Lively Peckham pub
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43Waxy O'Connor's Gargantuan Irish pub
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44The Apollo Arms Community feel
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45Four Thieves Unique pub entertainment
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46The Spaniards Inn Idyllic pub in Hampstead
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47The Gipsy Moth Drinks in the heart of Greenwich
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48The Albert Political pub packed with history
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49The Dog & Bell Vibrant community venue
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50The Pride of Spitalfields An East London icon
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The best pubs in London
One of the prettiest pubs in England
Covered in flowers and greenery both inside and out, The Churchill Arms is a postcard-ready pub in Kensington, often hailed as one of the most beautiful pubs in all of England. The festive garlands it's decked in around Christmas are especially enticing. It can get pretty busy, but if you do manage to get inside, the spicy Thai noodles and wide range of Fuller's beers won't have you leaving in a hurry.
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119 Kensington Church St, Kensington
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The Churchill Arms
020-772 742 42 - Read more on Thatsup
Hidden historic ale house
Steeped in history, Ye Olde Mitre is not the easiest to find, but its focus on traditional pub-keeping make it well worth the effort. Built nearly half a millennium ago, the pub is great for after-work drinks and socialising in a less rowdy atmosphere, with seven ales on tap as well as occasional wooden cask beers available in small batches. The food menu deserves special mention as well, with the talented chef specialising in homemade toasties and bar snacks such as pork pies and sausage rolls. Also, Queen Elizabeth I danced around the cherry tree in the courtyard once upon a time, for what it's worth.
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1 Ely Ct, Ely Pl, Holborn
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Ye Olde Mitre
020-740 547 51 - Read more on Thatsup
Don't forget your towel!
The Owl & Hitchhiker is inspired by and devoted to the celebrated sci-fi comedy of Douglas Adams' bestselling “The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy” novels, applying the same sort of quirky, joyful logic and clever humour to its funky space. It offers different craft beers from local breweries on tap, while the food menu features homemade Caribbean specialties such as salt fish puffs and jerk chicken burgers, with a good number of veggie and vegan options as well.
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471 Holloway Rd
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The Owl & Hitchhiker
020-816 101 50 - Read more on Thatsup
One of the most beautiful pubs in London
The Old Bank of England boasts a stunning interior with high ceilings, tasteful wooden furnishings and a verdant central area trimmed with greenery, becoming downright majestic when night falls. There's a proper vintage Routemaster double decker bus parked in the sunny garden out back, and the location on Fleet Street is great for exploring the many sights in the area. The grand London pub is operated by Hertfordshire brewers McMullen, offering a selection of their tipples as well as beers and ciders from all over the world.
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194 Fleet St, Holborn
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The Old Bank of England
020-743 022 55 - Read more on Thatsup
Family-run South London favourite
The picturesque Skehan's Free House in New Cross is a favourite not just because it looks like something out of a colouring book, but also because it's one of the few independent, family-run pubs left in the city. It's quite a lively place with an emphasis on live music, including jam sessions and karaoke nights. During summer, you'd be hard-pressed to find a nicer place for a pint than the beautiful garden hidden in the back, which also includes a Thai restaurant.
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1 Kitto Rd
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Skehan's Free House
020-720 777 06 - Read more on Thatsup
Spoooooky pub in Central London
Though The Grenadier is located in the affluent Belgravia neighbourhood, that's not the reason its ceiling is covered in money – there's actually an intriguing ghost story behind that. That isn't this fine military-themed establishment's only claim to fame, however, as it's famous for its Beef Wellington, a highlight of the traditional pub grub on offer. Meanwhile, the elegant atmosphere at this former officers' mess easily transports you to another time and place.
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18 Wilton Row, Belgravia
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The Grenadier
020-723 530 74 - Read more on Thatsup
Pub dining that hits the spot
The first pub in London to be named Michelin Pub of the Year in 2016, the buzz surrounding Marksman in Bethnal Green is still very much alive all this time later. It’s easy to miss the stairs leading from the nice but innocuous neighbourhood pub area on the ground floor to the sunny terrace and the dining room, though you’d regret it if you did. The daily menu offers refined takes on British classics such as pies or sheep’s milk dumplings, as well as the famed specialities like the brown butter & honey tart and the filled buns that are spoken of in hushed tones all over Hackney.
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254 Hackney Road, Shoreditch/Tower Hamlets
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Marksman
020-773 973 93 - Read more on Thatsup
Don't judge a pub by its front
It seems pretty bland from the outside, but the interior reveals weird yet wonderful decor that turns “worn down” into a pleasing aesthetic choice. The Commercial Tavern feels almost like walking into a disused 17th-century chateau that the owner abandoned but forgot to take their stuff with them. The selection of craft brews has something for everyone, and between the setting, location and drinks, it's no wonder there's usually a lively, welcoming crowd here.
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142 Commercial St, Shoreditch/Tower Hamlets
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The Commercial Tavern
020-313 795 63 - Read more on Thatsup
Traditional pub in central London
Based near the Tower of London, the Hung, Drawn & Quartered is a bustling and traditional pub with a memorable name. There's a classic interior with towering pillars, leather seating, and a wide choice of drinks, including cask ales. For food, the focus is on traditional London cooking - you'll find an extensive selection of pies plus other favourites like fish and chips and a Sunday roast.
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26-27 Great Tower St, The City/City of London
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Hung, Drawn & Quartered
020-762 661 23 - Read more on Thatsup
Award-winning local
Try The Swimmer at the Grafton Arms if you're looking for a friendly local pub in Holloway. This pub has a picturesque pavement terrace and a cosy bar area with a traditional look. A private function room is also available. The pub offers a wide range of drinks but specialises in gin in particular. Food is also served.
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13 Eburne Road
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The Swimmer at the Grafton Arms
020-728 146 32 - Read more on Thatsup
Traditional charm
Located in Charing Cross, The Ship & Shovell has a unique layout, set in two spaces across a backstreet from each other. It has a rich red interior and a traditional look and atmosphere throughout. A broad range of drinks are served at this friendly spot, as well as menus of classic British pub grub like ham, egg, and chips. Private hire is welcomed.
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1-3 Craven Passage, Covent Garden
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The Ship & Shovell
020-783 913 11 - Read more on Thatsup
Traditional meets modern in Soho
Set in a Grade II-listed building, The Sun & 13 Cantons in Soho has a boldly-painted exterior and a classic look inside. Whilst it may look traditional, the attitude is modern, with a secret basement bar, lots of drinks choices, and food from rotating kitchen pop-ups serving international cuisines like Ukrainian, Nepalese, and Korean and US-style fried chicken.
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21 Great Pulteney Street, Soho
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The Sun & 13 Cantons
020-773 409 34 - Read more on Thatsup
One Michelin Star
The only Michelin-starred pub in the city, The Harwood Arms is a gastropub in Fulham that's famed for excellent cooking with an emphasis on the finest British produce, especially game and other wild foods. The stylish contemporary take on a traditional pub features leather sofas, wooden furniture and stag heads on the walls. On Sundays, you can tuck into an exemplary roast, accompanied by a glass of wine from the extensive list that covers all corners of the globe.
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Walham Grove, Fulham/Hammersmith and Fulham
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The Harwood Arms
020-738 618 47 - Read more on Thatsup
A witness to history
Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese on Fleet Street has been around for centuries, even being rebuilt after the Great Fire of London in 1666. Its regulars are said to have included historic figures such as Charles Dickens, Mark Twain and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and there are even signs it was used as a brothel for some time, so it's safe to say it's truly seen it all. It's a suitably dim place with many nooks and crannies that serves carefully-sourced pub food and Sam Smiths beers.
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145 Fleet St, The City/Holborn/City of London
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Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese
020-735 361 70 - Read more on Thatsup
Indie brewery champion
Located just off of Hampstead Heath, The Southampton Arms claims its spot thanks in part to being a great place to grab a pint after climbing Parliament Hill. Its other big draw, however, are the drinks. It's the only dedicated pub in London to feature beers and ciders exclusively from small independent British breweries, so if you're looking for a new favourite tipple, this is the place to go exploring.
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139 Highgate Rd
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The Southampton Arms
073-757 555 39 - Read more on Thatsup
Covent Garden pub retreat
The Harp is such a definitive pub you'd be forgiven for thinking it's a Covent Garden tourist trap, but trust us, it's not. In fact, it's especially great for when you need an escape from the area's crowds. Across two floors, the award-winning ale house leans into traditional charm with heaps of character and a selection of classic cask ales and rotating guest brews on tap. They're especially proud of their selection of ciders and perries from all over the UK.
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47 Chandos Pl, Covent Garden
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The Harp Covent Garden
020-783 602 91 - Read more on Thatsup
Legendary music venue
The iconic red-painted front of Camden's family-run Dublin Castle pub has claimed its place in music history as the birthplace of UK greats Madness, a hothouse for the Britpop explosion of the 1990s, and a regular haunt for famous locals like Amy Winehouse. A glance at the walls, adorned with signed posters, will attest to the joint's legacy, which it keeps alive with gigs in the back room and bucketloads of cheap booze.
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94 Parkway, Camden Town
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The Dublin Castle
0794-957 51 49 - Read more on Thatsup
Sports and greenery
The Faltering Fullback, tucked away in Arsenal F.C. territory behind Finsbury Park, is an Irish pub with huge screens showing all sorts of sports, especially rugby. The leafy beer garden in the back is a winner in its own right, making the pub as a whole a great choice regardless of whether you're looking to relax with a pint in hand, catch up on the score, or just have fun in the lively evening atmosphere with concerts and pub quizzes.
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19 Perth Rd
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The Faltering Fullback
020-727 258 34 - Read more on Thatsup
Balham beach pub
The Devonshire is far from your typical local watering hole, with its high ceilings, spacious rooms, comfortable sofas, glitzy decor and potted plants all over. Founded in 1821, it has plenty of history, but more importantly, it also has a sun-soaked garden in the back with serious beach club vibes during the summer – you can even book your own beach hut. If your tummy's a-rumblin', grab one of the decadent burgers or Sunday roasts with all the trimmings.
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39 Balham High Rd
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The Devonshire Balham
020-867 313 63 - Read more on Thatsup
Shakespearean pub by the river
A maze-like warren of rooms, passages and staircases by the Thames, the Anchor is just a few minutes from Borough Market and the famed Globe theatre. William Shakespeare is said to have regularly visited one of the pub's previous incarnations. The current one makes for a great riverside stop to refuel at when taking in the many sights in the area, with plates of golden-fried goodness and other pub classics to munch on while downing the many Greene King beers and other drinks on offer.
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34 Park St, Southwark
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The Anchor Bankside
020-740 715 77 - Read more on Thatsup
Victorian-era marvel
A prime example of the grandness Victorians bestowed upon their favourite watering holes, the Princess Louise is a Grade II listed structure all the way to its marble urinals. How's that for a posh pee? The various parts of the pub are divided with etched glass screens, adding to the intimate, quiet vibe, though it gets plenty lively when the after-work crowds start dropping in. The drinks on offer come courtesy of Samuel Smith's.
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208 High Holborn, Covent Garden
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Princess Louise
020-740 588 16 - Read more on Thatsup
For the discerning beer aficionado
Try the Cask Pub & Kitchen in Pimlico if your local boozer refuses to stock the trippel you keep nagging them about. Odds are good you'll find it here, and with ten cask ales, 15 keg lines and more than 300 bottled beers to choose from, you'll be able to find a decent substitute at the very least. Check what's on the impressive beer list each day online, and make sure to cast a hungry eye over the gourmet burgers on offer.
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6 Charlwood St, Westminster
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Cask Pub & Kitchen
020-763 072 25 - Read more on Thatsup
The French silent film of London pubs
It's a pub … but French? Before you run away in shock, do hear us out. This iconic establishment situated on Dean Street does cuisine the French way, offering delicacies such as foie gras and onion soup, as well as letting you choose from thirty champagnes and wines by the glass. More significantly, it offers a lull from the constant chirping of modernity with a strict policy of no music, no phones and no TV, making it a favourite of more talkative types as well as showbiz names.
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49 Dean St, Soho
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The French House
020-743 724 77 - Read more on Thatsup
Historic riverside tavern
Anyone who spends any time in London soon learns that riverside locations are at a premium. Holding on to its spot by the Thames for more than 500 years, the Prospect of Whitby has been putting it to good use with awesome views of Canary Wharf across the water. The naval-themed tavern has drawn a mixed crowd through the centuries, from smugglers and Charles Dickens to royalty and celebs such as Paul Newman, and it's still very popular today.
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57 Wapping Wall, Tower Hamlets
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The Prospect of Whitby
020-748 110 95 - Read more on Thatsup
Careful, the drinks go hard here
The Sun Tavern in Bethnal Green, restored in 2014 but dating back to 1851, is where you go for strong Irish spirits of the legal as well as the, er, somewhat less legal variety. The pub is famed for its list of Irish whiskeys, the largest in the city, as well as the world's most expansive selection of poitín, original moonshine from Ireland, illegal until 1997 and dialling the ABV up as far as 90%.
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441 Bethnal Green Rd, Tower Hamlets
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The Sun Tavern Bethnal Green
020-773 940 97 - Read more on Thatsup
Soho's hidden gem
With a welcoming atmosphere, typical wood furnishings, Victorian wall hangings and open fires, Soho's The Lyric is a lovely little Victorian pub. The food is uncomplicated yet tasty, with all the British pub evergreens you'd expect, while the 33 taps feature tipples from leading independent breweries. Straightforward, classic and done well.
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37 Great Windmill St, Soho
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The Lyric
020-743 406 04 - Read more on Thatsup
Well-known gastropub
The Drapers Arms in Islington distinguishes itself from the usual boozy dives with a chic setting of high ceilings, neutral colours, chandeliers and checkerboard floors. The food offerings follow suit with painstakingly prepared mains such as trout in mussel broth, crusted lamb loin chop, aged sirloin and more. Pair them with wines off their curated list of regional wines available by the glass for the full gastropub experience.
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44 Barnsbury St, Islington
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The Drapers Arms
020-761 903 48 - Read more on Thatsup
Amy Winehouse's favourite pub
Surviving a devastating fire, not to mention many a wild night, this iconic Camden tavern is famous not just for being a welcoming place to have a good time and down a couple of pints at, but also as a legendary music venue – just take a look at the autographed photos that cover the walls. Gigs take place regularly, but even on off nights you can expect a vibrant rock 'n' roll atmosphere.
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2 Castlehaven Rd, Camden Town
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The Hawley Arms
020-742 859 79 - Read more on Thatsup
Off the leash and on the lash
The Auld Shillelagh in Stoke Newington is hailed as one of the most authentic Irish pubs in the world outside of Ireland, and they pride themselves on serving the best Guinness in the city. Larger than it looks at first glance, the pub also has a beer garden in the rear. With live music and sports on regularly, it's a great place for a quick shot of St Patrick's vibes, no matter the time of year.
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105 Stoke Newington Church St, Stoke Newington
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The Auld Shillelagh
020-355 606 88 - Read more on Thatsup
Fun for the whole family
The Holly Tree on the edge of Wanstead Flats underwent extensive refurbishment in 2019, not just installing a new kitchen that serves a varied selection of both pub standbys and more exotic dishes and freshening up the interior with a classic pub look, but also laying down a fully functioning miniature railway in the newly landscaped garden. As you can imagine, it's a great place for kids.
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141 Dames Rd, Waltham Forest
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The Holly Tree
020-822 198 30 - Read more on Thatsup
Queer party pub
The Queen Adelaide is a queer-friendly pub in Hackney with snug booths in the basement, an assortment of ramshackle furnishings and a serious devotion to partying late into the nights, especially on weekends, when the licence expires at 3am. The lively atmosphere is boosted further with DJ nights, usually featuring disco, funk or house tunes, but often branching out into other genres as well.
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483 Hackney Rd, Tower Hamlets
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The Queen Adelaide Hackney
020-701 211 00 - Read more on Thatsup
Iconic Soho boozer
This Grade II-listed pub on a Soho corner is rightfully considered one of the most famous ones in the neighbourhood. Despite passing into Fuller's ownership, it hasn't lost any of its independent charm or clientele. Wide-eyed tourists mingling with local characters, workers recovering after their jobs and shoppers after their sprees, The Coach & Horses offers shelter in a cosy traditional setting to all who find their way to its iconic red pillars, as it has for ages.
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29 Greek St, Soho
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The Coach & Horses
020-743 759 20 - Read more on Thatsup
Timeless no-nonsense boozer
The Palm Tree is a Grade II-listed establishment that simply doesn't do change. For starters, it's the only building in the area to have survived both the Blitz and the creation of Mile End Park around it. Furthermore, you'll note we left the website section blank, and the register is cash only. They seem like they strongly prefer their regulars to any new faces popping by, too, but it's all part of the East End appeal that has withstood the test of time and even hosted the pub scenes in “Luther”, among others.
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127 Grove Rd, Tower Hamlets
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The Palm Tree
020-898 029 18 - Read more on Thatsup
Buckets of history
A historic part of Covent Garden since 1772, The Lamb & Flag was founded as The Coopers Arms. In the 1800s, it became known by a rather grislier moniker due to the bare-knuckle fights it hosted – “The Bucket of Blood”. That's all in the past, however, and nowadays it's a lovely Georgian pub with a nice courtyard, tasty pub grub, and plenty of interesting facts for history buffs. Charles Dickens was a regular here, for instance.
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33 Rose St, Covent Garden
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The Lamb & Flag Covent Garden
020-749 795 04 - Read more on Thatsup
Classic pub that oozes character
The Cross Keys in Covent Garden is a busy tavern in a busy part of town, starting with the lush greenery that covers the entryway and continuing with the wealth of various decoration, mirrors, signs, pictures, knickknacks, and even Beatles memorabilia, a bust of John Lennon, and a napkin with Elvis Presley's signature. The mesmerizing decor makes it a cosy place to have a pint even if you're on your own.
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31 Endell St, Covent Garden
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The Cross Keys Covent Garden
020-783 651 85 - Read more on Thatsup
Start your pilgrimage here
The Mayflower is an authentic pub on the banks of the Thames, named for being the location of the mooring point of the ship that carried the pilgrims to America in the 17th century. The dim interior is splendidly done in dark wood, lit by candlelight, and covered in old photographs, and the riverside terrace makes great use of the location. If you can prove a family connection to the original pilgrims, you can even sign the pub's Descendants Book.
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117 Rotherhithe St
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The Mayflower
020-723 740 88 - Read more on Thatsup
Local boozer done the Chelsea way
Chelsea's classy favourite is beautifully clad in polished wood that recalls an upscale country manor. It's known for its dishes, which are devoted to sustainability, local produce and seasonal ingredients for a menu that features both British dining classics and comforting pub food. With a carefully curated wine list, cocktails, and twelve draught beers on offer, the drinks are up to par as well.
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298 King's Rd, Chelsea
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The Cadogan Arms
020-314 826 30 - Read more on Thatsup
Seafood specialists
Chef Tom Conran's The Cow is an Anglo-Irish gastropub in Notting Hill that specialises in seafood with Northern European influences. If you want oysters to go with your Guinness, this place claims to be an essential choice. The sizeable shellfish menu is followed by various main courses, including a hearty fish stew, and there's a good selection of wines to pair with. It's all served in a tastefully furnished saloon or dining room, both dominated by artist Paul Slater's playful murals.
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89 Westbourne Park Rd
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The Cow
020-722 100 21 - Read more on Thatsup
Spectacular view of the park
Hackney’s Pub on the Park is located on the eastern border of London Fields, boasting a large beer garden with a magnificent view of the park. The interior warren hides different rooms, open fires and several big screens for sporting events. You can order classic pub dishes such as fish ‘n’ chips from the kitchen, as well as a varied vegan offer including different burgers.
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19 Martello St, Hackney/Dalston
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Pub on the Park
020-792 333 98 - Read more on Thatsup
Inclusive pub with alcohol-free options
No one gets left behind at Marylebone pub The Lucky Saint. Opened by the alcohol-free beer brand, this is a modern pub that serves extensive non-alcoholic options alongside alcoholic drinks. There's also a menu of modern pub grub that fits the inventive image. This is an inclusive spot set over several floors.
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58 Devonshire Street, Marylebone
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Village vibes in Hampstead
The Holly Bush is an iconic centuries-old pub in Hampstead. This cosy local gives off a country village vibe and has a traditional interior. You'll find plenty of choices behind the bar as well as a classic British food menu. Private dining is available, and there are also function rooms here for special occasions.
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22 Holly Mount, Hampstead
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The Holly Bush
020-743 528 92 - Read more on Thatsup
Lively Peckham pub
In South London you'll find Prince of Peckham, a buzzy modern pub with loads going on. The bar area is colourful and dominated by a traditional tiled bar. There are co-working spaces here plus a range of exciting events including parties and life drawing classes. Caribbean cooking is served and a wide variety of drinks are also available.
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1 Clayton Road, Peckham
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Prince of Peckham
020-763 588 44 - Read more on Thatsup
Gargantuan Irish pub
Head to one of the city's largest Irish pubs when you're in Soho – Waxy O'Connor's. This labyrinth-like venue is set over six floors with four distinct bar areas. Expect warm hospitality, live music and sport, and a broad choice of drinks. The pub is particularly well-known for its extensive choice of Irish whiskeys. Burgers and snacks are also served.
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14-16 Rupert Street, Soho/Covent Garden
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Waxy O'Connor's London
020-728 702 55 - Read more on Thatsup
Community feel
Opened in Clapham in 2023, The Apollo Arms is a modern pub that creates a welcoming and inclusive space for the local community. It's a cosy venue with a games room, a snug, and an outer terrace. At the pub you'll find a wide choice of drinks plus gourmet food including signature dishes and seasonal specials.
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13-19 Old Town, Clapham
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The Apollo Arms
020-382 712 13 - Read more on Thatsup
Unique pub entertainment
Four Thieves in Battersea is ideal if you just want a relaxing drink but there's plenty more going on here too. This buzzy spot has lots of activities on like karaoke and comedy nights, VR gaming, arcade games, and a thrilling raceway. A wide range of drinks and tempting food options are offered here.
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51 Lavender Gardens, Battersea
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Four Thieves
020-722 369 27 - Read more on Thatsup
Idyllic pub in Hampstead
Elegant wood-panelled pub The Spaniards Inn is located at the corner of Hampstead Heath – pop in for a drink after a walk. This Grade II-listed pub has an idyllic beer garden surrounded by a picket fence, and a smart interior. Have a drink here or sample the classic pub grub that's on the menu.
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Spaniards Road, Hampstead
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The Spaniards Inn
020-873 184 06 - Read more on Thatsup
Drinks in the heart of Greenwich
Well-located in Greenwich next to the Cutty Sark, The Gipsy Moth is a popular pub with an expansive beer garden wrapping around its exterior. Inside the Grade I-listed building, you'll see a light and contemporary pub interior. Craft beer, wine, and cocktails are served, plus seasonal menus of classic pub dishes.
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60 Greenwich Church Street, Greenwich
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The Gipsy Moth
020-885 807 86 - Read more on Thatsup
Political pub packed with history
Grade II listed pub The Albert was built in the 19th century and survived The Blitz in World War II. Many of the Victorian features here remain almost completely untouched, including ornate ceilings and etched frosted windows. It stands out from the more modern structures surrounding it and has a busy atmosphere. Food and drinks are served.
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52 Victoria St, Westminster
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The Albert
020-722 255 77 - Read more on Thatsup
Vibrant community venue
Painted in a bold shade of red and with a strong community vibe, The Dog & Bell is an award-winning pub in Deptford. Pop in for a drink or join one of the varied events that go on here, including food and ale fests, charity fundraisers, live music, and a weekly pub quiz. The venue is traditional through and through and has outdoor tables too.
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116 Prince St, Deptford
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An East London icon
Set just off Brick Lane, The Pride of Spitalfields is an award-winning icon. The history of this down-to-earth boozer goes back to Victorian times and it remains a humble and traditional drinking destination. This classic East End pub has a simple style and a welcoming atmosphere. Gather round the log fire or the piano and relax in this lively setting.
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3 Heneage St, Shoreditch/Tower Hamlets
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The Pride of Spitalfields
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