The beer selection is now well noted. But we're also fans of the tiny beer yard - get the right seat, and the right beer, and you're sitting in a classic northern pub...in Kentish Town.
An evergreen haunt of Soho barflies, the French House should have 'La Marseillaise' playing as you walk in. Read more.
This is definitely your new favourite pub. Unless you dislike cosy pubs, lovely beer gardens, friendly staff, and a tight, well-considered range of beers that are kept tip-top.
Jump off the Overground line at Rotherhithe for a pint and some food at one of London’s best pubs. It takes its name from the ship that took the Pilgrim Fathers to New England in 1620. Read more.
Lovely little pub! Nice atmosphere, great beer, live music and good food - what's not to like?
One of the few proper pubs off Upper Street. Respect the locals. Free Kitkat with hot drink orders!
One of the best selections of craft beer around. Great mix of locals, hipsters & tech workers
Magnificent beer garden when the weather is good. Probably my favourite pub in the area, with a great rotating selection of beers. Ask to try something if you're not sure.
Super friendly and chilled local pub. Not at all fancy, but great vibes. The Thai food is okay, but enormous servings for your money. I had my 30th here, good times!
A super little neighbourhood pub in Bloomsbury with an inspired beer selection, cheese and meat boards, and thoughtful design touches. There’s live music, comedy and a regular quiz. Read more.
Best Guinness outside of Ireland. They don't serve food but you can get deliveries from the local pizza place with a special Shillelagh menu
Gorgeous grade II listed building with plenty of space inside. A lovely asset to the Haringey community. Pub quiz is good fun too and the food is nice.
Super cosy, amazing beer selection and staff are friendly & knowledgeable. Can takeaway any beers on bottle and most on tap. My most favourite place to drink in the area!
Pool table, hidden rooms, tree-house beer garden, everything covered in Ivy (the plant, not a sluttish bar maid). Could this be the perfect pub? It would be if they did some decent ales.
Bradley’s may call itself a bar, but it’s indisputably one of the West End’s few great pubs, and home to London’s most appealing jukebox, a vinyl-driven, genre-spanning monster. Read more.
Fantastic range of craft beer, excellent food and a chilled atmosphere. The Sunday roast is well worth it. They don't skimp on the gravy!
Best pub around there. If you manage to get the table next to the fireplace, keep it as long as you can
"Despite the exotic name, this Mile End stalwart is a "proper East End boozer". It has stood in proud isolation ever since its neighbours were demolished by enemy action in the blitz..." Read more.
Great local pub, serving lucky chip burgers and craft beers. Still a bit dusty inside but they've got a decent beer garden outfront. Nice staff to boot =)
Small pub with board games and a good selection of beers on tap. Be prepared to stand
"An oasis of calm and good cheer amid the noise and chaos of Covent Garden and Trafalgar Square. Real ales, often from local breweries such as Meantime and Ascot Ales, are the draw..." Read more.
This pub isn’t big but it is still possible to get lost in its two rooms. That might be down to the oddly green colour scheme or the cracking beer from St Peter’s Brewery in Suffolk. Read more.
One of my favourite restaurants in London. Their Sunday lunch is the best in the city, no wonder they got a Bib Gourmand, the quality of the food is outstanding! Make sure you leave space for dessert.
London's first vegetarian pub. Norman's moved on but the bar still advertises Double Diamond.
Cosy old pub - ranked #3 best in England. Real Ales only so don't expect any junk like Foster's - keeping out the riff raff! Knowledgable and friendly staff. Big warning: cash only!
I love this place. Great staff, great food, great beers, great people - But now it's time to move further north. But sure will come and visit from time to time.
Historic coaching inn with it's own micro-brewery. Famed for it's family Sunday roasts and fine selection of beers. Steadily regaining it's reputation as one of the finest gastropubs in London.
Delicious food and great local beer in the newly renovated lady Mildmay. Lucky for us it's at the end of the road!
Now reopened. Refurbished and under new management. Best boozer in Hampstead!
Very cosy (and warm) pub with an incredible amount of Xmas decorations. Friendly staff too.
One of the best bars in the area. Good food. If you're not sure what to have, ask the bar staff for some tips!
Cozy cheap local bar which feels like you're having a pint in your living room complete with a cute kitty which roams around the couches.
Good pub. Yes, very good pub. But head a few doors west to see the place where the Victorian Internet (AKA the telegraph) was invented, and William Morris lived.
One of the most impressive local pubs. It's worth it just to see the random decoration. They have live music, good beers and it's also cheap! 10/10
One of the best Sunday roasts in London. Great food other days too - steak and ale pie is to die for. All home made, even the chips and very generous portions.
This pub is named after the Maria Wood, an ornate steamboat used by the Lord Mayor for official occasions, built in 1816 and moored nearby. This pub also starred in the Beatles film Help!
"Various good quality sandwiches (home-cured honey roast ham; deep-fried cod cheek with lettuce and salad cream), and bar snacks of the ploughman's, potted crab, and pork pie variety...." Read more.
Great selection of beers. Try something from the excellent Siren Craft Brew, this is one of the few pubs in London to have their beers on tap.
Great selection of beers and ales here. Also serves huge portions of Thai food. Has problems with card payments sometimes so get cash out from the nearby convenience store
Lovely roof terrace - make sure to check that out. Service in bar downstairs was slow but it was a Thursday night. Food in the restaurant was good if a little expensive for a pub.
Drink in London history at the Prospect, a building in Wapping that dates back to the 1520s and claims to be the city’s oldest riverside inn.
Less busy than the rammed Princess of Wales, probably because of no outside seating, but a table by the windows gives a lovely view of the Heath. Ales on tap, too.
This princess is actually the queen of Yorkshire brewer Samuel Smith’s collection of central London pubs. Read more.
Always good range of craft beers and ales on cask, keg and can/bottle. Food's good and sensibly priced (for Ldn) especially the starters/snacks which are large
Newly opened and ready to please - follows similar suit as the Leather Lane location, but even better! You won't be disappointed.
This Fleet Street landmark was rebuilt back in 1667 ('in the reign of King Charles II'), and its seventeenth-century history is in large part responsible for its twenty-first-century appeal. Read more.
Great for a leisurely afternoon drink. Take a group of friends or watch the world go by at an outside table.
One of the most beautiful and well preserved pubs in London. Partitions and minuscule doors in between are classic. The restaurant on the back side is delicious.
Excellent beer selection as expected from a Draft House pub. Surprising secret roof terrace too!
