Beautifully preserved 16th-c coaching inn, with lots of tables in bustling courtyard to take in the galleried exterior. En savoir plus .
Up to ten unusual real ales in very popular, properly pubby place opening at 6am for workers at neighbouring market En savoir plus .
The Founders Arms has stunning views over St Pauls and the City of London. And a decent Steak and Mushroom in Young's Ale pie at £10.95.
One of the very best specialist beer pubs in London, with some fantastic rare tipples. Tiny, but fantastic. En savoir plus .
Great beer selection and good overall pub. It can get busy though. Be sure to check thoroughly for seats, especially the basement.
Very hipster-y but lovely and filling food for not too bad cost wise. Worth checking out if you're in the area. En savoir plus .
Great music, really chilled atmosphere, the deco is awesome. Add a massive leather sofa to that (if you're lucky / arrive early) and you're the king of the world.
Its drinks list focuses on a wide selection of Dutch and Belgian beers, sold both in draft and bottles and always in their appropriate glassware. En savoir plus .
Sip amazing port, wine, sherry and so on in the oldest wine bar in London while you nibble on wonderful cheese. Like a wine cellar, it's perfect for winter nights. En savoir plus .
Mostly famous for our table football, our basement events, lovingly cooked food and cocktails we are also the place to be to watch live football
Absolutely gorgeous; interior design (note booths and etched glass dividers) mean this is a stunning place to be - and cheap Sam Smiths beer!
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. En savoir plus .
