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Best Bar None is a national accreditation scheme, backed by the Home Office, that aims to promote safety and raise standards in pubs, bars and other licensed premises. The focus is on keeping customers and staff safe, whilst being welcoming, inviting and a more enjoyable place to be.
If a business is Best Bar None accredited, you can rest assured that they’re not only meeting all the necessary standards, but are going above and beyond to manage their premises responsibly. We encourage businesses not only to be an amazing venue to visit, but to support their towns, cities and communities as well, through charity events, partnerships and working with the police and other local authorities.
Best Bar None – raising the bar!
Acomb, Hexham, NE46
Hornchurch, Essex, RM12
The Sutton Arms is a great friendly pub in the middle of Hornchurch’s busy populating town centre. It is relaxing during the day, allowing people to enjoy the excellent tasting food and drinks offers.
Carlisle, Cumbria, CA1
Carlisle, Cumbria, CA1
This is a old traditional beer drinkers pub in Carlisle city centre with plenty of character. No food, every Wednesday live music. Dj also Thursday to Sunday.
Hornchurch, Essex, RM11
Welcome to the Famous Fatling Hornchurch, situated on the main high street of Hornchurch, a fantastic venue with something for everyone. Serving a great selection of food and drinks, including real
Romford, Essex, RM1
Barnsley, South Yorkshire, S70
Rochester, Kent, ME1
A traditional pub with a modern twist that has a huge live music following, with at least three music events a week, plus sunday quiz night! (Not for the faint-hearted)
Canterbury, Kent, CT1
An elegant establishment with an adjoining wine bar, it’s a wonderful place to enjoy dinner and drinks, with a firm focus on beautiful home-grown ingredients. With Live music every Friday and Saturday evening.
London E14
The Ship Inn was “built” in 1835 it is thought by two houses sandwiched together and made into a pub, it has been a pub all its history surviving until present day. The Great Eastern steam ship was bu