4.0/5

(1,434 reviews)

The Albion is a Georgian gem left over from a time when Islington was fields and farmland and where the regulars would take afternoon walks out of the city to visit us.

4.3/5

(1,410 reviews)

Formally the iconic "Flying Scotsman" The Scottish Stores has undergone a complete restoration back to its former glory dating back to 1901

4.3/5

(1,987 reviews)

Charing Cross road's premium destination for quality food, great beer and atmosphere.

3.9/5

(1,322 reviews)

It must be those of us who are too young to hit the hippy trail, who have a secret hankering to get away from it all in a kaftan.

4.7/5

(614 reviews)

Steeped in history, Le Beaujolais resides at an address that has managed to stay in French hands ever since the war. On the ground floor is London's oldest French wine bar whilst our downstairs restaurant is a member's only Club

4.3/5

(618 reviews)

The Boot looks from the outside like a pretty standard Irish tavern, complete with Irish tricolour hanging from the front. Inside, there's an obvious Irish feel, but unlike some pubs of this type, whi

4.3/5

(2,246 reviews)

A short wander down on Whitehall from Trafalgar Square brings you to the very heart of London; The Clarence. An elegant and indeed damn fine traditional British pub with a historic charm.