4.1/5

(1,069 reviews)

Contemporary pub with beer garden opposite the London College of Fashion. Serving ales and cocktails alongside a modern menu with light bites and vegan options.

4.5/5

(2,053 reviews)

On the edge of Covent Garden, down London’s historic Drury Lane, you’ll find Lowlander: a unique and unpretentious hidden gem amongst the West End’s drinking and dining establishments. Embodying the

4.0/5

(14 reviews)

Marylebone's newest pop up concept is now open. Live sport, Live music, craft beer and house infused cocktails

4.3/5

(309 reviews)

Shoehorned between bland red-brick buildings on the London School of Economics’ doorstep, Ye Old White Horse looks massively out of place with its olde worlde black-painted frontage, floral displays and fancy gold lettering. What a find.

4.7/5

(995 reviews)

The Phoenix Arts Club is one of London's last remaining independently owned and operated venues, based in the heart of the west end and located in the original rehearsal rooms of the Phoenix Theatre.

4.3/5

(881 reviews)

OUR LITTLE CORNER OF SOHO HAS BEEN HOME T0 A PUB SINCE WAY BACK IN 1748. THE AREA CHANGED A LOT DURING THE YEARS IN BETWEEN, AND SO DID THE PUB – EVENTUALLY BECOMING THE NELLIE DEAN IN 1967.

4.2/5

(699 reviews)

Originally built in 1727 and extended in 1897, The George wears its history with pride. Stunning original features make this one of Soho’s must-visit sports, music, and food pubs – and most of the loc