4.2/5

(5,076 reviews)

This pub is named after the Metropolitan Railway – the world’s first urban underground railway which passes under Marylebone Road. The company’s house style was developed later, mainly by its own arch

4.6/5

(651 reviews)

In its 10th anniversary, 69 Colebrooke Row is one of London’s most established neighborhood bars. Identifiable by an outdoor lantern, The Bar With No Name’s Film Noir references are interplayed in both setting and cocktail menu.

4.4/5

(1,256 reviews)

Craft Beer, artisan pizza (and delivery), outside benches, 1am weekend license and happy, smiley skilled staff!

4.3/5

(675 reviews)

The Island pub, dining and terrace is a beautiful family pub tucked away just a short stroll from both Kensal rise & Kensal green stations.

4.3/5

(2,578 reviews)

f you're searching for the heart of Saturday night, the Rough Trade pop quiz, or an intimate place to grab a decent bite to eat, kick back to a hand-picked soundtrack of rock 'n' roll, southern-fried soul and speakeasy Americana - without having to shout

4.3/5

(779 reviews)

The Town House takes pride of place on the point where the Liverpool Road meets the bustling, vibrancy of Chapel Street market. The pub is split into airy lounges and snug corners, so you’ll always f