4.0/5

(3,392 reviews)

Welcome to The Lighterman, a new pub, dining room and bar on Granary Square, King’s Cross. Our name is inspired by the industrial past of King’s Cross, and the Victorian Lightermen who worked on flat

4.4/5

(656 reviews)

​The Landseer Arms, named after the Victorian artist whose works included the Trafalgar Square lions and a painting called "Monarch of the Glen" re-opened its doors in May 2017 after a lengthy refurb.

4.1/5

(748 reviews)

The Cock and Lion is on Wigmore Street just two minutes walk from the world famous Oxford Street. Yet as soon as you enter its premises the first thing you notice is the ambience - something money can't buy.

4.2/5

(349 reviews)

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4.7/5

(1,232 reviews)

Red-brick pub with outside tables, named after spiritual founder of UCL, philosopher Jeremy Bentham.

4.6/5

(1,042 reviews)

All Bar One Picton Place is a stylish city bar where you can catch up with friends, unwind after work or simply find a sophisticated space to indulge in an excellent selection of food and drink. Wi

4.1/5

(5,031 reviews)

The landmark Victorian station and its 21st-century extension are bounded by Pancras Road and Midland Road. The former is named after a 4th-century saint and the latter after the Midland Railway Compa