The Rosy Hue is a dog friendly & inviting pub here to serve delicious British seasonal food & good times with a hint of mischief… Locally sourced & sustainable produce dominate the menus – Replete

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

4.3/5

(350 reviews)

A traditional Somers Town pub with a mainly Irish clientèle that does a lot for charity. Busy with local estate custom and staff from nearby trade union offices including the RMT whose banner adorns the rear bar.

4.3/5

(634 reviews)

The Spoke is locally owned and its main aim is to make customers feel at home. The Spoke is specifically bike friendly and has something for all parts of the day – from coffee in the morning and burgers at lunch time right through to booze and more burger

4.2/5

(1,314 reviews)

Established in the 13th Century, The White Hart Inn on Drury Lane claims to be London’s oldest pub. Historical records show its first license was granted as early as 1216, and its place in the capital’s history makes it a hit with tourists.

4.4/5

(622 reviews)

Whether it is marvelling the food in the restaurant, swapping tales in the bar, or sneaking in a sundowner on the patio, we are bringing back the proper London pub.