4.3/5

(1,988 reviews)

“Good place to watch the football.”

4.2/5

(792 reviews)

It has just (March 2016) reopened after a makeover. Now with see through windows, stripped floor, bare walls and brickwork, large clear windows, small central assume original bar, one large open room

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

4.2/5

(1,894 reviews)

Gastropub for Euro-influenced Modern British food in slick, retro interior big on leather and wood.

4.4/5

(394 reviews)

Since opening in 1856, The Stag's Head has always been a traditional East End boozer and we want to ensure it stays that way for a long time to come.

4.4/5

(661 reviews)

The Quays pub was established in 2001 and has been designed into one of London's most unique Irish pubs

3.9/5

(197 reviews)

Unfussily refurbished Victorian corner pub in London’s vibrant Dalston neighbourhood. Serves real ale and craft beer along a brilliant selection of cocktails, and Yard Sale Pizza. Shows selected football games but always has great music in the evenings.

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Live sport

4.2/5

(4,246 reviews)

Raising the bar for station pub food, The Parcel Yard at King's Cross delivers first class 'train fare', with food being served from 8am most days, and a great selection of beers, all in a family friendly environment.

4.2/5

(3,012 reviews)

CAMINO WAS INSPIRED BY A LIFE–CHANGING ROAD TRIP IN THE SUMMER OF 1984… …driving across Spain from north to south and back in blazing heat in a tiny old black Mini. The landscape, the people and the