4.1/5

(479 reviews)

Outside space tends to come at a premium in the capital. Not so at The Rose & Crown, where you’re free to enjoy one of central London’s biggest beer gardens - complete with outdoor bar and a TV screen that’s perfect for a sunny summer of sport.

4.3/5

(800 reviews)

Glamorous destination in the heart of Mayfair serving breakfast, lunches and dinners using only the finest British produce. Traditional, quaint ground floor pub with real ales, premium lagers and international wine list.

4.3/5

(1,321 reviews)

Located in the bustle of Piccadilly, a short walk from Green Park tube, The Clarence in Mayfair offers a welcoming retreat in the heart of London with its fine hospitality, great ale selection and hearty food and drink menu.

4.3/5

(2,246 reviews)

A short wander down on Whitehall from Trafalgar Square brings you to the very heart of London; The Clarence. An elegant and indeed damn fine traditional British pub with a historic charm.

4.0/5

(7,339 reviews)

Built around a central, brass bar that’s open on all-sides, Coppa Club has a raised lounge for working and winding down, a 250-cover restaurant with a marble herringbone floor, and a café with booths and a fireplace.

4.6/5

(597 reviews)

Originally two cottages converted to a pub in about 1858 and one of the oldest drinking establishments in Leytonstone Village Conservation Area.

4.4/5

(439 reviews)

The Little Driver has always been a pub for the locals in these parts and over the years it's served their needs pretty well. But things move on, the desires of the locals of yore are not the same as