3.5/5

(3,490 reviews)

Former Taylor Walker pub rebuilt in 1958. Having has numerous names, as ZOO TOO it is next door to the original Zoo Bar and just off Leicester Square. No real ale. Licensed in 1752 when the Coach & Horses was on this site.

Tucked away near Ravenscourt Park in Hammersmith, The Anglesea Arms awaits you!

4.1/5

(5,690 reviews)

The author George Orwell wrote an article in the London Evening Standard about his favourite fictional pub which he called The Moon Under Water.

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

10

Live sport

4.3/5

(2,076 reviews)

A venue that fulfils your dreams in televised sports, with over 71,000 TV channels covering 25% of the earth’s satellite demands, we are fanatical about what we do. Our offer is simple, be the best sports bar in the world in the greatest city on the plan

4.2/5

(587 reviews)

PJ’s Bar & Grill was opened in 1990 by restaurateur Brian Stein as a tribute to his love of great food and the sport of polo. Designed with a classic ‘polo joe’ interior, the popular Chelsea haunt pays homage to the great sport with its many displays of p

3.9/5

(1,640 reviews)

In the heart of Covent Garden The Long Acre stands tall and proud to be an integral part of the capital's nightlife. For over 10 years we have done what we do best for the wonderful people of London.