4.2/5

(4,078 reviews)

This pub occupies the ground-floor and cellar of Penderel House, named after Richard Penderel. At the end of the Civil War, in 1652, he helped King Charles II to escape from Cromwell’s troops by hidin

4.4/5

(569 reviews)

Opera Tavern is a beautiful two-storey bar and restaurant in the heart of central London’s theatre land. Located on Catherine Street we are opposite the Drury Lane Theatre.

4.5/5

(278 reviews)

The Nell has the look and feel you would expect from a traditional English pub. Across the street form the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, it has long associations with London's theatrical community.

4.2/5

(1,081 reviews)

Nestling where the West End’s theatre land rubs up against the world-famous Covent Garden shopper’s paradise, meet the newest boutique branch of the Bodean’s family at the sign of the golden pig.

4.3/5

(4,549 reviews)

The newly refurbished Tattershall Castle is a unique floating bar on the River Thames. She has various rooms each with its own individual character that adds to the overall charm of our famous home on the river.

4.3/5

(1,321 reviews)

Beautiful beer and superb spirits, Oysters and sliders. Oh and a little secret down below.......

4.3/5

(2,693 reviews)

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4.3/5

(943 reviews)

The Tommyfield was named after the nineteenth century market which was home to Britain’s first fish and chip shop. Wonderful sustainable English fish, our famous steaks and old school pie and mash