4.3/5

(475 reviews)

A significant refit by Charringtion's around 1936 gave us the glazed stone ground floor (but now painted green) including the two ‘House of Toby’ ceramic signs, panelled bar counters, and a bar-back w

4.5/5

(444 reviews)

Background music, darts, bar stools, a piano and a chess club (every Wednesday 7PM). No food but you can order in pizzas. No more ping pong, just two dart boards on first come first served basis

A post war housing estate pub close to Woolwich Dockyard railway station. Large single room with pool table and DJ booth. No real ale.

4.3/5

(176 reviews)

A basic, street-corner pub of a type once common but now increasingly under threat. Very much a locals' pub with friendly bar staff and no other pretensions. It has quite an impressive exterior with s

4.5/5

(673 reviews)

The Betsey Trotwood is a much-loved Victorian pub in the historic district of Clerkenwell in central London. We combine the joys of the traditional pub with an eclectic range of cultural shenanigans,

4.2/5

(685 reviews)

An independently owned pub in the heart of SE1. Proudly serving fresh seasonal food, great cask beer, lagers, cocktails and a selection of top spirits.

4.3/5

(1,338 reviews)

Victorian pub with a green-tiled facade, stained-glass windows and a large menu of bottled beers.

4.4/5

(663 reviews)

Café Kick was born 1997 out of an old Toy Shop in Exmouth Market. It quickly became a very busy Bar/Cafe with a truly European feel, filled with formica furniture, door dividers and, of course, French babyfoot.