4.4/5

(431 reviews)

CLOSED.

4.3/5

(112 reviews)

A famous haunt of journalists and barristers, and immortalised as ‘Pomeroys’ by Rumpole of the Bailey, our Fleet Street wine bar and shop has a colourful history and guarantees a warm welcome.

4.3/5

(309 reviews)

Shoehorned between bland red-brick buildings on the London School of Economics’ doorstep, Ye Old White Horse looks massively out of place with its olde worlde black-painted frontage, floral displays and fancy gold lettering. What a find.

4.2/5

(2,451 reviews)

A public house called The Nag’s Head has occupied 10 James Street since at least the 1670s. The current building is an example of Neo-Jacobean pub architecture (P. E. Pilditch) and was erected in 1900 being one of the 30 plus listed buildings.

4.1/5

(1,417 reviews)

Traditional, open-plan pub with high ceilings, large windows and pavement tables, serving cask ales.

4.2/5

(489 reviews)

The Tipperary is a Grade II listed public house at 66 Fleet Street, Holborn, London. It was built in about 1667, but has been altered since.