4.2/5

(293 reviews)

1930s Truman pub, now Enterprise Inns. Two connecting bars, the right-hand side would have been subdivided in the past. Surviving period features, including wood panelling, leaded windows, central sti

4.4/5

(232 reviews)

The Olde Wine Shades is located in the heart of the City, close to Cannon Street and a stone’s throw from Bank station. Expect to see a great selection of Iberian food, wines and beers – perfect for a tasty lunch with friends, drinks with colleagues or ta

4.3/5

(624 reviews)

Introducing The Reliance, a lovely local pub with creative tendencies. Our artist-in-residence, Charlie Smith, operates a private art gallery on our second floor with a new show opening every third Thursday of the month.

4.2/5

(499 reviews)

Traditional Victorian pub with sports viewing in Moorgate. Serving expertly-brewed real ales and classic British pub food in a family-friendly setting.

4.7/5

(2,218 reviews)

Once an East End furniture factory that during the 1940s and 50s was a hive of British industry and handmade craftsmanship. As the factory fans spun with the original crittal windows just ajar, men an

4.2/5

(464 reviews)

A hidden jewel under London Bridge, around the corner from Borough Market, the Mug House has the historic feel of a Dickens novel.

4.0/5

(4,015 reviews)

No-frills Wetherspoon pub named after Gerard Manley Hopkins, the Victorian poet who was born nearby.

4.1/5

(363 reviews)

Nestled above our lively, inviting pub, our hotel is more than just a place to stay – it's an experience in the heart of Stratford, London. As a small, family-run establishment, we're all about creati

4.4/5

(308 reviews)

If you're looking for a place in Charlton to sit and have a drink, in a comfy pub or outside watching the world go past, The Rose of Denmark is for you. You can even watch the London Marathon run past.