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Address: 207 Brompton Rd, London SW3
This large pub features four bars where you can sit on ornately carved stools and select from a large assortment of beers. A lengthy wine list also offers plenty of options. Take advantage of the wrought iron balcony to enjoy your drink, or try to get the large, windowed arc of a booth up front, which offers great...
Address: 31 Endell St, London WC2
Small but unfailingly interesting, this pub exudes traditional ambience, although it gets a twist from the pop culture memorabilia prominently displayed at the bar and on the walls. Covent Garden regulars make for good people-watching, although the walls offer distractingly heavy competition. In fact, they're...
Address: 110 Commercial St, London E1
East Londoners count themselves fortunate to have this friendly pub available. Located on a corner near Spitalfields Market, Golden Heart offers a comfortable, Victorian-styled setting as well as terrific ales (go for the Adnams Broadside) and premium wines. Tasty pub treats, outdoor seating, and a jukebox full of...
Address: 56 Royal Hill, London SE10
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Forget the observatory or the market – this pub is the best reason to make the eastward trip to Greenwich. Located in the heart of the village, the red-brick Union beckons to thirsty travelers with old-fashioned charm and the cheery sound of folks swapping tales. Inside, you'll find a classic English pub scene: stone...
Address: 55 Britton St, London EC1N 5NA
Folks from Clerkenwell often find their way to this relatively new pub, which opened its doors in the mid-'90s. Indeed, crowds come each weekday afternoon and evening for a terrific lineup of pub eats and tasty quaffs, the latter of which are delivered fresh from St. Peter's Brewery in Suffolk. Pleasant Georgian...
Address: 78 Norman Rd, London SW19
This traditional English pub (a good thing since it has a London address!) is the only one in town affiliated with Salisbury's Hop Back Brewery. Its red-brick walls hearken back to the days when buildings were constructed to last forever, and the interior is comfortable, friendly, and more than conducive to enjoying a...
Address: 46 Tottenham Ct, London W1
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For 150 years, The Rising Sun has occupied an imposing, four-story structure known around Tottenham Court for its Gothic architecture. With large pilasters framing second-story bay windows and a high parapet, the exterior certainly isn't traditional for a pub. However, the interior absolutely is, thanks to lots of...
Address: 26 Wenlock Rd, London N1 7TA
Located in an industrial part of London that doesn't appear on many tourist maps, Wenlock has managed to stick around since the first owners poured ale back in 1835. It's the quintessential neighborhood pub, complete with a horseshoe-shaped bar, plenty of dark wood, and walls adorned with old photos. Wenlock brings in...
Address: 1-3 Parson's Green, London SW6 4UL
Located between Fulham and King's Roads, this large Victorian pub, with its telltale white exterior, is nearly impossible to miss. For more than 400 years, an inn of some sort has existed on the site – in the earliest days it was a coaching inn, and now, it's one of the neighborhood's most popular pubs. As for beer,...
