Bars & Clubs

71-73 Palace Gardens Terrace, W8 4RU [map]

Old meets new at The Mall Tavern bar and restaurant situated just off of Notting Hill Gate.

2 Elystan Street, South Kensington, SW3 3NS [map]

Located in London’s Chelsea Green, halfway between South Kensington and Sloane Square tube stations, The Markham Inn is a local London gem loved by Chelsea locals, stylish socialistas and serious gourmands alike.

32 Canonbury Street, Canonbury, N1 2TB [map]

The Marquess Tavern in Islington is run by an enthusiastic team who have preserved its authenticity as a cosy local pub.

665 Harrow Road, Brent Park, NW10 5NU [map]

Located on Harrow Road in Kensal Green, The Masons Arms is a chic gastropub with a local vibe and an unpretentious British menu.

55-61 Tabernacle Street, Shoreditch, EC2A 4AA [map]

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Mincing Lane, The City, EC3R 7PP [map]

Superbly situated close to Fenchurch Street Station, Minster Exchange by Balls Brothers brings together the casual sophistication of a wine bar and the convenience and formality of a restaurant.

40 Holland Park Avenue, Notting Hill, W11 3QY [map]

Located on Holland Park Avenue, The Mitre is a W11 institution.

291 Greenwich High Road, SE10 8NA [map]

The Mitre is a traditional English inn, catering for bed and breakfast guests. It has one main bar. It also has a function room for private or business groups with a capacity for 60 to 80 people.

328 Grays Inn Road, Bloomsbury, WC1X 8BZ [map]

Situated in the first floor above the Water Rats pub, the Water Rats Theatre hosts a variety of shows and performances.

44 Narrow Street, E14 8DP [map]

Tucked away in London's Limehouse in the East End, this buzzy little gastropub has a rich history and a robust menu filled with old-fashioned and new-fangled British favourites.

323 New Cross Road, SE14 6AS [map]

The Dover Castle New Cross Inn is a new hostel situated in South East London, zone 2.

2 Allitsen Road, St. John's Wood, NW8 6LA [map]

Built back in 1810, London’s The New Inn pub, hotel and restaurant is located between the two upmarket neighbourhoods of St.

5 Cavendish Square, Marylebone, W1G 0PG [map]

Unashamed luxury and opulence are the keynotes of No 5 Cavendish Square.

305 High Rd, Willesden, NW10 2JT [map]

No.8 is located within 5 minutes of the Dollis Hill Tube Station (Jubilee Line), with easy access to all major tourist attractions.

16 Clifton Road, Town Centre, Kingston Upon Thames, KT2 6PW [map]

Kingston-upon-Thames’s Norbiton and Dragon has a secret – not only is this a traditional British pub but it’s also a really very good Thai restaurant.

28 Leigh Street, Bloomsbury, WC1H 9EP [map]

From the street the Norfolk Arms is your typical London pub.

375 Kilburn High Road, Kilburn, NW6 7QB [map]

With its proximity to Queen’s Park and Maida Vale, the Kilburn High Road has become a hip London dining destination.

194 - 196 Sussex Way, N19 4HZ [map]

Set in the increasingly gentrified Holloway area of North London, North Nineteen is a sign of the times.

188-190 New North Road, Islington, N1 7BJ [map]

The North Star is a stylish north London restaurant and pub in N1 that ticks all the boxes.

1-3 Crouch Hill, Stroud Green, N4 4AP [map]

Set in an unusual and impressive historical building which gives it its name, The Old Dairy is a gastropub which has taken Crouch End by storm.