Pub

91 Lordship Lane, Dulwich, SE22 8EP [map]

The Palmerston restaurant in London’s up-and-coming East Dulwich is a pub and dining room that’s not only a local favourite, but also an award-winner with an AA rosette awarded every year for six straight years.

19 Kilburn Lane, Kensal Green, W10 4AE [map]

Kitsch and quirky, with a sense of fun and the kind of style only found in our fair capital, Paradise by way of Kensal Green oozes charm from every bohemian nook and unconventional cranny.

81 Portway, Stratford, E15 3QJ [map]

261 Old Brompton Road, Kensington, SW5 9JA [map]

Located on the Old Brompton Road, The Pembroke is an established gastropub only five minutes away from the Earl’s Court Exhibition Centre.

35 Old Church Street, Chelsea, SW3 5BS [map]

The Pig's Ear is a charismatic British restaurant in Chelsea set inside an ancient pub in the oldest part of the Royal Borough.

56 Wellesley Road, Chiswick, W4 4BZ [map]

Located at the Gunnersbury end of Chiswick on Wellesley Road, the Pilot is fantastic local gastropub with a warm, rustic interior and a down-to-earth modern British menu.

42 Christchurch Road, Sheen, SW14 7AF [map]

Only a stone's throw from Richmond Park, The Plough is located on Christchurch Road in leafy East Sheen.

51 Upper Berkeley Street, Mayfair, W1H 7QW [map]

A fine, neighbourhood style bar and restaurant, The Portman is situated in the small and chic London enclave of Portman Village.

1-3 Craven Road, Paddington, W2 3BP [map]

A traditional English pub beautifully refurbed for 2011. Now offering double, twin, and shared 4, 6 and 8 bed dorms. Close to all tourist attractions and not forgetting Hyde Park, Oxford St, Soho, Covent Garden, Notting Hill and Portobello markets. We pride ourselves on the safe, clean and fun

163 Royal College Street, Regent's Park, NW1 0SG [map]

The Prince Albert restaurant in London’s Camden is a classic English boozer that’s been transformed into a hip pub and restaurant without losing its air of relaxed comfort.

5A Formosa Street, Maida Vale, W9 1EE [map]

If you’re tired of the formulaic gastropub, take a meal at Maida Vale’s Prince Albert and Formosa Dining Rooms.

95 Forest Road, E8 3BH [map]

This gorgeous British boozer in London Fields is the favourite haunt of Hackney hipsters, real ale connoisseurs and arty socialistas.

80 Chepstow Road, Paddington, W2 5BE [map]

Fashionable and homely, old fashioned yet utterly contemporary, the Prince Bonaparte could only exist in Notting Hill.

469 Brixton Rd, Brixton, SW9 8HH [map]

A new breed of local pub, The Prince on London’s Brixton Road, moments from the train station, combines stylish restaurant class with the warm, relaxing welcome of a traditional pub.

138 Upper Richmond Road, Putney, SW15 2SP [map]

The Prince of Wales – located in the Upper Richmond Road in Putney – is a brilliantly chic and contemporary British boozer.

76 Paul Street, The City, EC2A 4NE [map]

Tucked away on the City / Shoreditch border, not far from Old Street, the grand old Princess of Shoreditch is a chic urban bar and restaurant which was completely refurbished in October 2009.

217 Uxbridge Road, Shepherd's Bush, W12 9DH [map]

The winner of countless awards and critical claim, this bijou gastropub in Shepherd’s Bush has everything a food-lover could wish for from a bursting-at-the-seams wine cellar, a walled-in herb garden for summertime al fresco dining, jazz nights and 2 AA rosettes for its modern British menu.

25 Earls Court Road, Kensington, W8 6EB [map]

The Princess Victoria is a chic little bar and restaurant in London’s Kensington that has been lovingly and stylishly refurbished.

54 Islington Park Street, Islington, N1 1PX [map]

Okay, it may say Public House on the tin, but a pub it most certainly is not.

41 Farm Street, Mayfair, W1J 5RP [map]

Despite being famous for its celebrity owner – Guy Ritchie – and its A-list clientele, the Punch Bowl in London’s Mayfair still remains a brilliant little boozer and local restaurant located on Farm Street, close to the Mount Street Gardens.