Compact Victorian pub dating from 1736, offering art deco touches, real ale & bottled beer.

Pub in a 1930s art deco building on a cobbled street, with original wood-panelled walls.

Cozy, traditional pub with cosmopolitan clientele, serving familiar British pub food classics.

An 1897 pub notable for its fancy glazed tiles, once frequented by John Constable and George Orwell.

American plates and cocktails offered in a chill, industrial space lined with white-washed brick.

Atmospheric basement restaurant and bar for seared meat chops, plus cocktails from trolley carts.

Traditional corner pub in 18th-century building, with refurbished interior and upstairs dining room.

Traditional pub with dark-wood bar and floors, leather banquettes and a history dating back to 1710.

Quirky pub serving numerous varieties of pie, with 2 pie rooms and a pie club plus real ales.

Traditional pub with wood-panelled interior, in a 300-year old building with a mock Tudor facade.

Small pub with dark wood bar and booths, and indie/rock music playlist for lively evenings.

Afternoon tea & cocktails served in a vintage-style speakeasy set in a disused underground station.

Victorian pub with wooden central bar and carved ceiling, for real ales and British food.

Pint-sized pub with green-and-gold facade plus wood panelling, leather seats and stripped flooring.

Landmark pub serving British menu, roasts and bar snacks, with table service in the upstairs bar.

Lively pub with a regular line-up of LGBT happenings and catering specifically for a bear crowd.