Historic pubs
London’s Historic Pubs
346 notable pubs, cited from Wikipedia and Wikidata. Never invented.
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- 1520Grade II*
Prospect of Whitby
Tower Hamlets
The Prospect of Whitby is a Grade II* listed pub on Wapping Wall in the East End, reputed to be one of the oldest riverside taverns in London, dating from around 1520.
3 on recordWikipedia - 1583Grade II
The Grapes
Tower Hamlets
The Grapes is a Grade II listed public house at 76 Narrow Street, Limehouse, on the north bank of the Thames; a pub has stood on the site since 1583.
4 on recordWikipedia - 17th centuryGrade II*
The Hoop and Grapes
City of London
The Hoop and Grapes at 47 Aldgate High Street is a Grade II* listed pub, probably built in the late 17th century; it is one of the very few timber-framed buildings in the City of London to survive from that period, standing just beyond where the Great Fire of London was halted in 1666.
2 on recordWikipedia - 17th centuryGrade II
The Seven Stars
Camden
The Seven Stars is a Grade II listed pub at 53 Carey Street behind the Royal Courts of Justice; with 17th-century origins (its frontage bears the date 1602), it is one of the few City-fringe pubs to have survived the Great Fire of London.
2 on recordWikipedia - 1667Grade II
The Tipperary
Camden
The Tipperary is a Grade II listed pub at 66 Fleet Street; the building was built in about 1667, and the wood-panelled pub is widely reputed to be one of London's oldest Irish pubs.
2 on recordWikipedia - 18th century
The Dickens Inn
City of London
The Dickens Inn at St Katharine Docks occupies an 18th-century timber-framed former warehouse; when the docks were redeveloped in the 1970s the structure was moved bodily to its present site and reopened as a three-storey balconied inn.
1 on recorddickensinn.co.uk - 18th centuryGrade II
The Nellie Dean
Camden
The Nellie Dean of Soho is a Grade II listed pub at 89 Dean Street, Soho; the present building dates from 1900 and there has been a pub on the site since the 18th century.
1 on recordCAMRA - 18th centuryGrade II
The Perseverance
Camden
The Perseverance at 63 Lamb's Conduit Street, Bloomsbury, is a Grade II listed building of early-18th-century origin, refronted in the early 19th century; it traded for years as The Sun before taking its current name.
2 on recordWikipedia - 18th century
Upper Flask
Camden
18th-century tavern in Hampstead
1 on recordWikipedia - 1701Grade II
The Captain Kidd
Southwark
The Captain Kidd at 108 Wapping High Street is a Grade II listed riverside pub in a converted former warehouse, named after the pirate William Kidd, who was hanged at the nearby Execution Dock in 1701.
1 on recordWikipedia - 1736
The Crown & Two Chairmen
Camden
The Crown & Two Chairmen at 31-32 Dean Street, Soho, has had a pub on the site since 1736; the present building was rebuilt in 1929 and the name is said to recall two sedan-chair men who drank here while Queen Anne sat for a portrait opposite.
1 on recordCAMRA - 19th century
London Tavern
City of London
notable pub and meeting place in London in the 18th and 19th centuries
1 on recordWikipedia - 19th century
The Cheshire Cheese
Westminster
The Cheshire Cheese at 48 Crutched Friars sits beneath the viaduct of Fenchurch Street station in the City of London; a pub of this name traded on the site before the railway arrived in the 1850s, with records of the Cheshire Cheese, Crutched Friars going back to the early 19th century. (It is a separate pub from the famous Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese on Fleet Street.)
2 on recordWhatPub - 19th century
The Pride of Spitalfields
City of London
The Pride of Spitalfields at 3 Heneage Street, just off Brick Lane in the East End, is a mid-19th-century pub formerly known as the Romford Arms; it sits in the old Huguenot heartland of Spitalfields and was named CAMRA's East London Pub of the Year in 2013.
2 on recordWikipedia - 19th centuryGrade II
The Star Tavern
Westminster
The Star Tavern is a Grade II listed pub at 6 Belgrave Mews West, Belgravia, of early-to-mid-19th-century origin; in the 1950s and 1960s it drew both high society and the London underworld, and it is reputed to be where the 1963 Great Train Robbery was planned.
2 on recordWikipedia - 1846
The Bulls Head
Richmond upon Thames
The Bull's Head at 373 Lonsdale Road, Barnes, is a riverside Young's pub whose present building dates from 1846; it opened as a jazz venue in 1959 and, hosting leading British and international musicians, became known as the 'suburban Ronnie Scott's'.
1 on recordWikipedia - 1846
The Queens Arms
Westminster
Pimlico pub from 1846; a useful Victorian reference stop for the seeded heritage route.
2 on record - 1849
The Rutland Arms
Hammersmith and Fulham
Pub in London, opened 1849
1 on recordWikipedia - 1850Grade II
The Rugby Tavern
Camden
The Rugby Tavern on the corner of Great James Street and Rugby Street, Bloomsbury, is a Grade II listed pub dating from about 1850, built on land that forms part of the Rugby (School) Estate.
1 on recordWhatPub - 1855Grade II
Museum Tavern
Camden
The Museum Tavern is a Grade II listed pub at 49 Great Russell Street, opposite the British Museum; the present building was rebuilt around 1855-64 by William Finch Hill, and Karl Marx is traditionally said to have drunk here while working in the nearby Reading Room.
2 on recordWikipedia - 1875Grade II*
The Blackfriar
Camden
The Black Friar is a Grade II* listed pub at 174 Queen Victoria Street, Blackfriars, built about 1875 on the site of a medieval Dominican (Black Friars) friary and remodelled around 1905 by the architect Herbert Fuller-Clark; it is famous for its Arts and Crafts and Art Nouveau interior of marble, mosaic and bronze reliefs of jovial friars.
2 on recordWikipedia - 1886Grade II
The Old Bank of England
Camden
The Old Bank of England is a Grade II listed pub at 194 Fleet Street, built in 1886 by Sir Arthur Blomfield; it housed the Law Courts branch of the Bank of England from 1888 to 1975 before becoming a pub in 1994.
2 on recordWikipedia - 1888Grade II
The Audley
Westminster
The Audley at 41-43 Mount Street, Mayfair, is a Grade II listed pub built about 1888 to designs by the architect Thomas Verity; a grand late-Victorian building of red brick and pink terracotta, it was rebuilt on the Grosvenor (Duke of Westminster) estate and retains fine mahogany panelling and a carved bar-back.
1 on recordCAMRA - 1897Grade II
The Dog & Duck
Camden
The Dog and Duck at 18 Bateman Street, Soho, is a Grade II listed pub; the current building dates from 1897 and its upstairs dining room is named after the writer George Orwell, who was a regular.
2 on recordWikipedia - 1899Grade II
Salisbury
Westminster
The Salisbury at 90 St Martin's Lane, Covent Garden, is a Grade II listed pub built about 1899; its lavish late-Victorian interior of etched and polished glass, mahogany and Art Nouveau candelabra is listed on CAMRA's National Inventory as a historic pub interior of national importance.
2 on recordWikipedia - 1901
Ye Olde Watling
City of London
Ye Olde Watling stands at 29 Watling Street, on the line of the old Roman road of the same name, close to St Paul's Cathedral; the timber-framed pub is traditionally said to have been rebuilt for Sir Christopher Wren's workmen after the Great Fire of London, and its present old-world interior largely dates from a sympathetic refit of about 1901.
1 on recordCAMRA - 1903Grade II
The Coal Hole
Westminster
The Coal Hole is a Grade II listed pub at 91 Strand, part of the Savoy Court development, built in 1903-04 to the design of architect T. E. Collcutt.
2 on recordWikipedia - 1906Grade II
The Lyceum Tavern
Camden
The Lyceum Tavern at 354 Strand takes its name from the neighbouring Lyceum Theatre; a tavern has stood on the site since the 1840s and the present building dates from 1906. It is a Grade II listed pub.
1 on recordCAMRA - 1910Grade II
The Old Pack Horse
Hounslow
The Old Pack Horse is a Grade II listed pub on Chiswick High Road, rebuilt in 1910 in an Edwardian style for the Isleworth Brewery.
3 on recordWikipedia - 1915
The Dolphin Tavern
Camden
The Dolphin Tavern at 44 Red Lion Street, Holborn, was badly damaged by a Zeppelin raid on 8 September 1915; the pub's clock, recovered from the rubble, is preserved stopped at 10.40pm, the moment of the blast.
1 on recordCAMRA - 1948
The Colony Room
Westminster
Private member's drinking club in Soho, London (1948–2008)
1 on recordWikipedia - 1977Grade II
Ye Olde Cock Tavern
Camden
Ye Olde Cock Tavern is a Grade II listed pub at 22 Fleet Street, listed in 1977; the tavern was moved across the street and rebuilt in the 1880s, and is traditionally said to have been frequented by Samuel Pepys, Charles Dickens and Alfred Tennyson.
2 on recordWikipedia Admiral Duncan
Westminster
gay pub in Old Compton Street, Soho, London
1 on recordWikipediaAlbert (Victoria)
Westminster
pub in Victoria, London
1 on recordWikipediaAnchor - Bankside (Southwark)
City of London
pub in Bankside, London
1 on recordWikipediaAngel and Crown
Westminster
pub in Covent Garden, London
1 on recordWikipediaAragon House, Fulham
Hammersmith and Fulham
public house at 247 New King's Road, Fulham, London
1 on recordWikipediaArchway Tavern
Islington
pub in Archway, London
1 on recordWikipediaBell Inn
Enfield
former pub in Enfield, London
1 on recordWikipediaBelle Sauvage (inn)
City of London
former pub in the City of London
1 on recordWikipediaBlack Horse
Hillingdon
pub in Eastcote, London
1 on recordWikipediaBlack Horse Public House
Tower Hamlets
pub in Tower Hamlets, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaBlack Lion
Hammersmith and Fulham
pub in Kilburn, London
2 on recordWikipediaBlack Prince, Bexley
Bexley
hotel and former live music venue in the London Borough of Bexley
1 on recordWikipediaBrewery Tap
Wandsworth
pub in Wandsworth, London
1 on recordWikipediaBrown Bear
Tower Hamlets
pub in Whitechapel, London
1 on recordWikipediaBull and Crown
Waltham Forest
former pub in Chingford, London
1 on recordWikipediaBull and Mouth Inn
City of London
Former coaching inn in the City of London
1 on recordWikipediaCamden Head
Camden
one of the oldest pubs in Camden, London, England
1 on recordWikipediaChalk Farm Tavern
Camden
former public house in Primrose Hill, London
1 on recordWikipediaChelsea Potter
Kensington and Chelsea
Public house in Chelsea, London SW3
1 on recordWikipediaChesham Arms
Hackney
pub in Homerton, London
1 on recordWikipediaCittie of Yorke
Camden
public house on London's High Holborn
1 on recordWikipediaCoach and Horses
Westminster
public house at London Road, Isleworth, London
3 on recordWikipediaCoachmakers Arms
Hammersmith and Fulham
former pub in Hammersmith, London
1 on recordWikipediaCock Tavern Theatre
Brent
former pub theatre in Kilburn, London (2009-2011)
1 on recordWikipediaCommercial Tavern
Tower Hamlets
pub in Spitalfields, London
1 on recordWikipediaComptons of Soho
Westminster
gay bar in Old Compton Street, London
1 on recordWikipediaCrooked Billet
Merton
pub in Wimbledon, London
1 on recordWikipediaCross Keys
Barking and Dagenham
pub in Dagenham, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaCrown (Covent Garden)
Camden
pub in Covent Garden, London
1 on recordWikipediaCrown & Anchor
Camden
pub in Euston, London
1 on recordWikipediaCrown & Horseshoes (Enfield)
Enfield
pub in Enfield, London
1 on recordWikipediaCrown and Treaty
Hillingdon
pub in Uxbridge, UK
1 on recordWikipediaCutty Sark
Greenwich
pub in Greenwich, London
1 on recordWikipediaDaylight Inn
Bromley
pub with large function room in Petts Wood, Orpington, UK
1 on recordWikipediaDe Hems
Westminster
pub in London, UK
1 on recordWikipediaDenbigh Arms
Westminster
former pub in Pimlico, London
1 on recordWikipediaDrayton Arms
Kensington and Chelsea
pub in Earl's Court, London
1 on recordWikipediaDuke of Cumberland
Hammersmith and Fulham
pub in Fulham, London
1 on recordWikipediaDuke of Edinburgh
Lambeth
pub in Brixton, London
1 on recordWikipediaDuke of Wellington
Tower Hamlets
former pub in Bethnal Green, London Borough of Tower Hamlets, England, UK
3 on recordWikipediaDysart Arms
Richmond upon Thames
pub in Richmond, London, UK
1 on recordWikipediaEarl of Essex
Newham
pub in Manor Park, London
1 on recordWikipediaEast India Arms
City of London
pub in the City of London
1 on recordWikipediaEastbrook
Barking and Dagenham
pub in Dagenham, London, United Kingdom
1 on recordWikipediaFallow Buck Inn
Enfield
pub in Clay Hill, London
1 on recordWikipediaFellowship Inn
Lewisham
pub in Bellingham, London
1 on recordWikipediaFishmongers Arms
Haringey
building in London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaFitzroy Tavern
Camden
pub on Charlotte Street, Fitzrovia, Camden, London
1 on recordWikipediaFlying Scotsman
Islington
pub in Kings Cross, London
1 on recordWikipediaFox and Anchor
Islington
pub in Farringdon, London
1 on recordWikipediaFox and Pheasant
Kensington and Chelsea
pub in Chelsea, London, England, United Kingdom
1 on recordWikipediaFreemasons Arms
Westminster
pub in Long Acre, Covent Garden, London
1 on recordWikipediaGeorge and Devonshire
Hounslow
pub in Chiswick, London
1 on recordWikipediaGeorge and Dragon, Fitzrovia
Camden
pub in Fitzrovia, London
1 on recordWikipediaGeorge and Dragon, Shoreditch
Hackney
building in United Kingdom
1 on recordWikipediaGeorge and Vulture
City of London
pub in the City of London
1 on recordWikipediaGeorge IV, Brixton
Lambeth
building in London, England
1 on recordWikipediaGloucester Arms
Kensington and Chelsea
pub in Kensington, London
1 on recordWikipediaGoat Tavern
Kensington and Chelsea
pub in Kensington High Street, London, England
1 on recordWikipediaGolden Heart
Tower Hamlets
pub in Spitalfields, London
1 on recordWikipediaGolden Lion
Wandsworth
pub in Fulham, London
1 on recordWikipediaGreat Northern Railway
Haringey
pub in Hornsey, London
1 on recordWikipediaGreen Man
Camden
demolished pub in Blackheath, London, England
1 on recordWikipediaGreen Man, Putney
Wandsworth
public house in Putney, London
1 on recordWikipediaGreene Man
Camden
public house in London
1 on recordWikipediaGreenwich Tavern
Greenwich
pub in London, England
1 on recordWikipediaGreyhound
Kensington and Chelsea
pub in Kensington, London
1 on recordWikipediaHalf-Way House
Ealing
former pub in West Ealing, London, England
1 on recordWikipediaHammersmith Fire Station
Hammersmith and Fulham
building in Hammersmith, London, UK
1 on recordWikipediaHampshire Hog
Hammersmith and Fulham
pub in London, England
1 on recordWikipediaHand and Shears
City of London
pub in Farringdon, London
1 on recordWikipediaHare & Hounds
Richmond upon Thames
pub in East Sheen, London
1 on recordWikipediaHare and Billet
Lewisham
pub in Blackheath, London
1 on recordWikipediaHerne Tavern
Southwark
pub in London, UK
1 on recordWikipediaHolly Bush
Camden
pub in Hampstead, London
1 on recordWikipediaHollywood Arms
Kensington and Chelsea
pub in Chelsea, London
1 on recordWikipediaHoop and Grapes
City of London
pub on Farringdon Street, City of London
1 on recordWikipediaHop Poles
Hammersmith and Fulham
pub in Hammersmith, London
1 on recordWikipediaHope and Anchor
Hammersmith and Fulham
pub in Hammersmith, London
1 on recordWikipediaJamaica Wine House
City of London
pub in the City of London
1 on recordWikipediaJohn Snow
Westminster
pub in Soho, Westminster, London, England, United Kingdom
1 on recordWikipediaJolly Coopers
Richmond upon Thames
pub in Hampton, London
1 on recordWikipediaKing Edward VII, Stratford
Newham
pub in Stratford, London
1 on recordWikipediaKings Arms
Ealing
pub in Hanwell, London
2 on recordWikipediaKnave of Clubs
Tower Hamlets
former pub in Shoreditch, London
1 on recordWikipediaLamb and Flag
Westminster
pub in Covent Garden, London
1 on recordWikipediaLeather Bottle
Merton
pub in Earlsfield, London
1 on recordWikipediaLondon Apprentice, Isleworth
Hounslow
pub in Isleworth, London
1 on recordWikipediaLord High Admiral, Pimlico
Westminster
former pub in Pimlico, London
1 on recordWikipediaLord Nelson
Southwark
pub in Bermondsey, London
1 on recordWikipediaMalt Shovel
Hillingdon
pub in Cowley, London
1 on recordWikipediaMarkham Arms Public House
Kensington and Chelsea
building in Kensington and Chelsea, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaMarquis of Clanricarde
Westminster
pub in Paddington, London
1 on recordWikipediaMarylebone Live
Westminster
pub in Marylebone, London
1 on recordWikipediaMawson Arms
Hounslow
pub in Chiswick, London
1 on recordWikipediaMercers Arms
Westminster
former pub in Covent Garden, London
1 on recordWikipediaMontague Arms
Wandsworth
pub in Roehampton, London
1 on recordWikipediaMorpeth Arms
Westminster
pub in Pimlico, London
1 on recordWikipediaNell Gwynne Tavern
Westminster
pub in Westminster, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaNew Cross Inn
Lewisham
pub and music venue in Lewisham, London, England
1 on recordWikipediaNewman Arms
Westminster
pub in Fitzrovia, London
1 on recordWikipediaOld Red Lion, Holborn
Camden
historic London pub
1 on recordWikipediaOld Ship
Richmond upon Thames
pub in Richmond, London
1 on recordWikipediaOld White Bear
Camden
pub in Hampstead, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaOld White Horse Cellar
Westminster
historic inn in London, England
1 on recordWikipediaOne Bell
Bexley
pub in Crayford, London
1 on recordWikipediaOwl and Pussycat
Tower Hamlets
pub in Shoreditch, London
1 on recordWikipediaPark Hotel
Richmond upon Thames
pub, restaurant and hotel in Teddington, London
1 on recordWikipediaPaxtons Head
Westminster
pub in Knightsbridge, London
1 on recordWikipediaPeacock Inn
Islington
former public house in Islington, London
1 on recordWikipediaPillars of Hercules
Westminster
pub in London, UK
1 on recordWikipediaPlumbers Arms (Belgravia)
Westminster
pub in Belgravia, London
1 on recordWikipediaPrince of Wales, Euston
Camden
pub in Camden, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaPrincess Louise
Camden
pub in London, UK
1 on recordWikipediaPS Tattershall Castle
Westminster
floating pub and restaurant on the Thames
1 on recordWikipediaQueen Adelaide
Wandsworth
pub in Shepherd's Bush, London
1 on recordWikipediaQueens, Crouch End
Haringey
pub in the London Borough of Haringey, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaRailway Hotel
Barnet
former pub and hotel in Edgware, London
1 on recordWikipediaRaven Inn
Wandsworth
pub in Battersea, London
1 on recordWikipediaRed Lion
Hillingdon
pub in Hillingdon, London
3 on recordWikipediaRising Sun
Camden
pub in Mill Hill, London
2 on recordWikipediaRose and Crown
Hounslow
pub in Isleworth, London
3 on recordWikipediaRoyal Oak
Tower Hamlets
pub in Bethnal Green, London
1 on recordWikipediaRoyal Vauxhall Tavern
Lambeth
gay bar and nightclub in Vauxhall, London
1 on recordWikipediaSalmon and Ball
Tower Hamlets
pub in Bethnal Green, London
1 on recordWikipediaSalutation
Hammersmith and Fulham
pub in Hammersmith, London
1 on recordWikipediaScarsdale Tavern
Kensington and Chelsea
pub in Kensington and Chelsea, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaSeven Balls
Harrow
pub in Harrow Weald, London
1 on recordWikipediaSeven Stars, West Kensington
Hammersmith and Fulham
pub in London, UK
1 on recordWikipediaSherlock Holmes
Westminster
pub in London, UK
1 on recordWikipediaShip and Shovell
Westminster
pub in Charing Cross, London
1 on recordWikipediaShip Tavern, London
Camden
pub in London, UK
1 on recordWikipediaShipwrights Arms
Southwark
pub in London
1 on recordWikipediaShuckburgh Arms
Kensington and Chelsea
pub in Chelsea, London
1 on recordWikipediaSilver Cross
Westminster
pub in London, UK
1 on recordWikipedia- Grade II
Slug and Lettuce, Islington
Islington
Grade II listed public house at 330 Upper Street and Islington Green, Islington, London
1 on recordWikipedia Spanish Galleon
Greenwich
pub in Greenwich, London
1 on recordWikipediaSpotted Dog
Newham
pub in Forest Gate, London
1 on recordWikipediaSpread Eagle
Wandsworth
pub in Wandsworth, London
1 on recordWikipediaSpread Eagle Public House
Camden
pub in Camden, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaStaple Inn
Camden
Tudor building on High Holborn, London, UK, which is the last surviving Inn of Chancery
1 on recordWikipediaSun and 13 Cantons
Westminster
pub in Westminster, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaSun in the Sands
Greenwich
pub in Blackheath, London, UK
1 on recordWikipediaSun Inn
Richmond upon Thames
pub in Barnes, London, UK
1 on recordWikipediaSwan Inn
Hillingdon
former pub in Ruislip, London
1 on recordWikipediaSwan with Two Necks, London
City of London
Coaching inn in the City of London that was one of the principal departure points for travel to the north of England
1 on recordWikipediaTabard
Hammersmith and Fulham
pub in Chiswick, London Borough of Hounslow, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaTemperance Billiard Hall, Fulham
Hammersmith and Fulham
pub in Hammersmith and Fulham, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaTen Bells
Tower Hamlets
pub in Spitalfields, London
1 on recordWikipediaThatched House Tavern
Westminster
former public house in Westminster London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Admiral Vernon
Barking and Dagenham
pub in Dagenham, Greater London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaThe Admiralty
Westminster
pub in Trafalgar Square, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Alchemist
Wandsworth
former pub in Battersea, London, England
1 on recordWikipediaThe Alexandra, New Barnet
Barnet
former pub in London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Amersham Arms
Lewisham
Pub in New Cross, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Angel
Hillingdon
pub in Hayes, London Borough of Hillingdon
2 on recordWikipediaThe Anglesea Arms
Kensington and Chelsea
pub in south Kensington, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Argyll Arms
Soho
Historic pub in London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Army & Navy
Hackney
pub in Stoke Newington, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Assembly House
Camden
pub in Kentish Town, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Barley Mow
Westminster
pub in Marylebone, London, UK
1 on recordWikipediaThe Bedford
Wandsworth
pub and music venue in Balham, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaThe Bell
City of London
pub in City of London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaThe Black Cap
Camden
defunct gay bar in Camden, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Black Friar, Blackfriars
City of London
pub in London, UK
1 on recordWikipediaThe Blind Beggar
Southwark
Pub in Whitechapel, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Blue Anchor
Hammersmith and Fulham
pub in Hammersmith and Fulham, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaThe Blythe Hill Tavern
Lewisham
pub in Forest Hill, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaThe Bobbin
Lambeth
pub in Clapham, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Boleyn Tavern
Newham
pub in East Ham, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Boot
Camden
public house on Cromer Street, Holborn, London WC1
1 on recordWikipediaThe Britannia
Kensington and Chelsea
pub in Richmond, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Bunch of Grapes
Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
pub in Knightsbridge, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Castle
Camden
pub in Harrow, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Centre Page
City of London
pub in the City of London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Champion Public House
Westminster
pub in the City of Westminster, Greater London, W1T
1 on recordWikipediaThe Churchill Arms
Kensington and Chelsea
Public house at 119 Kensington Church Street in London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Clachan
Soho
pub in Soho, London
1 on recordWikipedia- Grade II
The Coach & Horses
Camden
The Coach and Horses at 29 Greek Street, Soho, is a Grade II listed pub long associated with Private Eye magazine and with journalist Jeffrey Bernard, whose 'Low Life' column and the play 'Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell' immortalised it.
1 on recordWikipedia The Cock, Fulham
Hammersmith and Fulham
pub in Fulham, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Cross Keys
Hammersmith and Fulham
building in Chelsea, London, United Kingdom
1 on recordWikipediaThe Cross Keys, Hammersmith
Hammersmith and Fulham
Pub in London, UK
1 on recordWikipediaThe Crown
Hackney
pub in Cowley, London
2 on recordWikipediaThe Crown and Greyhound
Southwark
pub in Dulwich, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Denmark Arms
Newham
pub in East Ham, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Devereux
Westminster
pub in Devereux Court, Strand, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Devil Tavern
Westminster
fleet Street hostelry
1 on recordWikipediaThe Dolphin
Lewisham
pub in the London Borough of Hackney
1 on recordWikipedia- Grade II*
The Dove
Hammersmith and Fulham
The Dove is a Grade II* listed pub on Upper Mall, Hammersmith, overlooking the Thames; it holds a Guinness World Record for the smallest bar room in a public house.
3 on recordWikipedia The Drayton Court
Ealing
Hotel and pub in Ealing, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Dublin Castle
Camden
Pub and Music Venue
1 on recordWikipediaThe Duke
Camden
pub in Bloomsbury, London Borough of Camden, England
1 on recordWikipediaThe Duke of Hamilton
Camden
pub in London, UK
1 on recordWikipediaThe Duke of Hammersmith
Hammersmith and Fulham
pub in Hammersmith, London, England
1 on recordWikipediaThe Duke of Kent
Ealing
pub in Ealing, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Duke of Sussex
Ealing
pub in Ealing, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaThe Duke of York
City of London
pub in Fitzrovia, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Edgar Wallace
Westminster
pub in London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Edinboro Castle
Camden
pub in Camden, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaThe Eight Bells
Wandsworth
pub in Fulham High Street, London, England
1 on recordWikipediaThe Elgin
Westminster
pub in Ladbroke Grove, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Falcon, Camden
Camden
former pub and music venue in London, England
1 on recordWikipediaThe Flask
Camden
public house at 14 Flask Walk, Hampstead, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipedia- Grade II
The Flask, Highgate
Camden
Grade II listed public house in Highgate, London, UK
1 on recordWikipedia The Flora
Westminster
building in London, England
1 on recordWikipediaThe Flying Horse
Covent Garden
pub on Oxford Street, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Forester
Ealing
pub in Northfields, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Fox
Richmond upon Thames
pub in Twickenham, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Fox Inn, Hanwell
Ealing
pub in London, UK
1 on recordWikipediaThe Fox, Palmers Green
Enfield
building in United Kingdom
1 on recordWikipediaThe French House
Westminster
pub and dining room at 49 Dean Street, Soho, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Gatehouse, Highgate
Camden
pub in Highgate, London, England
1 on recordWikipediaThe George
Croydon
former pub in Hammersmith, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe George Inn
Southwark
public house established in the medieval period on Borough High Street in Southwark, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe George Tavern
Southwark
pub and music venue in Stepney, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Gladstone Arms
City of London
public house in Lant Street in the Southwark district of London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Globe
City of London
pub in Moorgate, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Green Man
Harrow
former pub in Whetstone, London
1 on recordWikipedia- Grade II
The Grenadier
Westminster
The Grenadier is a Grade II listed pub tucked down Wilton Row in Belgravia, taking its name from the Grenadier Guards; it is traditionally said to have served as an officers' mess and to have been frequented by the Duke of Wellington, and is well known as one of London's most famously haunted pubs.
2 on recordWikipedia The Gun
Tower Hamlets
pub in Coldharbour, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Half Moon
Lambeth
public house at 10 Half Moon Lane, Herne Hill, London
3 on recordWikipediaThe Hansom Cab
Kensington and Chelsea
pub in Kensington, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Harp
Westminster
pub in London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Harrow
City of London
pub in the City of London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Hope
Islington
pub in Smithfield, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Intrepid Fox
Westminster
former public house in Soho
1 on recordWikipediaThe Island Queen
Camden
pub in Islington, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Ivy House
Southwark
pub in Nunhead, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Joiners Arms
Hackney
former pub in Bethnal Green, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Jugged Hare
City of London
pub in the City of London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Kings Arms
Bexley
pub in Leaves Green, London
1 on recordWikipedia- Grade II
The Lamb
Camden
The Lamb is a Grade II listed public house on Lamb's Conduit Street, Bloomsbury, noted for its surviving Victorian snob screens above the bar.
3 on recordWikipedia The Lexington
Camden
Pub and music venue in Islington, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Lord Tredegar
Hackney
pub in Bow, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Magdala
Camden
pub in Hampstead, London, UK
1 on recordWikipediaThe Marquis of Granby
Covent Garden
pub in Fitzrovia, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Mitre
Richmond upon Thames
pub in Greenwich, London
2 on recordWikipediaThe Montague Arms (music venue)
Lewisham
former pub in Lewisham, London, England
1 on recordWikipediaThe New Cross House
Lewisham
Pub and live music and comedy venue
1 on recordWikipediaThe New Inn Public House
Richmond upon Thames
pub in Ham, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Old Bell
Brent
pub in Covent Garden, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Old Bell Tavern
City of London
pub in the City of London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Old Bull and Bush
Camden
pub in Hampstead, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Old Jail Public House
Bromley
pub in Biggin Hill, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Old Queens Head
Islington
grade II listed pub in the United Kingdom
1 on recordWikipediaThe Old Red Lion
Southwark
pub in Kennington, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Old Shades
Westminster
pub in Whitehall, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Olde Wine Shades
City of London
pub in the City of London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Only Running Footman
Westminster
pub in London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Palm Tree
Tower Hamlets
heritage listed pub within Mile End Park, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Paviours Arms
Westminster
demolished pub in Westminster, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Phene
Kensington and Chelsea
pub in Chelsea, designed by the above
1 on recordWikipediaThe Pineapple
Camden
pub in Kentish Town, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Prince Alfred
Westminster
pub in Maida Vale, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaThe Punch Tavern
City of London
pub in the City of London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Punchbowl
Westminster
pub in Mayfair, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Queens Head
Camden
One of the app's closest matches for Hilton's visible The Queens print; kept as a soft match until the exact pub is verified.
2 on recordalastairhiltonphotographer.comThe Red Lion
Bromley
public house in the High Street, Chipping Barnet, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Rising Sun
Southwark
pub in London, England
1 on recordWikipediaThe Rocket
Camden
pub in Euston, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Roebuck
City of London
pub in Southwark, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Royal Albert Public House
Lewisham
pub in Lewisham, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaThe Royal Oak Public House
Bexley
pub in Bexleyheath, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Salisbury
Haringey
pub in Harringay, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Shacklewell Arms
Hackney
pub and venue in Dalston, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Ship
City of London
public house in New Cavendish Street, London, UK
1 on recordWikipediaThe Ship EC3
City of London
pub at 3 Hart Street, Aldgate, London EC3R
1 on recordWikipediaThe Sir George Robey
Islington
pub and music venue in Finsbury Park, London, England; demolished 2015
1 on recordWikipediaThe Sir Richard Steele
Camden
public house in Haverstock Hill, north London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Spaniards Inn
Barnet
pub in London, between Hampstead and Highgate
1 on recordWikipediaThe Spice of Life
Westminster
pub in London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Sun Tavern
Hackney
Bethnal Green pub included in Hilton's visible pub print shop, useful for a writer-inspired crawl seed.
2 on recordalastairhiltonphotographer.comThe Swan
Kensington and Chelsea
pub in Hammersmith, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Tabard
Southwark
historic inn that stood on the east side of Borough High Street in Southwark
1 on recordWikipediaThe Tally Ho
Barnet
public house in north Finchley, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Tea Clipper
Westminster
former pub in Knightsbridge, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Two Puddings
Newham
bar in Newham, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaThe Victoria
Hackney
pub in Richmond, London
2 on recordWikipediaThe Village Inn - JD Wetherspoon
Harrow
pub in Rayners Lane, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Warrington Hotel
Westminster
pub in Maida Vale, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Warwick Castle
Westminster
pub in Maida Vale, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Washington
Camden
pub in Belsize Park, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe White Bear
Camden
pub in Clerkenwell, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe White Cross
Richmond upon Thames
pub in Richmond, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe White Horse
Bromley
pub in Fulham, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe White Horse Public House
Enfield
pub in Enfield, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaThe White Swan
Camden
pub in Covent Garden, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Wilton Arms
Westminster
pub in Belgravia, London
1 on recordWikipediaThe Winchester, Highgate
Haringey
pub in Haringey, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaThree Horseshoes
Ealing
pub in Southall, London
1 on recordWikipediaThree Tuns
Westminster
pub in Uxbridge, London
1 on recordWikipediaTown of Ramsgate
Tower Hamlets
pub in Wapping, London
1 on recordWikipediaTrafalgar Tavern
Greenwich
pub in Greenwich, London
1 on recordWikipediaTurks Head
Westminster
pub in Belgravia, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaTwo Brewers
Camden
pub in Covent Garden, London
1 on recordWikipediaTwo Chairmen
Westminster
pub in London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaViaduct Tavern
City of London
pub in Holborn, London
1 on recordWikipediaWells Tavern
Camden
pub in Hampstead, London
1 on recordWikipediaWenlock Arms
City of London
pub in Hoxton, London
1 on recordWikipediaWestminster Arms
Westminster
pub in Westminster, Greater London, England
1 on recordWikipediaWheatsheaf
Camden
pub in Southwark, London
2 on recordWikipediaWhite Hart, Southwark
Southwark
former public house in Southwark, London
1 on recordWikipediaWhite Lion
Wandsworth
pub in Putney, London
2 on recordWikipediaWhite Swan
Camden
pub in Twickenham, London
1 on recordWikipediaWindermere
Brent
public house at Windermere Avenue, South Kenton, London
1 on recordWikipediaWindsor Castle
Westminster
former pub in Maida Vale, London
1 on recordWikipediaWindsor Castle in Kensington
Kensington and Chelsea
pub in Kensington, London
1 on recordWikipediaWonder
Enfield
pub in Enfield, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaYe Olde Cherry Tree
Enfield
historic public house on the corner of The Green and The Mall in Southgate, north London
1 on recordWikipediaYe Olde Cheshire Cheese
City of London
pub in the City of London
1 on recordWikipediaYe Olde Mitre
Camden
pub in Holborn, London
1 on recordWikipediaYe Olde Mitre Inne
Barnet
pub in Barnet, London, England, UK
1 on recordWikipediaYorkshire Stingo
Westminster
former pub in Marylebone, London, England
1 on recordWikipediaZetland Arms
Kensington and Chelsea
building in United Kingdom
1 on recordWikipedia