London’s historic pubs

Showing 193-216 of 342 pubs

1. The Black Friar, Blackfriars

   City of London

   pub in London, UK

   

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2. The Blind Beggar

   Tower Hamlets

   Pub in Whitechapel, London

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3. The Blue Anchor

   Hammersmith and Fulham

   pub in Hammersmith and Fulham, London, England, UK

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4. The Blythe Hill Tavern

   Lewisham

   pub in Forest Hill, London, England, UK

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5. The Bobbin

   Lambeth

   pub in Clapham, London

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6. The Boleyn Tavern

   Newham

   pub in East Ham, London

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7. The Boot

   Camden

   public house on Cromer Street, Holborn, London WC1

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8. The Britannia

   Kensington and Chelsea

   pub in Richmond, London

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9. The Bunch of Grapes

   Kensington and Chelsea

   pub in Knightsbridge, London

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10. Linked to 1701

    The Captain Kidd

    Tower Hamlets, Grade II

    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.

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11. The Centre Page

    City of London

    pub in the City of London

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12. The Champion Public House

    Westminster

    pub in the City of Westminster, Greater London, W1T

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13. The Cheshire Cheese

    Westminster

    pub in Essex Street, Strand, London

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14. The Churchill Arms

    Kensington and Chelsea

    Public house at 119 Kensington Church Street in London

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15. The Clachan

    Westminster

    pub in Soho, London

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16. The Coach & Horses

    Westminster, Grade II

    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.

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17. The Cock, Fulham

    Hammersmith and Fulham

    pub in Fulham, London

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18. The Cross Keys

    Hammersmith and Fulham

    building in Chelsea, London, United Kingdom

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19. The Cross Keys, Hammersmith

    Hammersmith and Fulham

    Pub in London, UK

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20. The Crown

    Tower Hamlets

    pub in Cowley, London

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21. The Crown and Greyhound

    Southwark

    pub in Dulwich, London

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22. The Denmark Arms

    Newham

    pub in East Ham, London

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23. The Devereux

    Westminster

    pub in Devereux Court, Strand, London

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24. The Devil Tavern

    Westminster

    fleet Street hostelry

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Pint price time machine: what a pint cost at London pubs in past years, from dated reviews.