Restaurant in England
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The Old Doctor Butler's Head stands on Mason's Avenue, a narrow pedestrian passage linking Coleman Street to Basinghall Street in the heart of the City of London. This historic…
The Angel Greater London • EC1V 4JPThe Angel is a traditional public house situated at the historic crossroads of Upper Street and Pentonville Road in Clerkenwell, London, occupying a site that has been associated…
The Blackfriar City of London • EC4V 4EGThe Blackfriar stands at the apex of a triangular plot where Queen Victoria Street meets New Bridge Street, a wedge-shaped building that has occupied this distinctive site since…
The White Swan City of Westminster • SW1Y 4RPThe White Swan sits on New Row, a short street connecting St Martin's Lane with Bedfordbury in the heart of London's St James's district. This traditional pub occupies a building…
The Viaduct Tavern City of London • EC1A 7JQThe Viaduct Tavern stands at 126 Newgate Street in the heart of the City of London, a remarkably preserved Victorian gin palace that has served drinks since 1869. The pub occupies…
The Old Red Lion Greater London • EC1R 4QLThe Old Red Lion in Clerkenwell stands as one of London's most characterful theatrical pubs, occupying a corner site on St John Street at the junction with Rosebery Avenue. The…
The Grapes Greater London • E14 8BPThe Grapes stands as one of London's most atmospheric riverside pubs, occupying a narrow timber-framed building that dates back to the 1720s, though some sources suggest a tavern…
The Princess Louise Greater London • WC1E 7DTThe Princess Louise stands as one of London's most magnificent Victorian gin palaces, a Grade II listed public house that has graced High Holborn since 1872. Named after Queen…
The Blue Posts City of Westminster • W1D 6DLThe Blue Posts on Rupert Street in Soho is one of several London pubs to bear this name, a tradition dating back to the eighteenth century when blue posts served as markers…
The Harp City of Westminster • WC2N 5BWThe Harp stands on Chandos Place, a narrow lane connecting the Strand with Bedfordbury, just a stone's throw from Trafalgar Square and the eastern edge of Covent Garden. This…
The Mayflower Greater London • SE16 4NFThe Mayflower stands on the southern bank of the Thames in Rotherhithe, occupying a site that has hosted a tavern since at least the sixteenth century. The current building dates…
The Ten Bells Greater London • E1 6QRThe Ten Bells stands on the corner of Commercial Street and Fournier Street in Spitalfields, occupying a site that has hosted licensed premises since at least 1753. The current…
The Chandos City of Westminster • WC2N 4HGThe Chandos is a Victorian-era public house situated on St Martin's Lane, just a stone's throw from Trafalgar Square in the heart of London's West End. The pub occupies a handsome…
The Dog and Duck City of Westminster • W1D 4QDThe Dog and Duck in Soho stands as one of London's smallest and most exquisitely preserved Victorian pubs, tucked into the corner of Bateman Street and a narrow passage at number…
The Spaniards Inn Greater London • NW3 7JJThe Spaniards Inn stands on Spaniards Road in Hampstead, a legendary public house that has served travelers and locals since the early sixteenth century. The building's origins…