| What's the best pub in London? 18:15 - Oct 14 with 3963 views | Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior | I was back in town a few weeks ago and we had a few around New Bond Street and then the next day, Spitalfields after getting back to Liv Street. It appears you can never run out of finding a new/old boozer in the city. With so MANY to choose all over town, everyone must have a favorite. What's yours? |  |
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| What's the best pub in London? on 18:19 - Oct 14 with 2288 views | BasingstokeBlue | Brown Bear, Leman Street. |  |
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| What's the best pub in London? on 18:47 - Oct 14 with 2221 views | Freddies_Ears | Express Tavern, next to Brentford's new ground. |  | |  |
| What's the best pub in London? on 18:48 - Oct 14 with 2219 views | BognorJuniors | Moved out of town a few years ago but remember these as some absolute screamers (North London bias I'm afraid: Wenlock Arms, Hoxton Hemingford Arms, Barnsbury Railway Tavern (St Jude St), Dalston King Charles I, Kings Cross The Duke, Grays Inn Seven Stars, Temple The Victory, Cambridge Heath Nags Head, Knightsbridge Sorry, got carried away! |  | |  |
| The ones I've used most.... on 18:57 - Oct 14 with 2185 views | Bloots | ....largely due to work locations, that I've got good memories of and aren't bog standard boozers: Old Doctor Butler's Head - Moorgate Ship & Shovell - Strand Coal Hole - Strand Three Tuns - Aldgate Princess Louise - Holborn But it's largely impossible to pick one, horses for courses innit. |  |
| Keaton, Kint, McManus, Fenster and Hockney. |
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| The ones I've used most.... on 19:07 - Oct 14 with 2141 views | WeWereZombies |
| The ones I've used most.... on 18:57 - Oct 14 by Bloots | ....largely due to work locations, that I've got good memories of and aren't bog standard boozers: Old Doctor Butler's Head - Moorgate Ship & Shovell - Strand Coal Hole - Strand Three Tuns - Aldgate Princess Louise - Holborn But it's largely impossible to pick one, horses for courses innit. |
I used to love an evening in the Princess Louise but that was the late 1980s, first pub I saw with a table of the OGs above the bar. |  |
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| What's the best pub in London? on 19:13 - Oct 14 with 2129 views | ITFC_Forever | Nell Gwynne, off the Strand. Reasonably priced by London standards and a free indie juke box. Also the Tattershall Castle on the river near Embankment tube. |  |
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| I haven't been.... on 19:15 - Oct 14 with 2110 views | Bloots |
| What's the best pub in London? on 19:13 - Oct 14 by ITFC_Forever | Nell Gwynne, off the Strand. Reasonably priced by London standards and a free indie juke box. Also the Tattershall Castle on the river near Embankment tube. |
....on the boat for a few years now. Must be about £12 a pint these days! |  |
| Keaton, Kint, McManus, Fenster and Hockney. |
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| What's the best pub in London? on 19:17 - Oct 14 with 2101 views | Churchman | My favourite go to is the Cross Keys, Endell Street, close to Seven Dials. Traditional, not too big, good beer, nice place. [Post edited 14 Oct 22:21]
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| What's the best pub in London? on 19:21 - Oct 14 with 2088 views | BlueBlueBluex2 | Anything that is not a Samuel Smiths |  | |  |
| What's the best pub in London? on 19:35 - Oct 14 with 2060 views | Steve_M | Tapping the Admiral, Kentish Town. Closely followed by the Pineapple also in NW5. Centrally, it's very mixed. The Lyric, opposite the Windmill, err, Theatre, is good for beer and sport despite the location. |  |
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| What's the best pub in London? on 19:37 - Oct 14 with 2048 views | DropCliffsNotBombs | Craft metropolis, Brixton. Stormbird in Camberwell Cloudwater taproom, Enid St Bermondsey Southampton Arms, Kentish Town Beer merchants tap, Hackney [Post edited 14 Oct 19:38]
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| What's the best pub in London? on 19:38 - Oct 14 with 2030 views | Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
| What's the best pub in London? on 19:21 - Oct 14 by BlueBlueBluex2 | Anything that is not a Samuel Smiths |
Goes without saying. |  |
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| What's the best pub in London? on 19:44 - Oct 14 with 1974 views | Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
| What's the best pub in London? on 19:37 - Oct 14 by DropCliffsNotBombs | Craft metropolis, Brixton. Stormbird in Camberwell Cloudwater taproom, Enid St Bermondsey Southampton Arms, Kentish Town Beer merchants tap, Hackney [Post edited 14 Oct 19:38]
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| What's the best pub in London? on 19:47 - Oct 14 with 1958 views | DropCliffsNotBombs |
Unbearably so. |  | |  |
| What's the best pub in London? on 19:55 - Oct 14 with 1935 views | runaround | De Hems, Chinatown Crown and Two Chairmen, Soho Nags Head, Covent Garden Are amongst my favourites, haven’t been drinking down there for a couple years now so hopefully they’re all still trading For one a bit further out of Central London but still in Greater London I like The Bull, Streatham Common, SW16 |  | |  |
| What's the best pub in London? on 19:58 - Oct 14 with 1917 views | norfsufblue | Quite enjoy the vibe snd choice of beers in The Porterhouse irsh pub assuming its still as it was maybe 5 years ago since i spent a while in there. |  | |  |
| What's the best pub in London? on 20:03 - Oct 14 with 1888 views | Perublue |
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| What's the best pub in London? on 20:18 - Oct 14 with 1842 views | jontysnut | The Harp between Charing X and Covent Gardens second mortgage allowing |  | |  |
| What's the best pub in London? on 20:18 - Oct 14 with 1845 views | brogansnose | I used to live in Clapham Junction a lifetime ago. Last time we were in the Prem I took the opportunity to go back to my old haunts before the Crystal Palace game. The Northcote, The Falcon, Windsor Castle ( now the Junction ) all ruined by being either decked out as someones living room or trying too hard to be London pubs which they all were back in the day regardless. A few now no longer like the Craven OnThe Hill, The Invitation and the Crown plus a couple up St Johns road. Best pub in London - The Pride of Spitalfields off Brick Lane. The other pubs around there are hip with a 'distressed' feel / look. The POS is distressed without the help of an interior designer. |  | |  |
| What's the best pub in London? on 20:25 - Oct 14 with 1822 views | JakeITFC |
| What's the best pub in London? on 19:13 - Oct 14 by ITFC_Forever | Nell Gwynne, off the Strand. Reasonably priced by London standards and a free indie juke box. Also the Tattershall Castle on the river near Embankment tube. |
Few of us ended up in the Nell Gwynne after a quite aimless meander following the AFC Wimbledon FA Cup game (which would have been the 24/25 promotion season I think). Great pub, great jukebox. My vote is for The Lexington, Pentonville Road because I love an indie disco. |  | |  |
| What's the best pub in London? on 20:42 - Oct 14 with 1779 views | _CliveBaker_ | Duke of Edinburgh, Brixton. |  | |  |
| What's the best pub in London? on 21:04 - Oct 14 with 1703 views | Mummy_Short_Arms |
| What's the best pub in London? on 19:35 - Oct 14 by Steve_M | Tapping the Admiral, Kentish Town. Closely followed by the Pineapple also in NW5. Centrally, it's very mixed. The Lyric, opposite the Windmill, err, Theatre, is good for beer and sport despite the location. |
My locals too - we're fairly spoilt for choice around here. I'd throw in the Southampton Arms and The Lord Southamton for good measure. |  |
| Not a Mummy. Don't have short arms. |
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| What's the best pub in London? on 21:08 - Oct 14 with 1691 views | BloomBlue | The Lord Nelson, Manchester Road, near Island Gardens DLR station Cock and Woolpack, Finch Lane (in the City) Queens Head & Artichoke, Albany Street near Great Portland Street station |  | |  |
| What's the best pub in London? on 21:18 - Oct 14 with 1670 views | Steve_M |
| What's the best pub in London? on 19:55 - Oct 14 by runaround | De Hems, Chinatown Crown and Two Chairmen, Soho Nags Head, Covent Garden Are amongst my favourites, haven’t been drinking down there for a couple years now so hopefully they’re all still trading For one a bit further out of Central London but still in Greater London I like The Bull, Streatham Common, SW16 |
The Crown and Two Chairman has lost its way a bit, too full of an after work crowd and music far too loud for early evening. Shame as it used to be really pleasant, especially given the location. |  |
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