46 "Pub" Restaurants in London.
The Camberwell Arms is a traditional south London pub, serving great British cuisine during the week and incredible roasts on a Sunday.
The Hero of Maida is a bright and airy pub in Maida Vale serving some of London’s best French bistro food.
Marksman is a pub/restaurant with excellent, elevated British food in Shoreditch. It’s good anytime, but don’t miss the Sunday roast.
The Eagle is a popular Clerkenwell gastropub with a famous steak sandwich, and generally excellent food across the board.
Princess of Shoreditch is a trendy pub with a great Sunday roast and a short but reliable beer selection.
Junction Tavern is a Kentish Town gastropub that takes both the gastro and the pub parts of the label seriously.
Seafood is the speciality at this Notting Hill pub. Head downstairs if you want something casual, or to the first floor for a posher meal.
The Cross Keys is a nice Chelsea gastro-pub opposite the Thames serving up some decent and some not so decent food.
The Queen Adelaide is a beautiful, retro pub in Shepherd’s Bush with an all-day menu, a big fireplace, and an even bigger portrait of Queen Adelaide.
The Montpelier is a well located pub with outside seating just a few steps from Peckham Rye station. It also has a cinema room at the back.
The Builder’s Arms is a great pub on a backstreet in Kensington, serving pretty good food and snacks.
Mayflower Pub is the oldest boozer on the Thames, and a great spot for proper pub food on the terrace.
The Duke of Sussex is a big Victorian pub in Chiswick with better than average pub food, and a beer garden that gives it the feel of a country pub.
