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Where To Eat When Cycling Is Your Whole Personality
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Gibney’s London
Gibney's is an Old Street Irish bar that sits beneath sister restaurant, Daffodil Mulligan, and it’s definitely the messy younger sibling with a twinkle in its eye.
The Sheephaven Bay
The Sheephaven Bay is a Camden pub that works just as well for cosy Irish stews, as it does loud Friday nights when you want to sink some of the city’s finest pints.
The Woodbine
The pints of Guinness at The Woodbine, a cosy, lively pub in Highbury, are among our favourite in London.
Flatboys at The Crown
The Crown has the best beer selection in Greenwich, heaps of old pub charm, and serves decent pizzas from Flatboys.
Where To Eat When Cycling Is Your Whole Personality
Spots that’ll make you clutch your GoPro and ask aloud, “Am I… in the Netherlands?”.
The Wheatsheaf
A cool and casual independent pub in Tooting, The Wheatsheaf does one of the best roasts south of the river.
Bank of Friendship
The Bank of Friendship is a homely old-school Highbury pub that let’s your order in Yard Sale’s excellent pizzas.
The Effra Hall Tavern
The Effra Hall Tavern is no-nonsense pub with screens, live music, and Caribbean-inspired pub grub.
Yucatan
The Yucatan is no-nonsense multi-screened sports pub that lets you bring whatever food you like, if you ask nicely.
The Builders Arms
The Builders Arms is a great pub on a backstreet in Kensington, serving pretty good food and snacks.
The Lighthouse
The Lighthouse is a pub in Battersea that does imaginative and unexpected pub grub, and has a nice patio.
Bar Italia
Bar Italia is a classic Soho institution, and a perfect place to people watch, grab a cup of espresso, and just hang out.
Island Queen
Island Queen is the sort of pub you go to if you want to settle down for an afternoon of schmoozing or watching the big match on a large-screen TV.