Pubs

A collection of 17 places curated by Jamie Sugar

Places in this collection

  1. Queen Mary's Rose Gardens

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    Chester Rd, London NW1 4NR, UK

    Dating to around 1740, it began as a riverside warehouse later turned into a pub in the 1970s

    Queen Mary's Rose GardensView on Google Maps
  2. Ye Olde Mitre, Holborn

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    1 Ely Ct, Ely Pl, London EC1N 6SJ, United Kingdom

    Established in 1546, this hidden Holborn pub is known for its medieval roots

    Ye Olde Mitre, HolbornView on Google Maps
  3. Trafalgar Tavern

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    Park Row, London SE10 9NW, United Kingdom

    Established in 1837, it is a historic riverside pub in Greenwich

    Trafalgar TavernView on Google Maps
  4. Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese

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    145 Fleet St, London EC4A 2BP, United Kingdom

    Historic London pub, rebuilt in 1667, with cellars dating back to the 13th century. It was a favorite of famous writers like Charles Dickens and Samuel Johnson, and even had a famous parrot named Polly. The pub has a room dedicated to Dr. Johnson, displaying his dictionary and his old chair. It also features a unique water tap and hints of a past as a brothel or gentleman's club upstairs.

    Ye Olde Cheshire CheeseView on Google Maps
  5. Nell Gwynne

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    1 Bull Inn Ct, London WC2R 0NP, United Kingdom

    Originating in the 17th century, this small Covent Garden pub is known for its royal connections

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  6. The Dove, Hammersmith

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    19 Upper Mall, London W6 9TA, United Kingdom

    Dating from the early 1600s, it is a small historic Thames-side pub

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  7. The Churchill Arms, Kensington

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    119 Kensington Church St, London W8 7LN, UK

    Established in 1750, it is a traditional Kensington pub with historic character

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  8. The Flask, Highgate

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    77 Highgate W Hill, London N6 6BU, United Kingdom

    Established in 1663, this Hampstead pub is known for its literary history and classic old-English feel

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  9. El Vino The Olde Wine Shades

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    6 Martin Ln, Cannon St, London EC4R 0DP, United Kingdom

    Founded in 1663, it’s one of London’s oldest pubs, known for surviving the Great Fire and its historic wine cellar

    El Vino The Olde Wine ShadesView on Google Maps
  10. Old Bank of England

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    194 Fleet St, London EC4A 2LT, United Kingdom

    Opened as a pub in 1994, it occupies a grand former Bank of England building from 1888

    Old Bank of EnglandView on Google Maps
  11. The Grenadier

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    18 Wilton Row, London SW1X 7NR, UK

    Built in 1720, this Belgravia pub is known for military memorabilia and famous ghost stories

    The GrenadierView on Google Maps
  12. Waxy's Little Sister

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    20 Wardour St, London W1D 6QG, United Kingdom

    Opened in the late 20th century, it’s known as a cosy Soho Irish pub

    Waxy's Little SisterView on Google Maps
  13. Prospect of Whitby

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    57 Wapping Wall, London E1W 3SH, United Kingdom

    Founded circa 1520, it is one of London’s oldest riverside pubs

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  14. The Ship Tavern

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    12 Gate St, London WC2A 3HP, United Kingdom

    Established in 1549, it’s known for its long history and traditional City pub character

    The Ship TavernView on Google Maps
  15. The Blackfriar

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    174 Queen Victoria St, Greater, London EC4V 4EG, United Kingdom

    Built in 1875, it’s famous for its unique Art Nouveau design and ornate interior

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  16. The Roebuck

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    50 Great Dover St, London SE1 4YG, United Kingdom

    18Th century, best known for Richmond Park views

    The RoebuckView on Google Maps
  17. The Mayflower Pub

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    117 Rotherhithe St, London SE16 4NF, United Kingdom

    Established in the 1620s, it is linked to the Mayflower voyage to America

    The Mayflower PubView on Google Maps