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Transport Museum Confirms Moquette Fandom Now Sells Its Own Socks

Lotte HeidenreichJuly 26, 2026

Transport Museum Confirms Moquette Fandom Now Sells Its Own Socks | Iconic Tube seat fabric pattern spawns dedicated design-enthusiast merchandise line

The Lobby Bar at One Aldwych Review: The Elegant Hotel Bar of Covent Garden
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The Lobby Bar at One Aldwych Review: The Elegant Hotel Bar of Covent Garden

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Lobby Bar at One Aldwych Review: The Elegant Hotel Bar of Covent Garden | A grand, elegant hotel lobby bar in the historic One Aldwych hotel in Covent Garden, with soaring ceilings, superb cocktails and a warm welcome, a genuinely glamorous spot for a drink

The Banana Tree Review: The Pan-Asian Bar and Kitchen of Covent Garden
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The Banana Tree Review: The Pan-Asian Bar and Kitchen of Covent Garden

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Banana Tree Review: The Pan-Asian Bar and Kitchen of Covent Garden | A lively, hugely popular pan-Asian bar and kitchen in Covent Garden with vibrant Southeast Asian street food, good cocktails and a warm welcome, a genuine taste of Indochina in the West End

The Philomena’s Review: The Historic Irish Sports Bar of Great Queen Street
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The Philomena’s Review: The Historic Irish Sports Bar of Great Queen Street

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Philomena’s Review: The Historic Irish Sports Bar of Great Queen Street | A historic Great Queen Street pub dating from the 1770s, now a lively Irish sports bar with big screens for all the sport, good pub grub, a home-from-home welcome and a warm atmosphere

The Prince of Wales Review: The Characterful Covent Garden Pub With a Royal Name
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The Prince of Wales Review: The Characterful Covent Garden Pub With a Royal Name

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Prince of Wales Review: The Characterful Covent Garden Pub With a Royal Name | A characterful, hugely popular Covent Garden pub bearing the fine royal name of the Prince of Wales, a proper local for good beer, good cheer and a warm welcome

The White Swan Review: The Welcoming Covent Garden Pub With a Historic Royal Name
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The White Swan Review: The Welcoming Covent Garden Pub With a Historic Royal Name

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The White Swan Review: The Welcoming Covent Garden Pub With a Historic Royal Name | A welcoming, characterful Covent Garden pub bearing the historic royal name of the white swan, a proper local for good beer, good cheer and a warm welcome

The Wine Place Review: The Wine Bar and Shop of Covent Garden
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The Wine Place Review: The Wine Bar and Shop of Covent Garden

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Wine Place Review: The Wine Bar and Shop of Covent Garden | A lovely, beloved wine bar and shop in Covent Garden with a curated selection of a thousand wines from a hundred regions, tasting experiences and a warm welcome, a genuine wine-lover’s haven

The Eve Bar Review: The Chef-Led Cocktail Bar of Covent Garden
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The Eve Bar Review: The Chef-Led Cocktail Bar of Covent Garden

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Eve Bar Review: The Chef-Led Cocktail Bar of Covent Garden | A stylish, dimly-lit cocktail bar just off Covent Garden led by acclaimed chef Adam Handling, with imaginative, sustainability-minded cocktails, stained-glass charm and a warm welcome

The Dalla Terra Review: The Italian Enoteca of St Martin’s Courtyard
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The Dalla Terra Review: The Italian Enoteca of St Martin’s Courtyard

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Dalla Terra Review: The Italian Enoteca of St Martin’s Courtyard | A laid-back, beloved Italian wine bar and enoteca in St Martin’s Courtyard in Covent Garden, with over 600 wines, seasonal Italian plates, a candlelit courtyard terrace and a warm welcome

The All Bar One Review: The Bright and Airy Wine Bar of Covent Garden
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The All Bar One Review: The Bright and Airy Wine Bar of Covent Garden

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The All Bar One Review: The Bright and Airy Wine Bar of Covent Garden | A bright, airy, hugely popular wine and cocktails bar in Covent Garden with good wine, good cocktails, good food and a warm welcome, a reliable and much-loved West End favourite

The Lemon Tree Review: The Cheerful Covent Garden Pub With a Fine Name
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The Lemon Tree Review: The Cheerful Covent Garden Pub With a Fine Name

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Lemon Tree Review: The Cheerful Covent Garden Pub With a Fine Name | A welcoming, characterful Covent Garden pub with the cheerful name of the lemon tree, a proper local for good beer, good cheer and a warm welcome in the heart of the area

The Gin Palace Review: The Gin Cocktail Bar of Covent Garden
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The Gin Palace Review: The Gin Cocktail Bar of Covent Garden

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Gin Palace Review: The Gin Cocktail Bar of Covent Garden | A characterful gin cocktail bar in Covent Garden bearing the historic name of the gin palace, with a good gin selection, gin cocktails and a warm welcome, a proper spot for a fine G and T

The Bedford Street Wines Review: The Cosy Wine Bar and Bottle Shop of Covent Garden
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The Bedford Street Wines Review: The Cosy Wine Bar and Bottle Shop of Covent Garden

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Bedford Street Wines Review: The Cosy Wine Bar and Bottle Shop of Covent Garden | A cosy, beloved wine bar and bottle shop on Bedford Street in Covent Garden from the founders of The Oystermen, with a curated global selection, a boat-builder’s bar and a warm welcome

The Crown Review: The Welcoming Covent Garden Pub With a Fine Royal Name
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The Crown Review: The Welcoming Covent Garden Pub With a Fine Royal Name

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Crown Review: The Welcoming Covent Garden Pub With a Fine Royal Name | A welcoming, characterful Covent Garden pub bearing the fine royal name of the crown, a proper local for good beer, good cheer and a warm welcome in the heart of the area

The 3 Henrietta Street Review: The Stylish Cocktail Bar of Henrietta Street
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The 3 Henrietta Street Review: The Stylish Cocktail Bar of Henrietta Street

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The 3 Henrietta Street Review: The Stylish Cocktail Bar of Henrietta Street | A stylish, characterful cocktail bar on Henrietta Street in Covent Garden with good cocktails, a lively atmosphere and a warm welcome, a genuine spot for a good drink in the heart of the area

The Cecil Beaton Bar Review: The Glamorous Cocktail Bar Named for a Great Photographer
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The Cecil Beaton Bar Review: The Glamorous Cocktail Bar Named for a Great Photographer

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Cecil Beaton Bar Review: The Glamorous Cocktail Bar Named for a Great Photographer | A glamorous cocktail bar in Covent Garden named for Sir Cecil Beaton, the celebrated photographer and designer, with stylish cocktails, real glamour and a warm welcome, one to watch

The Cato Review: The Cocktail Bar Named for a Pioneer of the Cocktail
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The Cato Review: The Cocktail Bar Named for a Pioneer of the Cocktail

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Cato Review: The Cocktail Bar Named for a Pioneer of the Cocktail | A superb, beloved two-part cocktail bar in Covent Garden named for Cato Alexander, a pioneer of American cocktail culture, with a curated seven-colour menu, velvet glamour and a warm welcome

The Baudry Greene Review: The Viennese-Style Cafe and Bar of Covent Garden
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The Baudry Greene Review: The Viennese-Style Cafe and Bar of Covent Garden

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Baudry Greene Review: The Viennese-Style Cafe and Bar of Covent Garden | A lovely, beloved Viennese-style continental cafe and bar in Covent Garden from the team behind Parsons and The 10 Cases, with coffee, cocktails, all-day charm and a warm welcome

The UVA Cantina Review: The Italian Wine Cantina of Covent Garden
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The UVA Cantina Review: The Italian Wine Cantina of Covent Garden

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The UVA Cantina Review: The Italian Wine Cantina of Covent Garden | A lovely, beloved Italian wine cantina in Covent Garden with good Italian wines, good small plates and a warm welcome, a genuine taste of the Italian cantina in the West End

The Voila Review: The French Wine Bar and Shop of Covent Garden
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The Voila Review: The French Wine Bar and Shop of Covent Garden

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Voila Review: The French Wine Bar and Shop of Covent Garden | A lovely, beloved French wine bar and shop in Covent Garden with good French wines, good pairings and a warm welcome, a genuine slice of Gallic charm in the West End

The Bull and Egret Review: The Characterful Covent Garden Pub With a Distinctive Name
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The Bull and Egret Review: The Characterful Covent Garden Pub With a Distinctive Name

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Bull and Egret Review: The Characterful Covent Garden Pub With a Distinctive Name | A welcoming, characterful Covent Garden pub with the distinctive name of the bull and egret, a proper local for good beer, good cheer and a warm welcome in the heart of the area

The Bootlegger Review: The New Speakeasy of Covent Garden
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The Bootlegger Review: The New Speakeasy of Covent Garden

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Bootlegger Review: The New Speakeasy of Covent Garden | A new, high-energy speakeasy cocktail bar in Covent Garden with signature serves, live music and big-energy nights, a genuinely fun new arrival to the scene, and very much one to watch

The Bask Street Boys Review: London’s First Tortilla Bar in Seven Dials
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The Bask Street Boys Review: London’s First Tortilla Bar in Seven Dials

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Bask Street Boys Review: London’s First Tortilla Bar in Seven Dials | A superb, beloved Basque tortilla bar in Seven Dials Market, billed as London’s first tortilla bar, with golden Spanish tortillas, pintxos and a warm welcome, a genuine one to watch

The Nellie’s Tavern Review: The Brand-New Tavern of Covent Garden
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The Nellie’s Tavern Review: The Brand-New Tavern of Covent Garden

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Nellie’s Tavern Review: The Brand-New Tavern of Covent Garden | A brand-new tavern in Covent Garden, freshly arrived on the scene and too new to score, but with a fine, characterful name and every promise, a genuine one to watch in the heart of the area

The Dan Simmonds Bar Review: The Brand-New Bar of Covent Garden
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The Dan Simmonds Bar Review: The Brand-New Bar of Covent Garden

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Dan Simmonds Bar Review: The Brand-New Bar of Covent Garden | A brand-new bar in Covent Garden, freshly arrived on the scene and too new to score, but with every promise and a warm welcome from the Prat’s desk, a genuine one to watch in the area

The Gordon’s Wine Bar Review: London’s Oldest Wine Bar, a Candlelit Cellar of 1890
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The Gordon’s Wine Bar Review: London’s Oldest Wine Bar, a Candlelit Cellar of 1890

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Gordon’s Wine Bar Review: London’s Oldest Wine Bar, a Candlelit Cellar of 1890 | A magnificent, historic wine bar on Villiers Street near Embankment, established in 1890 and thought to be London’s oldest, with a candlelit vaulted cellar, superb wines, a famous cheese menu and a warm welcome

The Harp Review: The Beloved Real-Ale Pub of Chandos Place
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The Harp Review: The Beloved Real-Ale Pub of Chandos Place

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Harp Review: The Beloved Real-Ale Pub of Chandos Place | A superb, hugely beloved traditional real-ale and cider pub on Chandos Place in Covent Garden, a former CAMRA National Pub of the Year, with superb cask ales, characterful charm and a warm welcome

The Sherlock Holmes Review: The Famous Detective’s Pub Near Trafalgar Square
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The Sherlock Holmes Review: The Famous Detective’s Pub Near Trafalgar Square

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Sherlock Holmes Review: The Famous Detective’s Pub Near Trafalgar Square | A superb, hugely popular themed pub on Northumberland Street near Trafalgar Square, devoted to Sherlock Holmes with a recreation of his study, good ales, good food and a warm welcome

The Chandos Review: The Popular Traditional Pub by Trafalgar Square
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The Chandos Review: The Popular Traditional Pub by Trafalgar Square

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Chandos Review: The Popular Traditional Pub by Trafalgar Square | A superb, hugely popular traditional pub on St Martin’s Lane by Trafalgar Square, with a fine old ducal name, good beer at fair prices, good cheer and a warm welcome

The Old Shades Review: The Traditional Whitehall Pub With a Fine Old Name
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The Old Shades Review: The Traditional Whitehall Pub With a Fine Old Name

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Old Shades Review: The Traditional Whitehall Pub With a Fine Old Name | A superb, hugely popular traditional pub on Whitehall near Trafalgar Square, bearing a fine old drinking-house name, with good ales, good cheer and a warm welcome

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