The Abingdon Review: Named After a Street, a Town, and an Abbey | The Abingdon takes its name from Abingdon Road – which reaches back, through an aristocratic title, to an ancient abbey town
Defectors Weld Review: The Ornate Victorian Gastropub of Shepherd’s Bush Green | An ornate Victorian corner pub on Shepherd’s Bush Green turned quality gastropub, spread over two floors with a snug bar, a courtyard, and refined British food
Sindercombe Social Review: A Would-Be Regicide’s Name on a Great Local | A 4.7 pub from 4,382 reviews, named for Miles Sindercombe, the plotter who tried to assassinate Oliver Cromwell
The Ladbroke Arms Review: A Celebrated Dining Pub on the Ladbroke Estate | A 4.6 pub from 1,037 reviews named the Ladbroke Arms, a much-praised Notting Hill dining pub on the historic Ladbroke estate
The Fulham Mitre Review: The Family-Run Tudor Gastropub of Dawes Road | A family-run gastropub in an attractive 1920s brewer’s Tudor building on Dawes Road, with skylights, a secluded leafy garden, proper Sunday roasts and Tuesday quizzes
The Rose Review: The Village Boozer of Fulham | Fulham’s village boozer just off the King’s Road, with a gorgeous leafy hidden beer garden, a roaring fireplace, a warm duck-egg-blue interior, Sunday roasts and a pub quiz
The Bridge Review: The Bright Gastropub at the Foot of Hammersmith Bridge | A large, bright and airy gastropub on the Barnes side of Hammersmith Bridge, with a walled sun-deck garden, four cask ales and reliably good food
