The Porterhouse Review: The Vast Irish Brewery Pub of Covent Garden | A vast, buzzing Irish brewery pub on Maiden Lane in Covent Garden, one of London’s largest, sprawling across many levels, with its own Dublin-brewed craft beers, live music and a warm welcome
The Three Cranes Review: The City Pub With a Fine Old Wine-Wharf Name | A superb, welcoming Irish pub near Garlick Hill in the City of London bearing the fine old name of the Three Cranes, from the wine wharf of the old Vintry, with good beer, good cheer and a warm welcome
The Ganley’s Irish Bar Review: The Superior Irish Pub of Morden’s London Road | A superior traditional Irish pub on London Road in Morden, with Irish county shields on the ceiling, live music, sports and a warm Irish welcome
Toucan Review: Dorothy L. Sayers Wrote Guinness Adverts | The detective novelist worked at the ad agency, and the toucan came out of a rhyme she is credited with
Philomena’s Review: Saint Philomena Was Deleted | She had a cult, a feast day, miracles and a basilica – and in 1961 the Church quietly removed her from the calendar
O’Neill’s Review: The Great Gaelic Name of the Kings of Ulster | O’Neill is one of the most ancient and royal of all Irish surnames – the name of the High Kings and the great chieftains of Ulster
Molly Mc’s Review: The Twenty-First Woman Nobody Can Name | Eight postcodes, eight hundred venues, twenty-one women on signs, and we have identified three
Quinns Review: The Belgian Beer List Is the Point | An Irish pub in Camden with one of the best Belgian lists in London, and the monks are the reason
Biddy Mulligan’s Review: An Irish Welcome by Olympia | A 4.2 Irish pub from 601 reviews named Biddy Mulligan’s, after a famous Dublin ballad, bringing the craic to Olympia
The Hop Pole Review: The Irish-Run Guinness Local of Wandsworth | A busy, bustling Wandsworth local on Putney Bridge Road, Irish-run with one of the best pints of Guinness in London, Emerald Isle charm, live sport and a heated garden
Oxford Arms Review: A 4.0, and the Theatre Is Upstairs | One of the last pub theatres in London is above this bar, and the format is almost extinct
The Cock Tavern Review: The Rooster, the Cheapest Pints, and an Old Word | A 4.5 Irish pub named after the cockerel, one of the oldest pub emblems, serving some of the cheapest pints in London
O’Neill’s Review: The Warm Welcome of the Irish Pub | Named for the great Irish name O’Neill – celebrating the warmth, music and craic of the beloved Irish pub
Whelan’s Review: The Warm Welcome of the Irish Name | A bar bearing the warm Irish name ‘Whelan’s’ – promising the famous warmth, craic and welcome of the Irish pub tradition
Molly Blooms Review: An Irish Pub Named for a Literary Heroine | A 4.5 Irish pub named Molly Blooms, after the heroine of James Joyce’s Ulysses, marrying the pub and the page
One Fulham Broadway Review: The Airy Irish Pub by the Broadway | An airy, casual Irish pub right by Fulham Broadway, doing crowd-pleasing pub grub, a good range of brews and live sport in a spacious, welcoming setting
