Prince of Wales Townhouse Review: The Heir’s Sign on a Smart Pub
Prince of Wales Townhouse Review: The Heir’s Sign on a Smart Pub | A 4.6 pub from 739 reviews named the Prince of Wales Townhouse, the heir’s royal title on a smart, upmarket local
Prince of Wales Townhouse Review: The Heir’s Sign on a Smart Pub | A 4.6 pub from 739 reviews named the Prince of Wales Townhouse, the heir’s royal title on a smart, upmarket local
Prince Alfred Maida Vale Review: London’s Finest Surviving Snob-Screens | A 4.5 Grade II* pub from 1,842 reviews at 5a Formosa Street, with the best-preserved Victorian bar compartments in London
The Green Pub Review: The Village Common on a Shepherd’s Bush Sign | A 4.1 pub from 992 reviews named the Green, after the village green, the ancient heart of English community
Prince Alfred Review: A Notting Hill Local Under a Victorian Prince | A 4.2 pub from 2,168 reviews, named for Prince Alfred, Queen Victoria’s second son and a much-honoured royal
Brook Green Review: A Pub Named for Its Leafy West London Green | A 4.7 pub from 272 reviews named Brook Green, for the pretty leafy green and district of the same name, highly rated
White Horse Review: The Ancient Galloping Sign of England | A 4.0 pub from 431 reviews named the White Horse, after one of the oldest and most storied of all English signs
The Bridge House Review: A Little Venice Pub Above the Canal | A 4.6 pub from 2,012 reviews named the Bridge House, set by the water in the canal district of Little Venice
The Quiet Night Inn Review: A Pun and a Promise of Peace | A 4.1 pub from 339 reviews named the Quiet Night Inn, a gentle pun promising the peaceful, restful local
The Central Bar Review: Wetherspoon Economics at White City | A 3.9 Wetherspoon pub from 3,280 reviews, offering the chain’s famous cheap pints and honest, no-frills value
Westwood Review: A Modern Name for a West London Pub | A 4.5 pub from 1,798 reviews named Westwood, a clean, modern, place-rooted name for a well-liked local
Kings Head Review: The Monarch’s Portrait, Male Line | A 4.4 pub from 1,565 reviews named the King’s Head, twin to the Queen’s Head and one of the oldest royal signs
The Sussex Arms Review: A County’s Arms on a Paddington Local | A 4.4 pub from 1,041 reviews named the Sussex Arms, bearing the arms of the county (or the royal dukedom) of Sussex
The Princess Royal Review: A Royal Title on a Pub With Rooms | A 4.4 pub and boutique hotel from 677 reviews named the Princess Royal, the ancient title of the sovereign’s eldest daughter
The Warwick Castle Review: The Kingmaker’s Fortress on a Maida Vale Sign | A 4.3 pub from 1,199 reviews named the Warwick Castle, joining the Kingmaker’s earldom to the ancient fortress sign
Pig and Whistle Review: A Merry Old Name of Uncertain Origin | A 4.3 pub from 340 reviews named the Pig and Whistle, one of the merriest and most debated of old English pub names
Hop Poles Review: The Pole That Holds Up the Beer | A 4.1 pub from 2,057 reviews named Hop Poles, after the tall poles that support the hops which flavour all beer
The Eagle Review: The King of Birds on a Notting Hill Sign | A 4.3 pub from 1,191 reviews named the Eagle, after the imperial king of birds, one of the grandest of all signs
The Bull Westfield Review: A Sturdy Beast at the Shopping Centre | A 4.3 pub from 1,961 reviews named the Bull, the strong, ancient beast, handily placed by Westfield White City
Earl of Lonsdale Review: The Yellow Earl on a Portobello Corner | A 3.9 Sam Smith’s pub from 1,627 reviews named for Hugh Lowther, the flamboyant Yellow Earl of the Lonsdale Belt
The Albion Review: The Ancient Poetic Name for Britain Itself | A 4.2 pub from 476 reviews named the Albion, after the oldest and most poetic name for the island of Britain
The Hayden Review: A Smart Pub-With-Rooms Under a Family Name | A 4.6 pub and rooms from 1,275 reviews named the Hayden, a smart modern pub offering food, drink, and a bed
The Churchill Arms Review: London’s Flower-Covered Pub That Serves Thai | A 4.5 pub from 8,559 reviews on Kensington Church Street, buried in flowers since 1750, pouring Fuller’s and green curry
The Westbourne Review: A Notting Hill Local Named for Its Lost River | A 4.2 pub from 737 reviews named the Westbourne, after the buried river and the Westbourne Park district it names
The Stewart Arms Review: A Royal House’s Arms on a Value Local | A 4.2 pub from 296 reviews named the Stewart Arms, bearing the name of the great royal House of Stewart, at value prices
The Elgin Review: A Gin-Palace Named for the Man Who Took the Marbles | A 4.4 Grade II pub from 2,250 reviews at 96 Ladbroke Grove, an 1855 gin-palace named for Lord Elgin of Parthenon fame
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 Shepherd and Flock Review: A Pastoral Sign in Shepherd’s Bush | A 4.4 pub from 251 reviews named the Shepherd and Flock, a gentle pastoral name fitting for the Shepherd’s Bush district
The Union Tavern Review: A Canalside Pub Where the Waters Meet | A 4.3 pub from 1,613 reviews named the Union Tavern, set on the Grand Union Canal at Westbourne Park
The Globe Review: The Whole World on a Pub Sign | A 3.2 bar from 151 reviews named the Globe, an old and worldly sign, here with an honestly mixed verdict from its crowd
The Prince Albert Review: Victoria’s Consort on a Pembridge Road Corner | A 4.3 pub from 1,995 reviews at 11 Pembridge Road, named for Prince Albert, Queen Victoria’s beloved consort