Effra Hall Tavern Review: The Brixton Institution on the Ghost River | A beloved Brixton institution, also named for the lost River Effra – a warm home of jazz, community and Caribbean Brixton
Elm Park Tavern Review: The Great English Tree and the Honest Local | An honest, location-named local tavern – recalling the elm, the great and tragic English tree lost to Dutch elm disease
Effra Social Review: The Old Conservative Club and the Lost River | A modern pub in a former Conservative Club, named for the Effra – the lost, buried river that once flowed through Brixton
The Prince Regent Review: The Extravagant Prince Who Named an Age | Named for ‘Prinny’, the future George IV – the extravagant, pleasure-loving prince who gave his name to the glittering Regency
Tulse Hill Hotel Review: The Grand Local and the Curious Name | A large, popular pub-hotel named for its district – Tulse Hill, which takes its curious name from a 17th-century family
Windmill Brixton Review: The Tiny Pub That Launched a Whole Scene | A 150-capacity backstreet boozer that became one of Britain’s greatest music venues – with a Rottweiler mascot who lived on the roof
The Beehive Review: The Ancient Emblem of Industry and Community | The beehive – symbol of industry, cooperation and community – is one of the warmest and most meaningful of pub names
