The Lore of the Land Review: Guy Ritchie’s Georgian Pub and Restaurant in Fitzrovia | A one-of-a-kind three-floor pub and restaurant in a Georgian building near Fitzroy Square, created by the film director Guy Ritchie, with a rustic bar and celebrated Sunday roasts
The Metropolitan Bar Review: The Grand Former Railway Hall of Baker Street | A grand, hugely popular pub in a former Metropolitan Railway building at Baker Street, with an ornate, chandeliered Victorian hall, a genuine slice of railway heritage
The Clachan Review: The Handsome Pub With a Scottish Village Name | A handsome, traditional, hugely popular pub off Carnaby Street with a lovely old Scottish name, a proper local for good beer, good cheer and a genuine welcome
The Shaston Arms Review: The Cosy Pub With an Ancient Dorset Name | A cosy, characterful pub off Carnaby Street with a lovely old name recalling ancient Shaftesbury in Dorset, a proper little local for good beer, good cheer and a genuine welcome
The Marlborough Arms Review: The Roomy, Classic British Pub by UCL | A roomy, classic, thematic British pub on Torrington Place right by UCL, bearing a grand ducal name, with multiple rooms, good-value pub fare, football on the screens and a warm welcome
The Kings Arms Review: The Traditional Pub With a Regal Name | A traditional, welcoming pub in the West End bearing the classic royal name of the king’s arms, a proper local for good beer, good cheer and a genuine welcome
The Green Man Review: The Riding House Street Pub With an Ancient Folk Name | A welcoming, characterful pub on Riding House Street in Fitzrovia bearing one of the oldest of all English pub names, the folkloric Green Man, with good beer and a warm welcome
The Audley Review: The Grand Victorian Art-Filled Pub of Mount Street | A grand Victorian pub of 1888 on the corner of Mount Street, whose name means old friend, reborn in 2022 by Artfarm as an art-filled Mayfair local with a famous ceiling and a fine pint
The Three Jolly Butchers Review: The Traditional Mayfair Pub With a Fine Old Trade Name | A traditional, welcoming, hugely popular Mayfair pub with a fine old trade name, a proper local for good beer, good cheer and a genuine welcome in the heart of Mayfair
The Footman Review: The Historic Mayfair Pub of the Running Footmen | A historic, characterful Mayfair pub on Charles Street with a wonderful name recalling the running footmen of the aristocracy, a proper local for good beer, good food and a warm welcome
The Rose and Crown Review: The Traditional Mayfair Pub With a Classic Royal Name | A traditional, welcoming, hugely popular Mayfair pub bearing the classic royal name of the rose and crown, a proper local for good beer, good cheer and a genuine welcome
The Coach and Horses Review: The Traditional Mayfair Pub With a Fine Coaching Name | A traditional, welcoming Mayfair pub bearing the classic old coaching-inn name of the coach and horses, a proper local for good beer, good cheer and a genuine welcome
The Iron Duke Review: The Traditional Mayfair Pub Named for the Duke of Wellington | A traditional, welcoming Fuller’s pub on Avery Row in Mayfair, named for the Iron Duke of Wellington, a proper local for good beer, good pub classics and a warm welcome
The Guinea Grill Review: The Ancient Mayfair Pub and Steakhouse of Bruton Place | An ancient, historic Mayfair mews pub on Bruton Place, with an inn on the site since 1423, run by Young’s since 1888, home to a celebrated 1952 steakhouse and arguably London’s best Guinness
The Chesterfield Arms Review: The Traditional Mayfair Pub With an Aristocratic Name | A traditional, welcoming, characterful Mayfair pub bearing the aristocratic name of the Earls of Chesterfield, a proper local for good beer, good cheer and a genuine welcome
The Punch Bowl Review: The Historic Georgian Pub of Farm Street | A historic, Grade II-listed Georgian pub of around 1750 on Farm Street, one of Mayfair’s oldest pubs, once owned by a famous film director, now a warm spot for Modern British food and good beer
The Market Tavern Review: The Traditional Mayfair Pub With a Fine Old Market Name | A traditional, welcoming, hugely popular Mayfair pub with a fine old market name, a proper local for good beer, good cheer and a genuine welcome in the heart of Mayfair
The City of Quebec Review: The Historic, Long-Standing Pub Near Marble Arch | A historic, long-standing, welcoming pub on Old Quebec Street near Marble Arch, a genuine fixture of the neighbourhood and of London’s LGBT+ scene, with good cheer and a warm welcome
The Ye Grapes Review: The Traditional Victorian Pub of Shepherd Market | A traditional, historic Victorian pub in the charming village-like enclave of Shepherd Market in Mayfair, a proper old free house for good beer, good cheer and a genuine welcome
The Marlborough Review: The Traditional North Audley Street Pub of Mayfair | A traditional, welcoming, hugely popular Mayfair pub on North Audley Street bearing a grand ducal name, a proper local for good beer, good cheer and a genuine welcome
