The Queens Head Review: A Crowned Head Over a Limehouse Door | A Limehouse pub flying one of the oldest royal names in the English trade – the Queen’s Head, a crowned portrait hung proudly over the door
The Crown Limehouse Review: The Oldest Royal Name in the Trade | A Limehouse pub flying the single most common and most royal of all English pub names – the Crown, emblem of the monarchy itself
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 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
The Prince of Wales Review: The Heir’s Name, Honestly Judged | A third Prince of Wales in this survey – the classic royal pub name – here with an honestly noted middling score
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 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 Crown Review: The Golden Emblem of the Monarchy | A classic pub name – the Crown, the golden emblem of the sovereign, one of the most popular and loyal of all English pub names
King’s Arms Review: The Most Loyal Name in the Land | The King’s Arms is one of the oldest and most common of all pub names – a straightforward declaration of loyalty to the Crown
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
Prince of Wales Review: A Big Notting Hill Local Under the Heir’s Sign | A 4.4 pub from 2,786 reviews, a popular local bearing the ancient title of the heir to the British throne
The Queens Tavern Review: The Monarch’s Tavern on a Value Sign | A 3.9 pub from 151 reviews named the Queens Tavern, a royal name on an honest, value-priced tavern
The Princess Alexandra Review: The Beloved Danish Princess and Queen | Named for Princess Alexandra of Denmark – the beloved Princess of Wales and Queen, a much-loved figure of the Victorian and Edwardian age
Ye Olde Rose and Crown Review: The Rose, the Crown, and Merrie England | A classic royal-and-floral name in mock-antique dress – the rose and crown of England, wrapped in the charm of ‘Ye Olde’
The Queen’s Head Review: The Monarch’s Portrait on a Hammersmith Sign | A 4.3 pub from 1,875 reviews named the Queen’s Head, one of the most traditional of all royal pub names
The Victoria Tavern Review: The Great Queen, a Second Toast | A second Richmond Victoria – honouring the great Queen Victoria once more, in the classic tradition of the royal tavern
The Crown Richmond Hill Review: A Second Crown, a Second Toast | A second Richmond Crown – flying the same golden royal emblem, and honouring the deep loyal tradition of the Crown pub name
The Prince’s Head Review: The Other Cricket Pub of Richmond Green | A historic pub on Richmond Green – home to the other of the two village cricket teams that play where cricket has been played since 1666
