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Every venue in the Booko catalogue tagged British pub classics.
17 venues
The Clachan is a Nicholson's pub on Kingly Street, just off Regent Street and a three-minute walk from Oxford Circus, close to Carnaby Street and Soho. Built in 1898, it keeps many original Victorian features, including rich wood carvings and structural ironwork, and serves British pub classics, pies and well-kept pints. The private Liberty Room, with dark polished woods, leather...
The Globe is a historic Nicholson's pub with an elegant rococo exterior at the junction of Moorgate and London Wall, a short stroll from Moorgate and Liverpool Street stations; the poet John Keats is said to have been born in a stable next door. It serves British pub classics, pies and well-kept pints. Three private hire spaces each have their...
Combining the best in British pub hospitality with individuality, character and quirky charm, The Goat is located in the buzzing Northcote Road area of Battersea, just a stone’s throw from vast and leafy Clapham Common. The perfect setting for a laid-back yet distinctly memorable drinking and dining experience. The Goat offers flavoursome food, an explorative drinks menu and a genuine...
A grade II listed riverside pub dating from the early 1700s, The Gun sits in Docklands with views across the Thames. Its rooms, each restored with period character and nautical touches, work together to accommodate everything from intimate dinners to large receptions. British cuisine made with fresh seasonal ingredients, craft beers and wines are served throughout, with several spaces opening...
The Hercules Pillars is a traditional pub on Great Queen Street between Holborn and Covent Garden, two minutes from Holborn station, with a pub on the site since 1703. It is a Cask Marque real-ale pub watched over by a gilded Hercules, with classical columns dividing the bar, and serves classic pub dishes, Sunday roasts, stone-baked pizzas and cocktails. Live...
The Hillgate is a traditional freehouse pub, established in 1885, in the streets behind Notting Hill Gate station, serving British pub staples made with seasonal produce, Sunday roasts and cocktails. The first-floor Racks Dining Room can be hired privately for dinners of up to 30 or standing events of 45, and groups can also book the snug, the banquet table...
The King's Head is a Nicholson's pub on Stafford Street in Mayfair, near Piccadilly, Old Bond Street and Green Park, dating back to 1710 and named after either King Charles II or King George II, both of whom appear on its sign. It has two private hire spaces, each with its own bar: the Cellar Bar, set in the old...
The Lillie Langtry is a Fulham pub with three hireable areas: an upstairs lounge, a smaller private dining room and a garden. It serves pub classics, cask ales, wine and cocktails, with set menus and meeting packages available for private events.
The Mudlark is a historic Nicholson's pub on Montague Close in London Bridge, beside the River Thames and a short walk from Borough Market and Southwark Cathedral, named after the 18th-century scavengers of the Thames riverbanks. It serves British pub classics, pies and cask ales. Upstairs, the Dining Room is a private hire space with chandeliers, dark wood, its own...
The Parcel Yard is a pub within King’s Cross station, occupying two floors of a Grade I listed building. Its six listed hire spaces range from a twelve-person boardroom to the Loft for larger receptions. Original railway features, platform views and British pub food provide a setting for meetings, private dining and celebrations.
The Prince of Wales is a Victorian pub on Upper Richmond Road in Putney, serving Sunday roasts and British pub dishes. It offers private dining and bookable areas for gatherings, with a sun terrace and a regular pub quiz. The imported hire listing includes a dining room and a larger back restaurant.
The Swan is a historic Nicholson’s pub on Hammersmith Broadway, a stone’s throw from Hammersmith station, built in 1901 in the Free Jacobean style. It serves real ales and British pub classics including pies, and has a dedicated private function room with its own bar, a stage for live music or DJs, a projector and microphone, for up to 90...
The White Swan is a historic Nicholson’s pub in Covent Garden, a short stroll from Leicester Square and the Strand. It is a traditional pub known for its range of real ales and British pub classics, including pies. The pub takes group bookings and private hire for corporate events, after-work socials, family occasions, weddings and Christmas parties, with menus that...
Williamson's Tavern is a historic Grade II listed Nicholson's pub tucked into Groveland Court, a short walk from St Paul's. Said to hold the oldest excise licence in the City and once a residence of the Lord Mayors of London, it was rebuilt in the 1930s and keeps a period interior of patterned red ceilings, leather banquettes, mirrors and maps...
The Woodins Shades is a historic Nicholson's pub on Bishopsgate, a four-minute walk from Liverpool Street, long a meeting place for traders from Spitalfields and Petticoat Lane markets. It serves real ales and British pub classics including pies, and its Upstairs Dining Room with its own bar hosts after-work drinks, team meetings, networking events, private dinners, birthdays and Christmas parties.
The White Horse is a Nicholson's pub on Newburgh Street in Soho, a short walk from Carnaby Street and Oxford Circus. Dating back to the early 1700s and rebuilt in the 1930s with an art deco exterior, it serves cask ales and British pub classics, with pies a speciality. Three private hire spaces are available: The Dining Room with its...
Ye Olde Watling dates from 1668 and sits on Watling Street in a prime spot within walking distance of the Millennium Bridge, Royal Exchange and St Paul's Cathedral. Bank, Monument and Cannon Street stations are all nearby, making it accessible despite its position away from the main rush. The restaurant occupies the upstairs, where natural light floods in and a...