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Every venue in the Booko catalogue tagged British pub food.
8 venues
Located in the lively Seven Dials area of London’s Covent Garden, the Crown & Anchor is a charmingly traditional style British pub spread over two floors. Downstairs is a great place to meet for a drink or a bite to eat with friends or colleagues, or to just rest your feet after a hard days shopping! Being a stone’s throw...
Crutched Friar London is a historic pub at 39-41 Crutched Friars in the City of London, on the site where the Crutched Friars order settled in 1249. It serves British food, cask ales, craft beers, an extensive gin selection and wine, with a courtyard for drinks outside and a dining room and bar inside. The pub hosts functions from anniversaries...
The Admiralty is a nautical-themed pub overlooking Trafalgar Square, serving British pub food and Fuller’s ales. Private hire options include the enclosed Admiral’s Cabin, the Quarter Deck and the Lower Deck bar. The spaces host meetings, dining, celebrations and corporate receptions.
The Blue Anchor is a historic riverside pub in Hammersmith serving British pub food, cask ales, wine and cocktails. Its private River Room overlooks the Thames and accommodates 35 seated guests or 60 standing, with a private bar and projector. The room is offered for private dining, business lunches, meetings and celebrations. Private hire bookings require at least ten days’...
Positioned just outside the lower gates of Greenwich Park, The Greenwich Tavern is a warm and welcoming pub with its own distinctive character. The private King William Room makes it well suited to celebrations, from weddings and birthdays to business meetings and civil ceremonies, with views across the park and flexible catering from the pub.
The Market Porter is a Victorian pub beside Borough Market in London Bridge, serving British pub food, seasonal dishes, real ales and craft beer. Its upstairs private dining room overlooks the market and has its own bar, fireplace and surround-sound system for dinners and celebrations.
Built in 1585 as a tollgate on the Finchley boundary, The Spaniards has more than a few tales to tell. This characterful inn was named after the Spanish Ambassador to James I of England and rumour has it highwayman Dick Turpin was born there, whilst his father was landlord in the early 1700s. Immortalised by Dickens in The Pickwick Papers...
The Walrus and Carpenter is a traditional pub near Monument, with British pub food and cask ales. Its upstairs dining room and lower-ground cellar bar can be hired privately, while whole-venue hire includes the main bar, dining room and cellar.