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The Prince Arthur - more gastro than pub The menu's reasonably priced and the food's very good meaning that the Prince Arthur is just proving that it's still one of the better places in the area 
The Orchard is a pleasant surprise An ordinary 1960's built estate pub tacked onto the end of a small row of shops, The Orchard proves the point that appearances can be deceptive 
The Grapes is traditional and timeless Quaint and narrow, The Grapes is a little pub in a very old terrace on the north bank of the river at Limehouse that just looks, acts and feels like a proper English pub 
Crown & Anchor is bustling and very busy The recent refit has freshened the Crown & Anchor up a bit with some loungey furnishings aimed to distract from the exposed brickwork. 
Villiers Terrace leans towards a restaurant Ladies who lunch rather than hardened drinkers are more likely to find something of interest at the Villiers Terrace. 
Get great beer at Czechoslovak National House The bar is just one part of this club for exiles from Czechoslovakia at Czechoslovak National House, which has been going since the late 1940s. 
The Washington is highly recommended The emphasis at The Washington is on a good choice of beer - well kept and very palatable - wine and well made food. 
The Golden Heart has a certain charm The Anchor Tap has an intimate feel Out the back there are plenty of places to perch and it has never been a problem bagging a seat at The Anchor Tap. 
Pontefract Castle serves a decent pint Pontefract Castle is a handy place to meet up in as it's easy to find and there is food to sustain you if all that shopping has worn you down. 
The Greyhound is good - seriously The Greyhound does live music and is starting Salsa classes, so there'll soon be something there for everyone... 
The Smithfield Tavern feels like a traditional pub Not that funny at The Comedy An archetypal West End tourist pub, The Comedy is a handy enough pub if you're in the West End, but not one to go out of your way for 
The Hobgoblin is worth a closer look Nothing's really changed much on the outside at the Hobgoblin, but step inside and you will find a jolly traditional pub 
5 Tuns is best airport pub Spending time in airports isn't everyone's idea of a good time, but thankfully the 5 Tuns does a decent enough job of things 
Sample the four bars of The Crown Cricklewood may have suffered in the past, but it oozes history and comedy - and The Crown is definitely included 
Leigham Arms is a delightful country pub Intimacy and good food can be found at Swan and Edgar Situated in a residential street behind Marylebone Station, Swan and Edgar (formerly The Feathers) has plenty of potential 
The Wheatsheaf is back and better than ever The Wheatsheaf is back in a new location - Southwark Street - and makes an excellent starting point for the new pub 
Earl Ferrers strikes positive chord with locals From the striking black and gold exterior to the cream and blood red interior, a recent makeover at Earl Ferrers has put a very individual stamp on it 
Have a relaxing time at the Eagle Although the Eagle was Islington-ised a while back, at heart its still a pub with friendly staff, a fine choice of drink and a garden perfect for summer barbecues 
The Marylebone may be average but it is popular with punters The Marylebone is now no longer the somewhat eccentric Tup that used reside here - it's been refurbished and now it blends in perfectly with its surroundings 
You can bank on The Waterfront The Waterfront has friendly staff, a decent and reasonably-priced wine menu and fab-looking thin-crust pizzas. 
Early Days for London Fields Don't overlook food at the Coach Maker There's a good wine list and an extensive modern gastro menu with quite a few veggie options at the Coach Maker. 
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