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London City Famous BarsSpend your lovely evening at the Famous Bar in LondonRSS source: thisislondon.co.uk
A visit to Le Quecumbar is a rewarding experience If you're looking for something that's a little bit different you could do worse than pay a visit to Le Quecumbar. 
Makover for The Brewers Inn The Brewers Inn has had a lick of paint and a bit of modernisation, but it hasn't really changed that much. 
The Red Lion is a contemporary pub with character The Red Lion in Castelnau is a refurbished, gentrified place but certainly not without its merits. 
The Bacchus is restaurant first, pub second The Bacchus is a pretty conventional gastropub which will surely suit a lot of the people who live and work round here 
Punters kept happy at The Royal Standard The Royal Standard is a dependable local boozer that lays on enough screens for the sport, a dart board for the arrowheads and a weekly quiz as well 
The Seven Stars is a charming and olde worlde pub The Seven Stars is an ancient, tiny little pub that's a great place for a pint when it's not packed 
Howl at the Moon is a much improved Queen's Head Howl at the Moon's exterior might appear somewhat homespun, but stepping inside, you're greeted by pleasant, friendly, comfortable interior. 
The Cat's Back gets away with junk shop look There's a pleasant feel to the Cat's Back, helped by a smattering of original features and a couple of nooks. 
Large range of cocktails at The Establishment Prince of Wales has its regulars The menu doesn't throw up any real surprises in the gastro era, although some of the mains are a bit pricey at The Prince of Wales. 
Three Jolly Wheelers is good at what it does The Three Jolly Wheelers promises a charming country pub experience, complete with a roaring fire and a hearty pint of ale 
Nefarious edge to your drinking at Cock Tavern Located in the bowels of the Smithfield Market, the Cock Tavern comes across as a comfortable cross between a pub and a greasy spoon 
Prince of Wales has its regulars The menu doesn't throw up any real surprises in the gastro era, although some of the mains are a bit pricey at The Prince of Wales. 
Three Jolly Wheelers is good at what it does The Three Jolly Wheelers promises a charming country pub experience, complete with a roaring fire and a hearty pint of ale 
The Masons Arms has become a hub in the community A rather large gastropub just opposite Battersea Park Station, The Masons Arms is maturing nicely 
Fantastic food at Lord Clyde Attentive and friendly service at The Flask Nefarious edge to your drinking at Cock Tavern Located in the bowels of the Smithfield Market, the Cock Tavern comes across as a comfortable cross between a pub and a greasy spoon 
Fantastic food at Lord Clyde The Masons Arms has become a hub in the community A rather large gastropub just opposite Battersea Park Station, The Masons Arms is maturing nicely 
Attentive and friendly service at The Flask Best places to drink in London: Bars from out of this world Sip glühwein in a ski lodge or down cocktails on a tropical island, all without leaving town. Jasmine Gardner reports 
Best bar meals before fireworks in London Where to drink at Halloween Splash out on a spooky mask this Saturday as ghosts, vampires and witches descend on some of Londons haunted bars. 
The Durrell Arms is a pub in three parts Reopened only a few days after we took this photo (the decorators, carpenters and gardeners were hard at work), the Durrell Arms, has in our opinion, got off to a flying start 
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