City Pubs London

It's the excellent meat and wine selection that earns this Chiswell Street pub such rave reviews. The focus is on delivering fresh and seasonal game, wild fish and shellfish dishes alongside lip-smacking libations. The wine is comprehensive, and it slots in neatly next to a lovely list of cask ales including their very own Jugged Hare pale ale!

A quirky pub near Monument, The Britannia combines modern interiors with welcoming service and unbeatable weekday offers. Popular with the post-work crowd, this lively boozer also screens all major sports fixtures, with pool tables on offer too.

Searching for fun bars in the City? Located under Cannon Street, The Cannick Taps is keeping you on your toes with weekly food and drink deals, a cracking bottomless brunch and an impressive selection of craft ales and cocktails. What's more, the underground spot also hosts regular quizzes.

The Alice offers excellent food, wallet-friendly drinks and a comfy atmosphere in the shadow of the Gherkin. The menu has everything from an 'under 500 calories' section to a neat selection of pizzas, and well-made classic cocktails are all yours for £7.45 each.

Next time you're in Charterhouse, make sure to stop by Beer Hawk's craft beer bar and bottle shop. With an incredible 150 bottles in the fridge, 12 draughts and 2 cask ales, plus a pour your own beer wall, it's a truly unique spot. 

Three Cranes is a gorgeous traditional Victorian pub complete with two elegant dining rooms and a French-led wine list. Serving up a small, but perfectly formed menu of grill classics, you can expect daily-changing specials and exquisite cuts of the very best steaks and chops in the business.

Long Arm Pub and Brewery is a great after-work spot. Along with a pool table and burger menu, they also freshly brew their own beer which is then served directly to customers.

The White Swan is a popular City pub on Fetter Lane. With a downstairs pub area and a more formal dining area upstairs it offers a versatile space catering to whatever you're in the mood for. The bar stocks draught ales, cocktails and an extensive wine list, offering something for everyone. The dining room serves up traditional British pub food with modern twists in hearty portions. With special deals at lunch it's the perfect place for a break from work, book your table online now!

Sitting pretty just shy of St Pauls' Cathedral is humble boozer and affordable Young's favourite, The Paternoster. Head on down for top London pints and a welcoming roster of pub grub and British plates. 

Just a short way from Cannon Street station, this charming pub is one of the best bars in the city. With classic British fare coming out of the kitchen and great beers and ales on tap, its one of the top spots for after work drinks in London.

Nestled away in the heart of Leadenhall Market is Old Tom's, a secret and atmospheric bolthole for your after work drink needs. Topple down the stairs and find an old-fashioned hangout complete with wall tiles from the 19th century; the pub specialises in cheese and charcuterie boards as well as a drinks offering that features excellent craft beer, wine, gin and whiskey.

Found in the heart of Farringdon, The Castle is a superb spot for a couple of after-work drinks. The traditional boozer pours a fantastic array of pints, wines and cocktails, plus it slings out delicious pub grub on the regular, all in a cosy setting.

Lamb Tavern is part of the very fabric of the city pub scene. A pillar of a public house since 1780, it's a magnificent three-storey boozer that overlooks the iconic Leadenhall Market. There's #ThirstAiders to take your order without the fuss of queuing at the bar and classic pub grub that goes nicely with the choice of Young's cask ales, wines and spirits.

The Hope is just a stone's throw from Smithfield Market, fronting the likes of steaming pies and local craft ale. Better yet, pop upstairs to the 'Juniper Room', where there's gin and cocktails aplenty for anyone who doesn't fancy a pint.

Somewhere between satisfying a traditional pub spec and a modern bar, Balls Brothers in Minster Court is a capsule of old world charm and contemporary edge. Serving up a menu of classic English nosh, you can tuck into delicious food and enjoy their timeless atmosphere whilst knocking back some of their signature cocktails. 

This charming boozer oozes history, with one bar named after the poet John Keats, who was born in a stable that was where the pub is located. As well as offering a hearty selection of scrumptious pub grub, its cosy atmosphere and central location makes it a real winner.

Just a hop, skip and a jump from Holborn station, Editor's Tap is a fun and vibrant place to drink in the City. The Fetter Lane boozer is serving up juicy burgers, craft ales and speciality gins. What's more, it also screens a range of different sports on its 10 TVs.

Sitting pretty on Charterhouse Square is Fox & Anchor, a true cracker of a pub-cum-boutique-hotel popular with city workers and visitors to London alike. Grand mahogany, etched glass and heavy brass features characterise this Victorian boozer, with excellent and seasonal British food matched by an excellent range of cask ales and craft spirits. Fancy lingering into the night and saving the fare on a cab home? Don't blame you; there's 6 elegant boutique hotel rooms if you fancy an overnight stay.

A comfy stroll away from Monument, Cannon Street and Bank, The Vintry is a friendly Fuller's pub with a slick cocktail lounge hiding in the basement. Naturally perfect for a business meet or drinks after work, there's more than 170 wines from across the world as well as a decent selection of craft beer, lager and cask ales.

Nestled in the heart of the City, The Lamb & Trotter is a charming hideaway just a stone's throw from all the action. Offering all the classic quirks of a British boozer, it's a perfect place to quench your thirst with their impressive collection fine wine and global beer.

The Hydrant is the latest boozer to open in Monument with a penchant for pints of craft beer, contemporary cool interiors and that authentic British character that us pub goers cherish. With 15 draught lines, local ales and bottles to boot, The Hydrant serve up tasting sessions and mixology classes with their pints or cocktails. 

Pop over to The Factory House to wet your whistle and you'll be privy to an extensive selection of wine. But if you're actually in the mood for a cocktail? They've got them too. Plus there are lots of tasty food options to get stuck into.

An elegant boozer in the heart of Bishopsgate, The Woodins Shades is a popular local haunt for elevated pub classics in a cosy setting. As for drinks, this joint is home to a fantastic selection of ale, gin and more.

The Viaduct Tavern is an authentic London City pub, located in the heart of the City near St. Pauls. A must for lovers of London's history; originally built as a Victorian gin palace, the pub has seen it's residency range from opium den, to great City pub. Book your place at this London pub with us online. 

Whether you're searching for a boozer to have a catch up with pals, or for a delicious meal, then The Ganton Arms has got you covered. This fabulous boozer is not only offering up contemporary interiors, but also are serving some mouthwatering food and drink.

When it comes to pubs in the City, it's all about good service, tasty food and fabulous drinks. Head to Magpie & Stump where you'll find all that on the stretch between St Paul's and Chancery Lane stations.

The Tokenhouse is a modern City bar in Moorgate and offers a flexible, unpretentious space, perfect for lunch or drinks. This exciting Moorgate venue is a glittering example of Square Mile style, and ideal for intimate gatherings or large parties. The Tokenhouse is a modern place with a modern menu - seeking to serve up the very best of British cuisine. Book now.

Found in the very centre of the city, just a few short strides away from St. Paul's, The Albion is a warm and relaxed pub for your after work needs. There's a good strong menu of classic pub feeds - we're talking fresh cod & chips, burgers and daily specials - and the pub is known for its extensive wine selection and award-winning real ales. It's also a great place to watch sport, with five plasma screens covering Sky Sports, ESPN and Premiere Sports.

Riverside views of the Shard and Tower of London are worth the trip to the Oyster Shed alone. Once inside there's a fine glass of wine with your name on it, and a corker of a menu brimming with fresh British fare if you're looking to chow down. It's a quirky space with an airy ambience, and it's available to hire for up to 400 guests.

Stunning decor and domed ceilings set the scene for wining and dining at The Trading House. Nestled in the heart of the City, this is the perfect place for tucking into breakfast, soaking up cocktails and getting cosy over great food and drinks.

Windsor Fenchurch offers up among the cheapest drinks in London's financial district. Perched just around the corner from Fenchurch Street station, a vibrant after-work crowd descend on the lively DJ Pub to take advantage of the various deals that see four 'bombs' available for a tenner, 2 ciders for £7 and pints starting from less than £3! We know, unheard of! Good for watching the football and private functions too.

The Punch Tavern is a charming and cosy London pub close to St Pauls. With regular lunch and dinner meal specials and a friendly and hospitable staff, this is a gem of a City pub in London. Fantastic homely, British-led comfort food combined with the grand Victoriana features make this a top London pub. 

Moorgate promises all the hustle and bustle of the City, but there's one pub promising to be a retreat from all of that. Head on down to Finch's as this charming boozer promises quaint, floral interiors, British classics and pints aplenty. 

The White Horse offers a homely British pub environment somewhat out of kilter with its bustling city surroundings. Hearty pub classics are on the cards if you're hungry, and there's a rich choice of real ale, wines and champagnes to cosy up by the fireplace with. It's open for breakfast, lunch away from the office and a few post-work bevvies.

Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese is a traditional London tavern-like pub that can date its roots back to the 16th century. It is found on Fleet Street and oozes history and romanticism, full of tight corridors and hidden rooms with wooden beams. A Sam Smith's brewery pub with fantastic ales and lagers and serves the cheapest beer in London.

The George Inn prides itself on being London's last remaining Galleried Inn and is just a stone's throw from London Bridge station and perfect for drinks in the summer thanks to its lovely beer garden. Set in an open-air courtyard, The George Inn is the best example of a traditional London pub!

The Crosse Keys is known for its selection of great real ales, and is an excellent J.D Wetherspoons pub close to Bank station. This City pub is great for a quick and affordable lunch and is always buzzing with the lively after work crowd.