Whether you're on the hunt for after-work drinks, some pre-night out tipples or a few relaxed pints of ales on a sunny afternoon, these gorgeous Fitzrovia pubs should do the trick. Head to W1 and you'll find a storming lineup of quality watering holes offering you everything from old school boozer vibes with beer gardebns to bold party bars, should the night take you.
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Hope is a cosy Fitzrovia pub where steaming pies or pizzas are accompanied by cask ales, craft cans, boutique gins and wines. And if you fancy something a little more? Then the bartenders will be happy to whip you up classic cocktails too.
On the corner of Goodge Street and Charlotte Street, The Queen Charlotte stands proud with pea green frontage and vintage interiors. Specialising in craft beers, this cool spot is a great place to grab a pint from plenty of local breweries while tucking into tasty burgers.
A vintage venue that's got vibrancy to match, The Crown & Sceptre is a great Fitzrovia pub offering a much needed respite from the hustle and bustle of Oxford Street and Bond Street. With an impressive food and drink menu, it's an ideal spot for after work pints or a boozy Friday lunch.
Looking for an escape from the tussle of Tottenham Court Road? Step into The Fitzrovia Belle, a relaxed pub and restaurant offering a cool collection of cask ales and craft beers, tasty homemade grub and a delicious Sunday roast come the day of rest.
The Jack Horner is a charming boozer located right in the middle of London on Tottenham Court Road. Boasting dark, wooden interiors, cosy, warm lighting and a relaxed atmosphere, it's the ideal spot for a pint as well as some sensational grub. The snacks menu steals the showing, offering plates like Marmite roast potatoes and Yorkshire puddings with onion gravy for dipping. Its sandwich selection is a close runner-up, boasting fluffy BLTs and beer-battered fish finger delights.
On the hunt for a Fitzrovia boozer? Then check out The Court. This popular pub is home to a laid-back space that's decked out with a plethora of HD screens for the sporting antics, from the World Cup to Six Nations, alongside a hearty food menu.
Home to one of the best Sunday roasts in Fitzrovia, The Marquis Cornwallis is a must for your weekend feasting. Take a seat inside or on their streetside tables and indulge in a little R-and-R, complete with tank-fresh pints of Meantime and tasty food.
Dating its origins back to 1827 and known as 'The Cornerstone of Fitzrovia', The Northumberland Arms is one of the oldest drinking destinations, complete with freshly brewed pints, delicious pub grub and traditional English interiors.
Whether you're looking for a casual drink with pals or a fabulous spot for a birthday celebration, Black Horse has you covered. Make your way to this West End pub for delicious craft beers, wine and a fabulous cocktail menu.
The George Great Portland Street is a Fitzrovia pub that combines stunning, traditional interiors with a menu of elevated gastro fare. Think hot pot, black pudding scotch eggs and more, with cocktails or craft pours to wash it all down.
The first Truman's Tap House in London since the brewery's 2010 reopening, The Newman Arms is the place to go for excellent beer. Built in 1770, the refurbished space still offers nods to its longstanding history, alongside a menu of homemade comfort food.
A fun Fitzrovia pub boasting a rooftop terrace? The Carpenters Arms is a must-visit come the summer months. Just a stone's throw from Tottenham Court Road, the traditional boozer fronts an impressive list of cask ales and tasty plates of British grub.
A top pub on Warren Street, The Smugglers Tavern is a fun and friendly Fitzrovia spot that's got something for every night out. Whether you're stopping in for a big Friday night sesh or a few weekend tipples, the vibrant venue fronts an impressive beer selection and over 30 different rums.
A traditional pub on the border of Soho and Fitzrovia, The Wheatsheaf is a proper hidden gem in the heart of London. With a mock Tudor facade and a selection of cask ales and classic British bites and some very impressive former patrons.
The Albany is a great pub in Fitzrovia known for its fresh, seasonal food, excellent beers and great atmosphere all throughout the week. Sat on the corner of Regent's Park, its traditional interiors offer the perfect escape for tourists and locals alike.
A friendly local in the heart of the West End, The One Tun are renowned for their impressive ales and quality grub. With a front that opens up during the warmer seasons to offer pavement seating, it's a great spot for long lazy summer nights in Central London.
