London's Best Jukebox Pubs

A classic Camden pub, The Good Mixer's reputation for being frequented by rock-n-roll legends does not go amiss in recent years, with a selection of songs to dance to. Let loose with friends and enjoy the best that this traditional pub has to offer, whether it's coming from the jukebox or from a live band.

Ed's Easy Diner is great for having an all-round American experience. With food, drinks and music inspired by 50's USA, Ed's Easy Diner near Piccadilly Circus is fab for grabbing a bite before hitting the best Soho bars and clubs. 

An Old Street pub with a cosy atmosphere and great food, The Reliance has a great jukebox stuffed to the brim with the best music and tons of character. Book online.

Bradley's is a two-storey Spanished themed bar just a couple of minutes away from Tottenham Court Road tube station, It's favoured by the after work crowd, the busy tourists and exhausted Oxford Street shoppers. At Bradley's you'll find a all-vinyl jukebox and a mouth-watering selection of Spanish beers. One of London's best jukebox pubs. 

The Boogaloo, in Highgate, prides itself on being a jukebox bar with old school, charming twists and a weekly vintage market. Book online.

The Famous Three Kings in Kensington is actually a popular sports bar featuring 13 screens and tons of paraphernalia. Having said that, it also has a video jukebox and great atmosphere, as well as cheap drinks and bar snacks.

Crobar, in the depths of Soho, calls itself London's best loved rock'n'roll bar and with its genorous selection of classic and modern rock and metal hits blaring from the Jukebox why would it not be? Check out Crobar if you're the type who'd love a ice cold beer in Soho accompanied by a cool crowd and some great music.

The Good Ship, on Kilburn High Road, is a live music venue, bar, nightclub and arts centre all rolled into one. Consider them an extension of your front room with a jukebox in, with a wide range of beers, real ale on tap, wines and spirits. Book online.