When in need of cool pubs in West London, Fulham's Wolf Pack is coming in hot with its mix of rock 'n' roll vibes, 'luxury junk food' and live sports screenings. Topping it off? Those stripped-back interiors. 

Just a little way from Blackfriars Bridge this stunning London pub offers the kind of interiors you don't see every day. Decked out in marble sculptures, mosaics and arched ceilings, it's a looker to say the least. It's also got some delicious food on the menu, alongside a great selection of cask ales and craft beers.

From accepting cryptocurrency in Canary Wharf to vegan Biff's Jack Shack in Dalston, BrewDog are doing something a little different in London. There's one consistent however: all the bars are filled with great beer and have a hearty menu of American bites.

Surrounded by some of the coolest patrons in Shoreditch, it's no wonder that The Owl and Pussycatis such a pubbing treasure in East London. Not only boasting proper pub grub alongside London draught beers, guests can get caught up in the cool, vintage inspired interiors and the petite beer garden. 

If you're on the hunt for cool pubs in Homerton, you've come to the right place. The Adam & Eve is a local favourite, with a spacious garden, seating aplenty and screens showing the footie, as well as an 'L' shaped pool table and a top-quality menu of Thai food.

A hot-spot for week night socialising and extended boozing - The Star of Kings is a hub of entertainment spread across 2 floors. Satisfying both the traditional pubbing spec as well as serving as a basement-type bar with mammoth sound system, The Star of Kings is a place where you can knock back some beers with friends or settle in for a night of DJs and dancing.

Originally established way back in 1729, The Cat and Mutton retains its historic aura whilst bringing itself slap bang up to date. Reflecting the area and the creative, lively types that frequent its bar stools, this joint exudes a quirky and fun character. Amping up its appeal with a variety of craft beers, pub fodder, drinks deals, pub quizzes, Sunday roasts and an upstairs cocktail bar; this is the definition of public house excellence. 

Boasting a crackin' craft beer selection, tasty grub and gorgeous garden space, it's no wonder why Hackney Tap is a local favourite. Make your way to Mare Street for some good vibes in its cosy indoor space adorned with 19th-century furnishings, or head outside for a spot of sunshine.

Located in the heart of Tooting, The Gorringe Park is definitely up on our list of cool London boozers. This top-notch drinking den offers up tasty grub from burgers to Sunday roasts, alongside a cinema room, function spaces and live DJ sets. Oh, yes.

Popular with the young and the fun in New Cross, it's not just the clientele that make The Rose such a cool London pub, it's also the wood fired pizzas, the affordable pints and the lovely atmosphere in the beer garden. 

Pubs rarely get much cooler than Bonds. Found in Mayfair, it oozes sophistication while still being a seriously cosy boozer. Think a snazzy teal tiled bar and Art Deco style lighting alongside stools, live sports screenings and a roaring fireplace. Head over for delish British grub and refreshing pints aplenty.

The Mayflower is cosy English pub inspired by the 17th-century ship that took English pilgrims to the New World. Based in Rotherhithe in South East London, the pub is based next to the famous ship's original mooring point and offers Londoners a warming, traditional pub experience. Drenched in dark mahogany tones and nautical antiques, the real gem here has to be the diverse food and drink menu. Enjoy a pint of real ale and all your favourite gastro-pub dishes at this charming venue in South London. 

A boozer that dates back to 1889, retaining all of its charm but now with a more modern look, The Railway is a Putney drinking den that's got your back for craft beer, real ale and amazing food. But that's not all, as there are live music 'loft sessions' and bottomless brunches to boot.

Boozers can get pretty borin', especially when it's your local one. Be sure to check out Camden Beer Hall for their cool selection of over 26 craft beers on tap with an Italian menu filled with plenty of pizza and pasta options.

South London is on the rise and this cool Deptford pub is proof of that. With world-class chefs but a notably chilled out and unpretentious air, it's a great spot for any night of the week. 

A unique venue with vintage styling and cool booths to settle down into, Sylvan Post is one of London's coolest pubs. Head to the Forest Hill spot and you'll be met by Portobello Brewing Company pints, 50% of mains on Mondays and a weekly pub quiz.

The Colonel Fawcett has an old school charm to it that makes it perfectly unique. Nestled in the heart of Camden, the classic boozer had traditional decor, a menu of British pub grub and a truly magical selection over 100 gins. 

When you visit the cellar bar of The Tokenhouse, there will be no question as to why this bar is included on our list of cool pubs in London. With a speakeasy feel, this room is a well kept secret and available for hire - get on booking this cool London pub quick to avoid disappointment!

Vintage records and exposed brickwork give this bar a coffee shop vibe for your next night out. Crafts, cocktails, and wine await in this funky London pub.

Boasting one of the coolest beer gardens in London, not only is The Leather Bottle prime for those after sunshine pints, their gastro roster, laid-back enviroment and London beer make them one of the best pubs in South London. 

With a bustling beer garden, food from Slow Fire London and occasional DJs on the decks, this east London spot is a top choice any time of year. Of course, you'll find a superb drinks selection serving everything from draught beers to Aquavit-laced cocktails.

If you're after cool watering holes, crack on at The Black Lion in West Hampstead. The venue has everything from scrumptious Sunday roasts to gorgeous glasses of wine and a casual pub ambience. Plus, its beaut outdoor area is perfect during the summer.

From Sunday roasts through to after-work drinks, The Roebuck is perfect any time of day. Nestled on Great Dover Street, the south London spot is a go-to for craft beers, local ales and a constantly changing menu of seasonal dishes.

Fancy upgrading your regular ol' boozer? Then check out Grand Junction Arms, a gorgeous pub fronting a top-notch balcony and fabulous beer garden. If you're craving some a little exclusive, be sure to rent one of their private lodges equipped with speakers and screens.

One Peckham's most beloved and relaxed watering holes, this chilled out pub on Choumert Road boasts tasty small plates, a great beer selection and even a little hidden cinema room.

A cool pub that's perfectly suited to boozy brunches, relaxed dinners and after-work drinks, The Coat and Badge is one of the best places to hang out in Putney. Whether you're cosying up with a quiz night and comfort food or chilling in the beer garden with a fresh pint, they're sure to wow.

When it comes to cool pubs in Shoreditch, The Horse and Groom has to be right up there. Not only will you get rustic interiors complete with exposed brick, wooden features and a foosball table, but also everything from craft beer to cocktails behind the bar. Topping it off? Pizza.

The Eagle in Ladbroke Grove has become something of a West London favourite, thanks to its new partnership with Truman tank beers. Based just a short stroll from the area's tube station, the venue's chefs have created a menu that perfectly pairs with the fresh tank beers on offer behind the bar. Serene, stylish and bursting with charming character, there are few better places to relax and watch the hours lazily drift by.

The Stag serves delicious beer in a trendy environment in North London. Boasting over 24 taps, along with 100 bottles and cans in the fridge, there's plenty of beer for any kind of drinker. If you don't fancy beer, there's also a great selection of wines and cocktails available. If you're feeling peckish, make sure you tuck into their delicious classic pub food, which includes a roast dinner renowned through London.

This pub has got cool in the bucket-loads; it has large, eclectic interiors, a bright beer garden and nice looking tattooed barmen and women who know their war around their in-house craft brewery just as well as they do the tie dye section of a vintage shop. Despite all of these majorly cool features though, People's Park Tavern remains under the radar as a hidden gem in East London that is never too crowded for a relaxed pint. 

Let your hair down after a long day at work by nabbing a seat over at Sun & Thirteen Cantons, a trendy Soho pub if we ever saw one. Feast your eyes on the Parisian-influenced interiors, then sink your teeth into vegan food from Tendril, accompanied by tipples aplenty.

There's a lot to love about The Manor Walworth. Not only does it boast cosy interiors, with patterned wallpaper and chandeliers, but also a pretty garden for when the sun smiles down on us. Head on over for lip-smacking beers, wicked wines and a menu of South American fare.

No stone is left unturned at The Mere Scribbler in South London. The venue caters for a wide range of different tastes, boasting a drinks menu of craft beers, international wines, local ales and classic cocktails. If that wasn't enticing enough, the kitchen serves hearty burgers, bar snacks and sharing plates to its guests, while the huge screen TVs showcase the very best live sporting action. 

If you fancy yourself as a bit of a Hackney hipster looking for a chilled pub to cruise after work or over the weekend then The Star of Hackney Downs should hit that beer loving spot of yours. Expect a mish-mash of 90s decor, retro furnishings and a shabby-chic feel to this rough around the edges pub. 

When it comes to cool bars, The Star By Liverpool Street is up at the top of our list. Head inside, where you'll be met with modern interiors, themed karaoke rooms, two function rooms and plenty of live sports screenings. On top of that, there's also hearty grub to tuck into.

One of the coolest pubs in Hackney, this fun spot on the corner of London Fields offers a great spot whether you're looking for a chilled drink or something a little more party-starting. With a huge outdoor space, excellent food and even a couple of quirky private hire areas, it's got everything you need for a great night out.

New Cross gem the Royal Albert is up on our list of cool pubs in the area. Head inside this traditional boozer that's decked out with ornate lamps and leather sofas for some ice-cold pints. If you've worked up an appetite, sink your teeth into the slow-cooked pork belly. 

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!

Not known to play by the rules, The King's Arms in London Bridge is full of surprises. From art classes to board games and an in-house shop selling prints and homeware, be sure to expect the unexpected. Wing by for half price cocktails from Tuesday to Friday, or bag a candlelit table for a feast of small plates, burgers or pub classics like fish and chips and baby back ribs. 

The Racketeer has changed from a pub into a cocktail bar, keeping the character of the former while oozing the cool of the latter. Come here for a great atmosphere and deliciously well-executed cocktails.

With one of London's prettiest ceilings, a cracking selection of craft beer and ping pong tables, The Heathcote and Star are bringing some serious vibes to Leyton. Add on to that food from We Serve Humans and weekly live music and DJ nights, and you may just never leave.

Head down to The Union Tavern on a sunny afternoon for an alfresco drinking experience - gaze out over the canal as you enjoy a beverage in the beer garden. A favourite during the summer months, The Union Tavern also serves up some delightful meals and offers a hefty wine menu to keep you satisfied. This top London pub is incredibly popular, so be sure to book your spot now.

A casual and cool pub in London that pretty much knows it, The Islington Townhouse caters to all. Whether you're after quirky cocktails, hoofing down a selection of ales, chowing down on pub classics or hosting a private meeting, you'll find it all here.

Nestled in the heart of Bethnal Green, this cosy watering hole has got everything from quirky artwork and quiz nights through to live music and a menu of lip-smacking pizza. On the drinks end, think local beers and real ales.

If you're looking for a pub that has something a bit different, be sure to pay Highbury's Brewhouse & Kitchen a visit. Complete with its own micro-brewery, it boasts a wider array of home-grown beers and ales. As part of a wider chain of micro-breweries, there are over 50 different variations of small-batch craft beers to sample. To complete the experience, why not gorge on the delicious food offered on their impressive, international menu? Tuck into their Mezze Platter or indulge in a portion of perfectly cooked Arancini Risotto Balls.

Boasting two beer gardens, rotating beers on tap and a crackin' food menu, Eltham GPO on Passey Place is up on our list of cool pubs in the city. Head inside, where you'll be able to delve into hearty fare, all before taking part in its epic quiz night. Have you got what it takes?

BrewDog Waterloo is the place to be: A hub for beer enthusiasts, casual hangs and an all-around great time. From IPAs to stouts and everything in between, you'll find something to suit every taste in this hoppy heaven. But it's not just about the wicked brews; spread over two floors, this boozer houses its own microbrewery, stand-alone cocktail bar, coffee shop, ice cream van, workspaces, bowling alley and a MASSIVE slide. Need we say more?

Lord Napier & Star is as cool as a cucumber. Not only is this trendy joint's exterior covered in graffiti, but inside? It has a concrete slab with Banksy's artwork on it, made using stencil, spray paint and handwriting by the man himself.

Old Bank is one of those pubs that's just scoring 10s across the board. Not only is it totally stylish, with leather seating, hanging plants and huge, sun-inviting windows, but it also boasts quite the menu. Think cocktails and beers, as well as British fare, Sunday roasts and banging breakfasts.

With an epic history (150 years of it), The Alexandra has truly earned its title of a cool Clapham pub. Step inside this traditional watering hole, where you'll be met with dart boards galore, projectors for the big sports fixtures and a delicious pizza menu to fill up on.

Inspired by both Douglas Adams and Edward Lear, this quirky London pub promises craft beers, a hearty burger menu and even a secret cocktail bar hidden in the eaves.

Take a relaxed stroll down the Regent's Canal and you'll stumble upon The Narrow Boat; Islington's only canalside pub that comes with bundles of charm and intimacy. Find somewhere cosy (or a table on their canalside balcony) and kick back with a couple of drinks, they've a range of cask ales, craft beers, premium spirits and worldwide wines to choose between.

Giving off some quaint living room vibes, The Star of Bethnal Green is a bit of laid-back pubbing luxe spread across 2 floors and feeling much like a house-turned-boozer. This Star is the perfect spot for some after work tipples or weekend daytime drinking affairs with plenty of tables to sit you and your mates as well as some good old fashioned fun quiz nights on the cards. 

The Ladywell Tavern is a perfect mix of contemporary interiors and traditional boozer values. Head here for hearty nosh, a range of craft beers and a welcoming atmoshphere. Packed out all year round, come winter-time seats by the open fire are hot property, whilst the huge garden out back is the place to be when the sun comes out. 

The Fox & Firkin isn't just any old pub; the casual space becomes unrecognisable on the weekend with roof-raising DJ sets and live music. And when you're not busy dancing, there's wood-fired pizzas and craft beer to enjoy. 

This gorgeous boozer near Borough Market is one of our top picks for a cosy Sunday roast or post-work pint. The Market Porter has gained a reputation for its mouthwatering menu of pub grub classics, from fish and chips to juicy burgers and homemade Scotch eggs.

A cool pub in the heart of Paddington, The Cleveland Arms is a must if you're looking for delicious food made with sustainable produce. Book in for the chance to chow down on fresh fish plates, signature burgers and tasty sides.

Tucked away on Hill St under two old-timey buildings, The Richmond Vault is a real hidden gem in the heart of London. This cosy spot has it all - yummy grub, drinks from all over the globe, and live music every Friday. But let's not forget about the cocktails; they've got unique libations like the Smoked Dates and the Royal Gin Basil on offer to tantalise your taste buds.

The Crooked Billet E5 is a well-known boozer among Clapton residents, as well as a popular watering hole for large groups thanks to its giant beer garden. It oozes atmosphere and character, thanks to its warm interior. On the menu, there are delicious pizzas, roasts plus a hearty beef and Guinness stew.

One of the coolest and most diverse pubs in Central London, The Kings Arms Oxford Street is an inclusive and welcoming venue hosting live music and karaoke. It's the perfect place for letting your hair down right in the heart of the capital. 

Cool London pub John The Unicorn is home to eclectic decor, from hanging lanterns to exposed brick walls and velvet seating complementing mis-matched furniture. Better yet, you can wash meals of pizza or chilli con carne down with cocktails and pints.

Trinity Borough is one of the best pubs in Central London for all the right reasons. When you're not lapping up the gorgeous interiors, tasty drinks and top-notch grub, be entertained by all kinds of events, from exciting live music sessions to hilarious comedy sets.

An pub made of giant maypoles, wicker masks, branches hanging from the ceiling and classic folk inspired stylings, Hand of Glory absolutely champions cool London pubs. A place with a laid-back atmosphere where you can Sunday roast, relax after work and fill your boots on craft beer and cider, this Hackney special is a must-try.  

With a huge wrap-around marble-topped bar taking centre stage, The Bird in The Hand is a stunning contemporary boozer. Part of the same group as The Oak W12, every inch of this place has been thoughtfully decorated, with comfy velvet chairs, low hanging lights and original tile flooring. 

The Vic benefits from a long-standing tradition of memorable gig nights. Welcoming music fans from around London and beyond for many a year, the pub continues to build on its reputation for cranking up the volume. There's more to this friendly local than just music though, and guests quickly find themselves at home with classic cocktails, locally brewed beers and rotating food menus on offer in the main room.

First opening its doors in 1878, The Hero of Maida seamlessly blends its vibrant history with contemporary dining and design. Split over two floors, the menu here focuses on high-quality French cuisine as well as comfort food classics. Head here on a Sunday to sample one of the renowned roasts next to the roaring fire.

One of Islington's prettiest watering holes, this charming pub and dining room on Essex Road boast botanical interiors, a great selection of beers, cocktails and bio-dynamic wines and delicious seasonal dishes.