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If you're looking for wow factor, Long Bar has it in spades. Housed in the über-trendy Sanderson hotel, the 80ft, Philippe Starck-designed onyx bar glows with light, and around it throngs the ... read more
When the traders at London’s best food market pack up their stalls, it’s to the Market Porter they head for their post-work pints. And with good reason. There’s a superb range of ... read more
Just around the corner from the boutiques of Bond Street, this charmingly over-the-top cocktail and DJ bar is the ideal hangout for anyone who’s ever enjoyed themselves on a ski holiday. Full... read more
Greenwich, where the Cutty Sark is on prominent display and the naval college dominates the waterfront, couldn’t exude more maritime atmosphere if it donned a pirate’s hat and made you ... read more
It’s the famous back room that makes the Dublin Castle special. With a small corner stage crammed with mic stands, guitars and amps, this pub has played host to many bands on their way up the... read more
Sticky, battered and crammed with indie kids sporting skinny jeans and edgy haircuts (as well as a smattering of thirtysomethings playing at being young), the Good Mixer is one of Camden Town&rsquo... read more
The new Swan & Edgar makes no shame of its Englishness, having sent an open call to Londoners for donations of old books and tweed. Everyone from Penguin Publishing to Savile Row patriotically ... read more
Tucked away down a quiet side street, the Lamb offers a raft of draught ales, ciders and wheat beers, a great wine list, a friendly dog, homely French food. What else do you need? read more
Old church pews outside, chaise longues within, but that could all change tomorrow. Junk shop chic is hard to pull off convincingly, but The Cat manages it. With an upstairs restaurant and art gall... read more
With '20s jazz and blues performed by grizzled old chaps, on a Friday night, you'd be forgiven for thinking that no East End hipster'd be caught dead here...but au contraire. For that true East End... read more
Oak panelled and deceptively large, Red Lion may not be the place for a wide selection of beers, but in comparison to the other boozers around Carnaby Street, it's the one most likely to offer you ... read more
A regular in all the good pub guides, with good reason. The Lamb is modestly brilliant. What it does (wide selection ales and beers in a quiet—no music or TVs—setting), it does without ... read more
Country pub in the city, not far from the Oval cricket grounds. The Prince of Wales is that cozy, charming pub experience, across from a tree-lined square on two unredeemed main drags. Unpretentiou... read more
Large Edwardian pub that, despite its prominent location right next to Covent Garden station, never really seems to get busy. The epic selection of real ales make it the kind of place where drinkin... read more
Members-only, bi-level arts space equipped with WiFi, furnished with eccentric trimmings -- vintage couches, book cases, retro computers -- provides an artistic haven for London’s bohemian cr... read more
A regular haunt of the late, lamented Amy Winehouse, Two Brewers is an absolutely classic English pub, dating to the 19th Century. Down cask ales by an open fire in winter, or in warmer weather kno... read more
Where wit, wings, and whiskey collide in a very quirky, irresistibly English way. Food for thought and tummy is served in the form of live music performances, book readings, science and philos... read more
Art fiends, new music junkies, clubbers, and alcoholics merge harmoniously at this three-tiered bar, nightclub, live performance, and art installation venue. Festooned with grafitti, rooftop Englis... read more
Down the long and winding road, you'll find this, the best place to sample all the beer Belgium has to offer. With over 100 brands of Brussel's finest, selection is an incredibly daunting endeavor.... read more
All frills-and-thrills London post catering to all-male clientele. Different day, different flavor: Boot Camp Tuesdays, Wrestling Wednesdays, and staple Sunday night Horse Meat Disco. Resident DJs ... read more
Pop-up hotel built in homage to the fictional Congo steamboat in Jo...
Tel Aviv chef Oded Oren (coolest chef name ever) applies his talent...
Preview: With Jason Pomeranc’s Thompson brand having conquere...
London's first house/tech venue with VOID speakers. Intim...
If a James Bond villain used a shop front to disguise his secret la...