Bars and pubs in United Kingdom: profiles, services and practical information.
In Clifton Village, The Albion stands on Boyces Avenue a short distance from Clifton Suspension Bridge. Its website dates the coaching inn to 1761 and describes it as a…
View profile →On Stour Street, The Foundry shifts the conversation from the traditional pub to what comes out of its own tanks and stills. The family behind Canterbury Brewers & Disti…
View profile →The Parrot offers a characterful pause for visitors leaving Canterbury Cathedral who want to stay in the old centre. It occupies an old timber-framed building on Church…
View profile →Bath Brew House offers a broader and livelier ending to a walk from the Roman Baths: pub, dining room, garden and a working microbrewery described by the venue itself. O…
View profile →On Queen Street, The Raven occupies two Georgian townhouses and offers the sort of pause that changes the pace of a day spent at the Roman Baths. The pub's own history s…
View profile →House of the Trembling Madness is tucked away at 48 Stonegate above a drinks shop. Do not confuse it with the brand’s Lendal branch. The company says the rear of the bui…
View profile →Guy Fawkes Inn stands on High Petergate opposite York Minster and St Michael le Belfrey church. The business associates the site with Guy Fawkes and describes it as his…
View profile →The Ben Nevis Bar is at 1147 Argyle Street, along the eastward route towards Finnieston from Kelvingrove Museum. Its website defines it through whisky, traditional music…
View profile →The Park Bar occupies 1202 Argyle Street, a walk from Kelvingrove. Its official history does not begin with a themed-pub fashion: it describes decades as a meeting place…
View profile →The Lamb stands on Lamb’s Conduit Street in Bloomsbury, a longer walk from the British Museum than the simple crossing to the Museum Tavern. Its website shows a Victoria…
View profile →The Museum Tavern stands at 49 Great Russell Street opposite the British Museum’s main entrance. Greene King traces the pub to 1723, when it was called the Dog and Duck,…
View profile →The Bow Bar occupies 80 West Bow, on the Old Town bend descending from the higher streets towards Grassmarket. Its identity lies in choosing a drink with care: the websi…
View profile →The Jolly Judge lies at the foot of James Court, one of the Old Town’s closes, a short way from Edinburgh Castle. The independent pub describes low ceilings, corner seat…
View profile →UK pub-restaurants serving daily carvery, pub classics, house-baked cakes, and family meals.
View profile →Greene King family pub brand offering British pub food, televised sports, and play areas at selected locations.
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Turkish and Mediterranean restaurant, café, and bar in Canary Wharf, with meze, grilled dishes, house pastries, and event spaces.
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Holloway beer shop and tasting room with independent producers, low-intervention wine, pizza delivery, and online shopping.
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Country pub with a restaurant, garden, and bed-and-breakfast rooms near Goodwood and the South Downs.
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A Joule’s Brewery pub and restaurant in Wellington, Shropshire, with restored bars, a dining room opening onto a courtyard, and spaces for gatherings and family celebrat…
View profile →British family-owned group of eight pubs and inns in Suffolk, each with its own character, local-produce cooking and beers from local brewers.
View profile →Riverside pub, bar and restaurant in Greenwich Peninsula, London, with panoramic views, seasonal British cuisine, private rooms and garden terraces.
View profile →Healthy Living Direct offers a wide range of products to support the independent living of seniors and people with limited mobility.
View profile →British chain of neighbourhood cafés and bars with all-day service, from brunch to cocktails, with menus for all audiences and frequent openings.
View profile →Georgian pub in London's Barnsbury neighbourhood, in Islington, with a restaurant, private dining room and a large wisteria garden. Part of the Noble Inns group, it serv…
View profile →16th-century pub and coaching inn in Crowcombe, at the foot of the Quantocks, with accommodation, locally sourced food, a large garden and a private room for groups.
View profile →Traditional pub in Backwell, North Somerset, serving classic pub food, with a garden and seven en-suite rooms. A local meeting place and a base for exploring the Mendip…
View profile →Traditional 17th-century pub in Stanton, near Broadway, in the heart of the Cotswolds. Local produce kitchen, Donnington Brewery ales and panoramic views.
View profile →Village pub and restaurant in Great Bentley, Colchester, with pub cuisine, varied menus and vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. It occupies a 14th-century buildin…
View profile →Family and dog-friendly pub in Stowmarket with classic pub food, burgers and pizzas, beers and live sport. It has pool tables, darts and events such as live music.
View profile →400-year-old family pub on the seafront in Lyme Regis, Dorset, next to the Cobb. Palmers brewery, Cask Marque accredited, with Greek-influenced food and a beer garden.
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Independently owned cocktail bar and restaurant in the centre of Aberdeen, with seasonal Scottish cuisine, an innovative drinks list and a space for private dining.
View profile →Country pub and inn in Thruxton, serving traditional British cuisine, Sunday roasts and four refurbished rooms. Under new ownership since June 2025.
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