The Three Daws is reputed to be the oldest pub in Kent and is a Grade II listed building. It was originally known as...

This Regency-style tavern was built in 1837 and has played host to famous diners such as William Thackeray, Wilkie Collins and Charles Dickens (the latter...

Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese was built in 1667 after the Great Fire of London. There has been a pub on the site since the 1530’s,...

The Cock Tavern is located under the covers of Smithfield’s meat market, and is perhaps the best place to eat meat in London. The pub...

The Jerusalem Tavern is one of the most historic pubs in London, and its name is associated with the Priory of St John of Jerusalem....

There has been a pub on the site of the Cittie of Yorke as far back as 1430, although the current Grade 2 listed building...

The Bell is a quiet country pub with old fashioned standards, good beer and home cooked food, but quietly - that is with no music...

The Carpenters Arms is a friendly historic pub in the beautiful North Downs in Kent. The grade II listed building is built from red brick...

Once a stable owned by the painter George Romney, the Holly Bush has been a pub since the early 1800s. This is a cosy place...

Any building that’s been around for over 400 years is bound to have a rich history, and this pub is no exception. Legend has it...

A 17th century inn with many original features, including a spit roast inglenook fire place, exposed wattle and daub walls and Horsham stone floor. With...