<h3>our final review</h3><h4> posted by septic on 4/5/2000</h4><h4>last rating: <img src='/images/rating_3.png' alt='last rating: 3 pints' title='last rating: 3...
When Goth and rocker hangout the Intrepid Fox closed its doors in 2006 (a victim of a calculated M&B pub cull) we thought it was the end for this Soho institution. But then we discovered that it moved - lock, stock and...
This pub is one that most shoppers and tourists in London will have spotted, being a distinctive, handsome, late Victorian pub, in the busy area, just to the north of theatre land and on many a bus route, and it hasn't changed...
The Old Crown is a dark and serious looking bar, situated away from the throng of Soho and Covent Garden. Outside lacks an obvious name, save for a wrought-iron crown and a small '33', presumably to help the postman, but we...
While the pub had an update not that long ago, it still retains a fair bit of the Victorian grandeur we remember this pub for. The beer's good with fairly standard ales and a guest on the hand pumps. It continues in its role as...
We've heard a rumour this Nicholson's pub - the only remaining pub on Oxford Street - has been Grade II listed, in an effort to keep it a pub. It's doing its best to stand out from the general madness of this part of town, but...
The Angel is a lovely Victorian pub in the grey area between Covent Garden (Shaftesbury Avenue) and Tottenham Court Road. Because of its location, it can be a great place to meet/drink in town. It's got a lot of original...
Oporto has bitten the dust, to be replaced by Rudy's Revenge, sitting in this small bar on St Giles' Circus. We'll go and review it when we can.
Situated in a part of town with more than its fair share of pubs, The Fitzrovia does its best to cater to the needs of the lunchtime and post-work office crowd who drink and eat here. There's also some outdoor seating as well,...
