List of pubs in London

This is a list of pubs in London.
A pub, formally public house, is a drinking establishment in the culture of Britain, Ireland, Australia, Canada and Denmark. In many places, especially in villages, a pub can be the focal point of the community. The writings of Samuel Pepys describe the pub as the heart of England.
London is the capital and most populous city of England and the United Kingdom. Between 2001 and 2016, London lost 25% of its pubs.

London pubs by borough

[London [Borough of Barking and Dagenham|Barking and Dagenham]]

Image	Name	Owner	Date	Listing?	Notes
	Cross Keys, Dagenham		15th century	II	Crown St, Dagenham
	Eastbrook		1938	II*	Dagenham Rd, Dagenham

Barnet">London Borough of Barnet">Barnet

Image	Name	Owner	Date	Listing?	Notes
	Mitre Inn, Chipping Barnet		1633	II	58 High St, Chipping Barnet
	The Red Lion, Chipping Barnet				High St, Chipping Barnet
	Rising Sun, Mill Hill		17th century	II	137 Marsh Lane, Mill Hill
	Spaniards Inn		17th century	II	Spaniards Rd
	The Tally Ho, Finchley	Stonegate Pub Company	1927		High Rd, North Finchley

Bexley">London Borough of Bexley">Bexley

Image	Name	Owner	Date	Listing?	Notes
	Black Prince				Now the Holiday Inn
	King's Head, Bexley		16th/17th century	II	65 Bexley High Street, Bexley
	Royal Oak, Bexleyheath		19th century	II	Mount Road, Bexleyheath

Brent">London Borough of Brent">Brent

Image	Name	Owner	Date	Listing?	Notes
	Windermere, South Kenton	Courage	1938		Windermere Avenue, South Kenton

Bromley">London Borough of Bromley">Bromley

Image	Name	Owner	Date	Listing?	Notes
	The Bull, Chislehurst		18th century	II	Main Road, Chislehurst,
	The Daylight Inn		1935	II	Station Square, Petts Wood
	Kings Arms, Leaves Green		18th century	II	Leaves Green Road, Leaves Green
	Old Jail, Biggin Hill		18th century	II	Jail Lane, Biggin Hill, Westerham

Camden">London Borough of Camden">Camden

Image	Name	Owner	Date	Listing?	Notes
	Assembly House, Kentish Town		1898	II	292 Kentish Town Rd
	The Black Cap	****************			Gay bar, now closed.
	The Boot, Cromer Street		1801		Headquarters of the Gordon rioters and mentioned in Charles Dickens' Barnaby Rudge. Rebuilt 1810
	Black Lion, Kilburn		1898	II*	274 Kilburn High Rd
	Bull & Gate		1871	II	389 Kentish Town Rd
	The Camden Head		1787		Camden High St
	Cittie of Yorke		1430	II	High Holborn. Rebuilt 1920s
	Cross Keys, Covent Garden		1848	II	31 Endell St
	Crown and Anchor, Euston	Mitchells and Butlers	19th century	II	137 Drummond St
	Dublin Castle, Camden		c.1856		94 Parkway
	The Duke of Hamilton				23 New End
	Duke of York, Bloomsbury		1938	II	7 Roger St
	The Duke of York, Fitzrovia	Greene King	1791		47 Rathbone St
	The Falcon, Camden				234 Royal College Street. Closed in 2002, converted to flats.
	The Flask, Hampstead	Young's Brewery	1874	II	14 Flask Walk. Rebuilt 1874
	Freemasons' Tavern	****************	18th century		61–65 Great Queen Street. Hosted first meeting of the Football Association. Now demolished.
	George and Dragon, Fitzrovia		c.1850	II	151 Cleveland St
	Greene Man	Greene King	18th century		383 Euston Road
	The Holly Bush, Hampstead	Fuller's Brewery	c.1797	II	Holly Mount
	Jack Straw's Castle, Hampstead	**************	1964	II	Rebuilt 1964. Now an apartment block.
	The Lamb, Bloomsbury		1720s	II	94 Lamb's Conduit Street
	The Magdala	***************			Scene of murder by Ruth Ellis. Converted to flats.
	Museum Tavern		1864	II	49 Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury,
	The Old Bull and Bush	Mitchells and Butlers		II	Near Hampstead Heath. Gave name to music-hall song.
	Old Red Lion, Holborn		1899		72 High Holborn
	Old White Bear		1704		1 Well Road, Hampstead. Saved from closure by petition
	Ye Olde Mitre	Fuller's Brewery	1773	II	1 Ely Court, Ely Place, Holborn
	The Perseverance		18th century	II	63 Lamb's Conduit Street, Bloomsbury. Refronted 19th century.
	The Pineapple, Kentish Town		c.1868	II	51 Leverton Street, Kentish Town
	Prince of Wales, Euston		1860s	II	119 Hampstead Road, Euston. Now a cocktail bar
	Princess Louise, Holborn	Samuel Smith Old Brewery	1872	II*	High Holborn
	The Punch Tavern		c.1895	II	98–100 Fleet Street, Holborn. Rebuilt 1894–1897
	Queen's Hotel, Primrose Hill	Young's	1855		Regent's Park Road, Primrose Hill
	Rising Sun, Euston	Mitchells and Butlers	1899	II	120 Euston Road, Euston. Now renamed The Rocket
	Rising Sun, Fitzrovia	Taylor Walker Pubs	1896	II	46 Tottenham Court Road, Fitzrovia
	Seven Stars, Holborn		17th century	II	53-54 Carey Street, Holborn
	Ship Tavern, Holborn		1549		Lincoln's Inn Fields. Rebuilt 1923
	Sir Richard Steele (public house)				Haverstock Hill
	The Tipperary		1667	II	66, Fleet St
	Upper Flask	************			Hampstead Hill. Demolished
	The Washington, Belsize Park		1865	II	50, Englands La.
	Wells Tavern, Hampstead		1849	II	30, Well Walk
	The Wheatsheaf, Fitzrovia				25, Rathbone Place
	The Winchester, Highgate	************	1881		206, Archway Rd, Closed 2016.
	The World's End, Camden				174 Camden High St
	The Yorkshire Grey		1676	II	29 Grays Inn Rd

[City of London]

Image	Name	Owner	Date	Listing?	Notes
	Bell Savage Inn	******************	15th century		Ludgate Hill. Demolished.
	The Black Friar, Blackfriars	Nicholsons	1875	II*	Queen Victoria St, Blackfriars
	Boar's Head Inn, Eastcheap	******************	16th century		Eastcheap. Demolished.
	Dirty Dicks				Bishopgate
	East India Arms	Shepherd Neame	1829		Fenchurch St
	The Fortune of War Public House	*********************			Cock Lane, Smithfield. Demolished 1910.
	George and Vulture	Samuel Smith Old Brewery	1748	II	Lombard St. Frequented by Charles Dickens and mentioned in his writings.
	Hand and Shears		19th century	II	Middle St, Smithfield
	Hoop and Grapes		17th century	II*	46-47 Aldgate High St
	Hoop and Grapes		18th century	II	80 Farringdon St
	Jamaica Wine House	Shepherd Neame		II	St Michael's Alley, Cornhill. Locally known as The Jampot. Was the first coffeehouse in London. Frequented by Samuel Pepys.
	The Old Bank of England	Fullers	1886	II	194 Fleet St
	Old Bell		17th century	II*	95 Fleet St
	Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese	Samuel Smith Old Brewery	1538	II	145 Fleet St. Once frequented by Charles Dickens, G.K. Chesterton and Mark Twain.
	Ye Olde Cock Tavern	Taylor Walker	Earlier than C17th	II	22 Fleet St. Once frequented by Samuel Pepys, Alfred Tennyson and Charles Dickens
	Viaduct Tavern		1875	II	126 Newgate St, Holborn

[London [Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham|Hammersmith and Fulham]]

Image	Name	Owner	Date	Listing?	Notes
	Aragon House		1805	II	247 New King's Road, Fulham
	Black Lion, Hammersmith		18th century	II	South Black Lion Lane, Hammersmith
	Blue Anchor, Hammersmith	Property Trust Group	1722		13 Lower Mall, Hammersmith. Gustav Holst composed his Hammersmith Suite here.
	The Brown Cow, Parsons Green				676 Fulham Rd, Fulham
	The Cock, Fulham	Young's	19th century	II	360 North End Road, Fulham. Now Cock Tavern.
	The Cross Keys, Hammersmith	Fuller's Brewery			57 Black Lion Lane, Hammersmith
	The Dove, Hammersmith		18th century	II	19 Upper Mall, Hammersmith. Listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the smallest public bar in the UK.
	Duke of Cumberland, Fulham	Young's	1892		235 New King's Road, Fulham. Now called Duke on the Green.
	Eight Bells, Fulham				Fulham High Street
	The George, Hammersmith	Belushi's	1911		28 Hammersmith Broadway
	Golden Lion, Fulham		c.1820		Fulham High Street
	Hampshire Hog		1883		227 King Street
	The Hop Poles		1857	II	17–19 King Street
	Hope and Anchor, Hammersmith	*****************	1936	II	20 Macbeth Street. Closed.
	The King's Head, Fulham			II	4 Fulham High Street, Fulham
	Laurie Arms		c.1881		238 Shepherd's Bush Road
	The Queen Adelaide		c.1900	II	412 Uxbridge Road, Shepherd's Bush
	Queen's Head, Brook Green		1796		13 Brook Green. Frequented by Dick Turpin.
	Princess Victoria, Uxbridge Road	Three Cheers Pub Company.	1829		Uxbridge Road, Shepherd's Bush
	Rutland Arms, Hammersmith		1849		15 Lower Mall
	Salutation, Hammersmith	Fuller's Brewery	1910	II	154 King Street
	The Swan, Hammersmith			II	46 Hammersmith Broadway
	Temperance Billiard Hall, Fulham		1910	II	Fulham High Street. Now called the Temperance
	The White Horse, Fulham				Parson's Green. Known as the "Sloaney Pony"