Small quint pub with cozy seating indoors and a good selection of beer/ale
Innovative Indian dishes served in book-lined former Victorian library with downstairs cocktail bar.
Bright, traditional pub with stripped wooden floors, for cask ales, eclectic menu and live TV sports
The Duke of York is a distinctive country pub near the River Deben
Simple menu of comfort classics in a sports bar where every seat has an undisturbed view of a TV.
Sumptuous, modern cocktail bar with live music and afternoon tea plus a VIP area with river views.
Pub with views of MI6 over the river, 'haunted' former cell corridor and a spy-themed upstairs bar.
6 Buckingham Palace Rd, Westminster, London SW1W 0PP, UK
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