Our bar, famous for its extensive selection of 100+ gins, is open late and serves classic and contemporary cocktails and a wide selection of beers, wines, and spirits.
A cozy, light wood decor local with cask ales and global beer selection, serving home-cooked food.
Arty, elegant eatery using locally-sourced fare for modern European menu, charcoal grill specials.
Simple menu of comfort classics in a sports bar where every seat has an undisturbed view of a TV.
an elegant boozer in Victoria, London with crafty drinks and delicious food to mop it all up
Tradtional pub with craft ales, serving pints to politicians from the Houses of Parliament opposite.
The Duke of York is a distinctive country pub near the River Deben
County Hall, Westminster Bridge Rd, South Bank, London SE1 7PB, UK
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