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Changes are afoot at The Connaught, grande dame of Mayfair's hotels. Following the closure of Angela Hartnett's...
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Towards the top of Balham High Road and, thankfully, lurking just under the 'rah-rah' radar of the Clapham Common crowd,...
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Surrounded by grassy park knolls in the shadow of luxury tower blocks and rather less salubrious East End estates, The...
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A mere empty Special Brew can's throw from the Holloway Road is this spruced-up boozer that's all pine, adventurous colour...
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Away from the madding crowds of Upper Street, The Barnsbury is fairly darn fancy pants. With chandeliers made from wine...
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New Jersey, Norway… the crowd of Kinks fans expressing their disappointment on the internet that the Clissold Arms,...
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Amid the many maze-like mews of Mayfair, the Punch Bowl has been slaking the thirst of posh peeps since the eighteenth...
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RIP The Racing Page, a Richmond institution, and a classic example of two pub genres that are going swiftly out of...
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Recently we reviewed Putney's new Prince of Wales pub and observed that the gap in the market for a really good gastropub...
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As you might expect, this new bar is in Tooting; Broadway, not Bec. Next to a McDonalds. But don't let that put you off....
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New gastropubs are always popular, but seldom this popular. I rang The Warrington on the day it opened (6 February), to...
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Goldhawk Road is a street festooned with 'Oirish' craic-dens, Aussie tank-houses and the 'characterful' Shepherd's Bush...
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This Indian enclave in west London is drenched in silver and gilt, the carpet's loud 'n' lairy, signs for Punjabi towns...
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This cracking new bar shares the same conceit of faux-exclusivity as its established Soho sibling, Milk & Honey. That...
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This place is absolutely teeming with history. Nineteenth-century London's most dextrous craftsmen shaped this boozer to...
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Set back from the Thames close to where the Boat Race begins, and tucked down an unprepossessing cul-de-sac opposite a...
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West Norwood might as well be on the moon when it comes to good pubs. Formerly intimidatingly old-school (the Union Jacks...
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According to the 2000-01 edition of the Time Out Pubs & Bars Guide, 'Representatives of our stricken meat industry are...
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What makes a great bar? For starters, it really should have a well considered, enticing list of drinks. It helps if it...
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This was once a right naughty little boozer deep in East End gangsterland. It was bought by the Kray twins in 1967 for...
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Despite its churchy name, Parsons Green is one of the best places for discerning Londoners to imbibe. Beer-lovers make...
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Another day, another gastropub - and most of the rest you already know. The decor here is homely with splashes of...
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I'm not saying the Carpenter's Arms is a pub full of old people, but when I stopped in on a Thursday night, the absence of...
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Here's a neat idea for the person with four pubs to promote: a multi-venue cardboard coaster. Each side is divided into...
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You may have noticed that the faster-track Eurostar is now operating, and that St Pancras station has had a truly...
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