Pubs with Bruce

London, Bermondsey. Built in the 1880s for workers at the adjacent Bricklayer's Arms train depot. A little gem hidden away in south...

London, Rotherhithe. Established in 1550 and originally named the Spread Eagle, it is located near the original mooring point of the...

London, Fitzrovia. Located on Charlotte Street (across the street from Mogli, one our favorites UK restaurants) the building was built in...

London, Mayfair. Licensed in 1688, rebuilt in 1878 and 1958. Built on the site of the former Clarendon House, home of the Lord Chancellor...

London, Mayfair. Established in 1721, rebuilt in 1934. A faux Tudor exterior opens to an interior that features lots of dark wood, grape...

London, Mayfair (Bruton Street), Dating back to the 1770s, it is one of the oldest pubs in Mayfair. Located on the corner between Hay's...

London, Mayfair. Built in 1750 it was known for selling punch, especially for the Whig political party meetings and to military gentlemen...

London, Mayfair (Hay Mews). Not to be confused with the pub of the same name on Bruton Street (there are 117 Coach and Horses pubs in the...

London, Chelsea. Established in 1749, originally known as the Running Horse. It was a popular spot for footmen who served the households...

London, Mayfair. Another pub in Shepherds Market, established in 1742 and originally known as the Three Jolly Butchers. A really cool...

London, Mayfair. Located in the heart of Shepherd's Market, the pub was established in 1742 and was known as Market Coffee House. It was...

London, Mayfair. A smallish corner pub in the historic Shepherd Market area. Originally named The Royal Oak, then the Ducking Pond, the...

London, Mayfair. This building is over 400 years old and was once a hunting lodge for Queen Anne. It was originally called "The Oliver...

London, Covent Garden. A public house called The Nag's Head has occupied this site since at least the 1670s. The current Neo-Jacobean...

London, Covent Garden. Built in 1787 and located on a corner of the Central Market Building. It is named after the first recorded Punch...

London, Covent Garden. Established in 1623 and first mentioned as a pub in 1772 when it was known as The Coopers Arms (the name changed...

London, Covent Garden. Established in 1638, located off of Trafalgar Square. Originally known as The Hole in the Wall, it was notorious...

London, City of London. Established in 1865 and named after the Holborn Viaduct, it was formerly a gin palace and opium den. Located...

London, City of London. Established in the 1730s on Ludgate Hill (next to St. Martin Ludgate) as The London Coffee House (also known as...

London, Blackfriars. In the late 13th century Edward I commanded the site to be used to accommodate the Franciscan Friars. The first...