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I know Bradley's but it's pushing the definition of Mayfair somewhat.


Quite a lot.

There seem to be certain pubs that all adopted londoners have to visit at least once. Bradley's is one of them. The French House another, Coach and Horses, and more I can't remember.

RIP The Dive Bar.
 
Hmm. I also seem to remember some naked men (and women) in the Foundry, some years ago. I wasn't dressed as Santa Claus, though, and I certainly wasn't encouraging any of them to sit on my knee.

Well you've got all those offers of viagra now, it may be time to visit again.
 
http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/s/10/1085/Bunch_Of_Grapes/Knightsbridge

bunch of grapes in knightsbridge? went there years ago and it was alright, not sure what it's like now

Was there a few months ago, twas alright.

Is it not 'underground' enough for you Tarquin?

Zip it Vila :p

The White Horse in Whitechapel High Street for the smallest beer garden in London :D Good cheap Thai food, good selection of beers. And a bit of history about the place.
 
Was there a few months ago, twas alright.



Zip it Vila :p

The White Horse in Whitechapel High Street for the smallest beer garden in London :D Good cheap Thai food, good selection of beers. And a bit of history about the place.

I drink along Whitechapel. A lot.

Where's the White Horse? :hmm:
 
The plot thickens. :D

There's a White Hart in Aldgate and also one in Whitechapel across the road from the Blind Beggar. Cesare must mean the Aldgate one. I drink in there too from time to time.

Yep, I meant the one sort of opposite LLoydsTsb near Aldgate East.
 
It is still Whitechapel road. The other one is arguably in Stepney as it is on Mile End Road but seems more 'Whitechapel' than the Aldgate one. :hmm: :D

The one you mentioned is the better out of the two imo.

I like this pub in that area:

The Pride Of Spitalfields.

http://www.fancyapint.com/pubs/pub367.html

Just off Brick Lane.

A swift google (which I should have done in the first place) reveals that it's 89 Whitechapel High Street. I think of Whitechapel as starting at Aldgate East and finishing at the traffic lights after the Royal London :D

I like the Pride of Spitalfields as well. There's quite a few nice pubs around there, real old tiny ones, but I'm useless at remembering the names :D
 
This thread is like Time Out with its north, east & central London bias!:mad:;)

So to right the balance, here are a few south of the river:

The Priory Arms in Stockwell - laid back real ale pub, easy to get a seat but not 'dead'. Friendly bar staff, also does German/Belgian/fruit beers.

The Royal Oak, Tabard Street, Borough - same kind of thing but gets busy.

Dog and Bell, Deptford - yet another laid back local pub, good selection of beers & a good quiz on Sunday nights.
 
There's a cop shop really close by on Brick Lane and some of them pop in when they clock off.

I think it's the reason why they used to get away with having really late lock ins before the licensing laws changed. ;)

Ah. Easy to spot em though.

I like the Royal Oak in Borough as well, oryx.

South, let's see, used to quite like the Hare and Billet in Blackheath.
 
That name always invoked memories of a woman, piano and really bad poetry/singing...:(


Wormlady (all her poems are only about worms)? There is a bit of graffiti on the the stairs going to the lower gallery space saying 'dear wormlady why do you conistantly ignore the new zealand flatworm'
 
There's a cop shop really close by on Brick Lane and some of them pop in when they clock off.

I think it's the reason why they used to get away with having really late lock ins before the licensing laws changed. ;)

:) indeedy, they had lock ins all the time.. I love that pub
 
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