Pubs

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Coach & Horses

Coach & Horses

Quaint downstairs bar serving 4 monthly changes of cask ales. Traditional pub food served in 1st floor in...

    • 5 BRUTON STREET, MAYFAIR, W1J 6PT
The Market Tavern

The Market Tavern

Built in 1808 and close to the original site of London’s ‘May Fair’, The Market Tavern oozes Victorian charm; the...

    • 7 Shepherd St, Mayfair, London W1J …
The Punchbowl

The Punchbowl

Every stage of Mayfair’s hallowed history has been one of fine living. From the bohemian playground to wartime...

    • 41 Farm St, London W1J 5RP
Windmill

Windmill

In the heart of Mayfair, London, The Windmill stands as a beacon for pie aficionados and those seeking...

    • 6-8 Mill St, London W1S 2AZ
The Barley Mow

The Barley Mow

In the heart of Mayfair, London, The Barley Mow stands as a testament to the fusion of historic...

    • 82 Duke St, London W1K 6JG
Coach & Horses

Coach & Horses

Nestled on Hill Street in the prestigious Mayfair area of London, the Coach & Horses prides itself on...

    • 5 Hill St, London W1J 5LD
The Clarence

The Clarence

In the busy heart of Piccadilly, there's a quiet spot called The Clarence. It's a lovely British pub...

    • 4 Dover St, Greater, London W1S 4LB
The King’s Arms

The King’s Arms

The King's Arms, nestled in the quaint Shepherd Market of Mayfair, London, is a traditional pub with a...

    • 2 Shepherd Market, London W1J 7QA
The King’s Head

The King’s Head

Tucked away in the bustling neighbourhood of Mayfair, The King's Head stands as an authentic British pub, renowned...

    • 10 Stafford St, Greater, London W1S…
Ye Grapes

Ye Grapes

Ye Grapes, nestled in the vibrant heart of Mayfair, London, is a traditional pub with a history that...

    • 16 Shepherd Market, London W1J 7QQ
The Audley Public House

The Audley Public House

Nestled in the heart of Mayfair, London, The Audley Public House is more than just a gastropub; it's...

    • 41-43 Mount St, London W1K 2RX
The Footman

The Footman

One of the oldest pubs in London, the Footman has been in place since 1749. Originally called The...

    • 5 Charles St, London W1J 5DF
Chesterfield Arms

Chesterfield Arms

The Chesterfield Arms stands as a jewel in the crown of Mayfair, London, embodying the essence of traditional...

    • 50 Hertford St, London W1J 7SS
Marlborough Head

Marlborough Head

Marlborough Head It is thought that the pub owes its name to Duke of Marlborough John Churchill. The...

    • 24 N Audley St, London W1K 6WD
Guinea Grill

Guinea Grill

The Guinea Grill, a beacon of British gastronomy nestled in the prestigious Mayfair area of London, boasts a...

    • 30 Bruton Pl, London W1J 6NL
The Punchbowl

The Punchbowl

In the upscale district of Mayfair, London, The Punchbowl stands as a testament to British pub culture, with...

    • 41 Farm St, London W1J 5RP
The Iron Duke

The Iron Duke

Tucked away in the heart of Mayfair, London, The Iron Duke is a beloved traditional pub, drawing its...

    • 11 Avery Row, London W1K 4AN
The White Horse

The White Horse

Located in the heart of Mayfair, London, The White Horse is a distinguished wine pub that stands out...

    • 5 White Horse St, London W1J 7LQ
All About
Pubs

Nestled in the luxurious streets of Mayfair, London, lie some of the city’s most traditional and historical pubs. These establishments are bastions of English culture, offering an exquisite selection of cask ales and English meals, refined over centuries to cater to the discerning tastes of their patrons. The pubs in Mayfair are not just places to drink; they are venues where history and sophistication meet, providing an experience that transcends the ordinary.

Mayfair’s pubs stand apart for their unique blend of history, sophistication, and tradition, offering a rare glimpse into London’s past through their centuries-old walls. Iconic spots like The Punchbowl have become landmarks in their own right, with rumors of Charles Dickens among its past visitors. These pubs elevate the concept of the traditional English pub to something much more elegant and exclusive. Unlike the more common rowdy establishments, Mayfair’s pubs often feature plush interiors, attentive service, and a warm, welcoming fireplace, catering to a clientele that appreciates the finer things in life.

The culinary offerings in Mayfair pubs are a step above the usual pub fare. While you can still enjoy a hearty steak and ale pie, the ingredients and presentation are of a higher quality, often prepared under the guidance of Michelin-starred chefs. This ensures that a simple pub lunch in Mayfair can be a surprisingly upscale experience. Ultimately, Mayfair pubs represent a perfect amalgamation of London’s rich past, a touch of sophistication in a relaxed setting, and the highest quality of food and drink. It’s a combination that’s hard to find elsewhere in the city.