Pubs, Taverns, Hotels and Bars in London, United Kingdom

Publocation UK is a work in progress. So far we've listed pubs in London and across much of England, and we're adding the rest of the United Kingdom county by county. So if you don't see a pub we should get to it soon. Cheers, Team Publocation.

London gave the world porter, a dark beer first recorded in 1721 and probably named after the street and river porters who drank it. The city's pub heritage runs deep. The George in Southwark, rebuilt after a fire in 1676 and owned by the National Trust since 1937, is the capital's last galleried coaching inn and gets a mention in Dickens's Little Dorrit. Holborn's Princess Louise keeps a lavish 1891 interior of booths, mirrors and snob screens, and Fuller's beers have been brewed at Chiswick's Griffin Brewery since 1845.