Published on April 20th, 2008 by Life of the Party in Pubs
The King’s Head & Eight Bells, steeped in history and tradition, is the sole survivor of the 13 taverns, inns and beerhouses that once stood on Cheyne Walk (now one of London’s most fashionable and sought after addresses).
Standing on the site of two original Tudor alehouses, (hence the name), its hospitality has been used (and [...]
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Published on April 20th, 2008 by Life of the Party in Pubs
A refreshing alternative to Soho’s designer bars, Jerusalem is situated across the Oxford Street border that divides Soho from burgeoning “Noho”. Jerusalem is a haven from the hustle and bustle of London for those wishing to enjoy a relaxed evening whiling away the hours in comfortable surroundings with an atmosphere conductive to creativity and informal [...]
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Published on April 20th, 2008 by Life of the Party in Pubs
At one time, notorious for gangland crime, the East End of London was home to many criminals - most famously Jack the Ripper, and the Kray twins.
The Blind Beggar Pub is renowned for a gruesome night in 1966. The Kray Twins had a confrontation with the South London Gang, the Richardsons at the Astor Club, [...]
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