Gastropub

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cantonarms
South London

177 South Lambeth Rd, South Lambeth, London, SW8 1XP

Platform
South Bank, London Bridge, Bermondsey

56-58 Tooley Street, London SE1 2SZ

The Phene
Chelsea, Kensington, Knightsbridge

9 Phene Street. London SW3 5NY

Tufnell Park Tavern
North London

162 Tufnell Park Road, London N7 0EE

The Orange
Westminster, Strand, Victoria

37 Pimlico Road, London SW1W 8NE

This new gastropub comes from the owners of previously lauded gastropubs The Thomas Cubitt and The Pantechnicon. This is their first pub with rooms in Pimlico. There's a wood-fired oven for pizzas and roasts and 4 en-suite bedrooms.

Brompton Bar and Grill
West London

243 Brompton Road, London SW3 2EP

Knightsbridge stalwart Brasseries St Quentin is reinvented and reopened as the Brompton Bar and Grill. Die-hard fans of the old brasserie might be upset after nearly 30 years of restaurant history was thrown out with the revamp, but there's a lot to recommend the fresh new look and menu it seems.

The Commander
West London

47 Hereford Road, London W2 5AH

This porter house and oyster bar has certainly pulled out all the stops when it comes to decor - reviewers have universally praised the gastropub's clubby ambience. Unfortunately the food doesn't live up to its surroundings - but if the Notting Hill set take it to their heart, that probably won't matter much.

Princess of Shoreditch
Shoreditch, Clerkenwell

76 Paul Street, London, EC2A 4NE

The Elgin
West London

96 Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill, W11 1PY

The Fellow
North London

24 York Way, London N1 9AA

Located in the gradually up and coming area of King's Cross, The Fellow offers the usual gastropub fare. You'll also find a handy roof terrace if you want to, understandably, escape from King's Cross street level.

The Crabtree
West London

Rainville Road, London W6 9HA

This longstanding pub in Hammersmith with a large beer garden overlooking the Thames has had a gastro makeover from the Realpubs crowd.

The Clarendon
West London

123a Clarendon Road, Notting Hill / Holland Park, London W11 4JG

Britannia
East London

360 Victoria Park Road, London E9 7BT

This Victoria Park gastropub owes its existence to Andrew Maillard, formerly of London's premier cocktail bar Alphabet Bar.

Villiers Terrace
North London

120 Park Road, London N8 8JP

Swan and Edgar
Marylebone

43 Linhope Street, London NW1 6HL

Have the owners of this gastro-pub made the classic mistake of spending all their time and effort on the decor rather than the food? While most of the critics found the whimsical interior design a delight, the same couldn't be said for the food or the menu.

The Salisbury
Chelsea, Kensington, Knightsbridge

21 Sherbrooke Road, Fulham, London SW6 7HX

This clean-cut restaurant/bar opened with a cut-throat attitude to pricing that's bound to win it plenty of punters, attracted by the idea of four small plates (or British tapas) for a tenner. Worth checking out particularly in summer for its dining room with retracting sunroof.

Avalon
South London

16 Balham Hill, London SW12 9EB

Sometimes if you want to find somewhere decent to eat and drink in your manor, you have to go out and open it yourself. That's the mantra behind Avalon - the owners are all locals with four other South London gastropubs under their belt. It looks like they've used all their learnings on Avalon which looks to be a huge hit in these here parts.

The Hat and Tun
Shoreditch, Clerkenwell

3 Hatton Wall, London EC1N 8HX

Brothers Tom and Ed Martin have made a career turning old boozers into gastropubs - some with notable success (The Botanist, Well Tavern and The Gun). But nobody seems to much like the Hat and Tun. Perhaps it's that in less penny pinching times we might have let an overpriced menu or wine list slide, but these days London diners (and critics) are more likely to stand up and decry such a blatant attempt to separate them from their hard-earned wages.

The Sands End
Chelsea, Kensington, Knightsbridge

135 - 137 Stephendale Road, London SW6 2PR.

thegun
East London

27 Coldharbour, Docklands, London, E14 9NS

The Gun is an ever-popular Docklands pub right by the river, now run by Fullers. It's based in a 19th Century building (it takes its name from the cannon that was fired at the opening of the West India Docks). There's a seasonal British menu on offer and ideally, you'll want to grab a table on their riverside terrace.